How to create realistic chipping effects on model tank VMS Chip & Nick tutorial

If you are wondering how to create chipping effects with minimum effort, even if you are a beginner os simply lack the patience, our special paint will help you out!
00:19 Sponge chipping technique brown colour
05:42 Dry-brush chipping technique
07:31 Sponge chipping technique dark grey colour
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11:47 Other chipping examples

[@Panzermeister36]

Some of us are indeed lucky 20-year-old fellows 😉 great video Chris!

[@Vmssupplies]

Cheers Evan! 😘

[@Th.G.M.]

@@Vmssupplies Well, I am three times 20 years young! 😉

[@Vmssupplies]

​@@Th.G.M. A great time to build some models then! Cheers, Chris

[@nigelsmith7366]

Can you make this product for aircraft modelers as well please... We will need silver and a couple of different primer colours eg... Yellow and green chromate, rlm02, this will help open your product range to a wider range of customers

[@Vmssupplies]

Thanks for the tip! Chris

[@nigelsmith7366]

@@Vmssupplies one other thing alot of people forget that quite a few APCs and ICVs have aluminium hulls and turrets

[@tomatoes3]

Looks good Chris . John.

[@neilandrews2797]

G'Day
Question. How does the modeller lay down one initial colour, then later go over the site with a different shade. And NOT remove the first effect
Was it due to time, or had another layer of varnish been added over the first
Thank you

[@Vmssupplies]

Hello, A good question. Once happy with the chipping result, one can increase the durability of the 1st coat with hair drier - once heat treated it will gain extra durability, so the next added effect will be removed more easily and the previous one will be unaffected unless scrubbed very hard. Alternatively one can seal a coat with varnish, but using the hair drier is easier.