How to Gunpla Weathering Tutorial Custom Paint Grimgerde by Lincoln Wright
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2017
- Gunpla Weathering Tutorial Steps for the Custom Painted Grimgerde covering; Acrylic Chipping via Drybrush, "Spongering" and Pointy Brush with highlights and colour strategies for Light and Dark Paint Schemes
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do you take your own photos of your models or hire out a photographer? the shots look great, your work seem to make it look easy-photogenic.
what a masterclass on weathering, this should have way more views! thank you for this video
Just ordered my first Gundam model so i'm a long ways off from any kind of painting yet but was still fun to watch. Very informative!
Hi Karl, welcome!! You'll be up to painting steps in no time and when you do, you know where to find the tutorials to help you get started. Please also consider going our community, we are about to do a Star Wars Group Build and they are also easy to build kits Fromm Bandai and a great place to start. Check us out here; bit.ly/PaintOnPlasticTheGroup
This is the most helpful tutorial I’ve found
Cool, thanks Zachary!!
good thing I stumbled into this video. thanks, bro!
Glad I could help!
finally, i've been waiting for this
thanks and hope you like it!!
Absolutely fantastic
thanks mate, good to see you again and thought you might like this one too :)
Lovely as always, thanks for the hard work.
most welcome, so glad you like it!!
Finally a good channel recommendation from youtube . Men i wanna be like u lol..thanks for this awesome tutorials..
Thank you and most welcome!
Thanks for the Tutorial!! Gives me some different techniques for weathering. I've been a sponge weather warrior for the past couple kits, so this is helping diversify some techniques. So, thanks again!
most welcome and glad you liked it - always good to add new magic to our big book of spells! More coming soon, hope you are subbed to see them!
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cool, cheers bro!
Thanks buddy 👍🏻
No problem 👍
I love this video tutorial linc! Watched this as a refresher before weathering my Zaku head.
-Neil
NJ A - cool, thanks Neil!! Really happy that it helped I look forward to seeing your Zaku Head mate 😃👍🏼
One more lesson for master LinK! thanks man
Most welcome, thank you Gabriel!
Planning on using gunpla for some poorhammer riptide proxies, this tutorial will be super useful!
Glad it was helpful!
Just want to say that i revisited this video because i wanted to duplicate the effects on an HG Reborns Gundam,and it came out GREAT. i went heavier on a rusty wash (i used a gw acrylic brown and alcohol thinner) and I am just so pleased with the results. I've decided that I will apply the same asymmetry pattern I stuck to on every subsequent kit I produce. Thanks again.
that's great to hear Josh and happy to hear my videos are helpful for you :)
Great Tutorial... Thank you
Glad you liked it
awesome work! greetings coolsskin!
I'm so glad you've started these videos, they are truly the best tutorials online right now! I'm trying to find a maschinen krieger kit to build as my next project (the first time I ever saw them was on your channel, I'm so glad I found out they existed!) - do you have any recommendations on where to find one at a good price? Keep up all the great work!
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Greetings from South California.
Looks really nice, awesome job mate. These videos always inspire me to continue on my scale models, thanks.
Sectphiro Awesome
Sauce and thanks for the kind words, so happy that you like it and it helps inspire you for your own modelling. Cheers mate!! 😃👍🏼
Your technic with a wider brush makes a lot of sense
Great well explained tutorial! Going to take a few tips and apply them to my current technique. Subbed!
Flynnburger! Brilliant name and thanks mate, glad you like it. Hope it helps and welcome to the PoP Channel bro!!
Always good to hear from a fellow aussie builder!
Flynnburger oh cool!! I'm at the Gold Coast, where are you mate?
Paint on Plastic by Lincoln Wright currently in Melbourne.
Oh cool! We will visit next year for Model Expo. Hope to see you there, hang out and talk awesome robots!
Hey Linc been watching your vids for awhile now I'm getting some inspiration, that said I do not know how to paint but getting everything together have a few test dummies to get the hang of it. I have all the 1/100 ibo gundams built not the rex yet I'm dying for the rex and also I cannot wait to paint my strike gundam the one that came with a huge base/ take off platform, your work is absolutely stunning and I have loads to learn from you thanks for your work and passion you should do a paint on the strike one I'm talking about its an awesone kit im sure you are aware though haha thanks again brother for your artistic skills!
Thank you very much!
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Beautiful guide. If I could ask, what is your camera setup? It's quite fantastic.
Hi Lincoln, Can tou provide you have a list of paints, brushes and other stuff needed. As a beginner id like to make full list to level up my Gunpla work. Thanks in advance!
Great vid but one question what two paint brush you used?
Nice glossy looks! How do you go about making it so glossy. Even after using mig's glossy lacquer it doesn't come close to what you achieved on the armor pieces.
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Does it look any good to do some silver under the rust brown on the white parts?
I use glass pencil
How do you get the weathered , off white, kind of dirty smudged look on the larger white surfaces? do you brush it with the starship wash?
Would this work with silver paint
What varnish do you use before weathering? If i use an acrylic based varnish then i cant whipe off the acrylic weathering
@11:57 ♠️
When you prime any model to paint do you always want to use white? For just standard painting, no effects and the like? As I see most people using white. For instance a green Zaku II? Thanks love your videos!
I prime with a bunch of different colours for different effects, let's experiment!
I love your work, what kind of primer do you use for this?
thanks @Sharken! This is some time back... I think it was Tamiya Fine Primer from the can. :)
I am mainly watching videos in preparation for me trying to do my own work. Thanks for the inspiration! I don't think I have seen anyone mention paint transfer between machines during battle, much like paint between to cars in a accident (color ends up on the other car). Anyone have thoughts on that? Just curious.
Most welcome Justin. If you'd like to discuss with our community, please check out our Paint on Plastic Facebook group and Discord Channels. UA-cam is good but seeing as this is an older video, I am not sure you'll be able to get much in the way of input like that here in a timely manner. Links to the groups are in the Video Description. :)
You can also use oil paints and oil paint thinner that doesn't attack plastic. Plus it is cheaper than mig's washes and filter and you have way more variety. !(^o^)!
If the gunpla is blue,what color we should use.i mean black or siliver or brown?
GOAT GOAT GOAT
What type of pai t are you using?
Hi, if we applying a coating such as clear flat, should it be before or after we did the chipping?
Hi! I'm working on a mini book to help with the weathering steps for Gunpla - please keep watch, I will announce later this year :)
I am curious as I am about to paint my first Gundam...what is the difference between the Starship wash and Tamiya's Panel Liner???
colour and thickness - Starship Wash is better all round - hope that helps and please subscribe bro!
#spongering
CoolXer0 haha, let's make it a THING!! 😂👍🏼
Hey Linc, I'm about to put the outer armor on a Zaku an want to add some slight edging to accent the parts but I'm stumped on what colors to use. Most of it is white but some is kind of a tan color. Should I just use a dark grey for both or a lighter color for the tan parts?
Hey Nick, I'm really bad with text to colour conversions in my brain - are you in our Facebook group yet? I do use bother lighter versions of the base colours but could also use dark grey, rust on so on. So that's a soft "yes" if it helps?
@@PaintonPlasticbyLincolnWright Ya it does. I have an aversion to Facebook. But the model in question is on dalong's MG page as Shin Matsuaga's White Wolf Zaku. I threw away my extra spruces so i don't have any test pieces but I did test some paint on the internal parts. I'm terrible with colors so I don't know what will really look best an would rather get the right coloration first rather than trial an error.
Thank you so much for you input.
You're the best!
Also this is my third build so I'm a total newbie to Gunpla but I'm a professional artist an am just trying my best to get these to look as amazing as possible.
Yes... Facebook is a trial by fire and I'm very careful and measured with my time there. I do also run a membership site that you can post images to but that also costs munny. Hard choices, Facebook selling our eyeballs useless ads and our information or throwing Linc some bucks. Of course... I'm a fan of the second one and would love to run just that one!
So when acrylics is 100% cured, enamel wash won’t affect them, right? Thanks for super useful contents👍
yes but be careful on some plastic, like Bandai :)
What top coat did u use - brand, matt/gloss?
this one is over a year ago... I think it was none, I just let it dry :)
I would like to kindly ask You whan i should do the mat spray (mr super clear matt spray) ? I`m a little confused - if i am doing what u did on movie - painting with flat brush and spongering i should do this before mat spray or after mat spray??? ... i dont know what is a right order. I think to go by steps: 1. panel line, 2. matt coat, 3. weathering (painting, spongering and make model dirt with wash, oil, etc.) 4. another matt spray layer? Is this right, im beginner..... thx for ur help.
Could You please help me
Do you clearcoat after , is acrylic paint smudge resistant?
yes :)
@@PaintonPlasticbyLincolnWright yes pn clear coat or yes smudge resistant?
@@fractalife bit late but I think he means the latter
Do you ever use the hair spray technique if no why.
Yes I do and show it in my latest series on the Ma.K Rapoon :)
"Happy accidents" ~ Bob Ross
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Thank you for sharing your techniques and videos. I just built my first Gundam and looking to spice things up...
Excellent, have fun!
I destroyed 2 kits due to panel line washes🤣..lesson learned
bob ross reference lulz happy accidents.
Would this work on the 1/100 barbatos lupus.
Yes of course! In fact, I really want to make a 1/100 Lupus Rex like this - what do you think?
thanks. as for the lupus rex i would have to try it myself
hint - it totally will! :)
You're the only one who pronounces Grimgerde right
ha!! Thanks for that, I usually get called out for pronouncing everything WRONG!! :D :D :D Cheers!
Just keep pronouncing the "de"! Grimger-deh! Helmvi-geh! (Yes the w is pronounced a v because German)
that's cool to know! I will tell you the truth because you will laugh, I am reading the Japanese version on the box and trying to say it when speaking English, maybe that makes "close to German"? Gu Ri Mu Ger De. Cool mecha, I want another one!
You got it!!
Stop trying to make "Spongering" happen. :P
Si hope no one wiped ther ass with spong