Humbrol - How To Use - Flat Brushes

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  • Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
  • In this video we show you the uses of the new Humbrol Flat Brushes.
    Humbrol products used in this video;
    AG4302 - Flat Brush Pack
    Humbrol Acrylic Paint
    AC7433 - Acrylic Thinners
    A75011 - Airfix - Narrow Road Bridge Full Span
    A03029 - Airfix - A-4B Skyhawk
    www.humbrol.com/

КОМЕНТАРІ • 89

  • @steeldragon0194
    @steeldragon0194 6 років тому +105

    I came hear to brush up my knowledge

  • @toryu325
    @toryu325 11 років тому +7

    If you are new to this then Acrylic is the best way to go for flat finishes. Use floor polish ('Future' is a good brand in the US) applied on top of acrylic to gloss up the finish. For a newbie, I'd say using a brush is the safest method, as shown in this video.

  • @mybluebelly
    @mybluebelly 11 років тому +6

    And a good tip..drill some small holes in the metal cuffs that hold the paint hairs. that way the mineral spirits you use when cleaning it will penetrate deeper into the area where they are compressed and thus extending the lifespan for your paintbrush. Works for me :)

  • @HumbrolPaints
    @HumbrolPaints  11 років тому +2

    It's hard to say, if you are starting from scratch we would recommend Humbrol Acrylic, it's fast drying, easy to use and you can clean your brushes with water.

  • @HumbrolPaints
    @HumbrolPaints  11 років тому +2

    Apply a couple of coats of Humbrol Clear over your entire model, then apply your decals using Humbrol Decalfix. Once dry and settled down you can then spray our Acrylic Matt varnish over your model. We would advise to test this first before applying to your model. Hope this helps.

  • @joseluiscastanorestrepo
    @joseluiscastanorestrepo 3 місяці тому

    Thanks for the information, great brushes.

  • @toryu325
    @toryu325 11 років тому +5

    If you are in India and Humbrol Liquid Poly is hard to get, then just use a small bottle of Methyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK). Jewelry and Shoe manufacturers will know where to get this. It is used to dissolve polystyrene parts which all Airfix/Revell/Hasegawa/Tamiya plastic models are made of. Use a tiny brush to apply minimal amounts to the edges to soften them and then assemble.

  • @iKaBanana
    @iKaBanana 11 років тому +1

    wow thats an amazing finish for a brush!!

  • @omidnazi30
    @omidnazi30 Місяць тому

    Sir can I really get the result just like it with flat brush !!? Didn't know wanted to spend money on airbrush!!

  • @mybluebelly
    @mybluebelly 11 років тому +15

    Gee, now seems plastic modelling has turned into a science !

  • @Gsxr13Rafa
    @Gsxr13Rafa 5 років тому

    Thanks video I just finished my f 15 eagle it’s looking good

  • @ninjawithfishontheback
    @ninjawithfishontheback Рік тому

    sure, i am going to amazon to buy this the fimish looks great

  • @BritishRail60062
    @BritishRail60062 10 років тому +3

    Great range of brushes there but the only thing I disliked about the video was the puddle of paint and thinner that was poured directly onto the workdesk. I usually decant some paint and thinners into a brand new and clean foil cake/tart case or an old egg cup as then I can use the workdesk for other tasks. The way the paint is decanted and mixed onto the workdesk in this video doesn't look professional and to be truthful, it encourages sloppiness :(. I am not trolling here but I am just giving you some constructive feedback for future videos. Apart from that, this is a very informative and helpful video.
    Best Regards
    Ash.

    • @paulcook4896
      @paulcook4896 10 років тому +10

      looked to me like it was on a clear sheet on top of the desk. If you look at 0:54, you can see the whole blob of paint move as he slides the sheet slightly

    • @BritishRail60062
      @BritishRail60062 10 років тому +4

      Paul Cook
      Ah I see, thanks for pointing that out :).

    • @ryancook6452
      @ryancook6452 9 років тому

      Paul Cook what sheet would you use for that

  • @MrNoUsername
    @MrNoUsername Рік тому

    If flat brushes are supposed to not leave any brush marks, then why do my Humbrol flat brushes do? (I’m using AG4305) I already applied primer but I still get brush strokes

  • @xakautopilot9957
    @xakautopilot9957 2 роки тому

    Thanks! I REALLY needed this! :)

  • @nowlookatthat
    @nowlookatthat 9 років тому +1

    Very well done & instructive these videos; thanks for uploading. Keep up the good work at Airfix/Humbrol - some truly excellent models & products out there recently (& nice CI by the way too). Got some gems stashed away, waiting to be built :-)

  • @rurushu8094
    @rurushu8094 8 років тому +10

    Can you paint the model using acrylics without primer

    • @andrewburns863
      @andrewburns863 8 років тому +7

      You can, but you'll need to do several coats so the finished result looks good.

    • @rurushu8094
      @rurushu8094 8 років тому +1

      *****
      Thanks!

    • @MattMobb1
      @MattMobb1 6 років тому +1

      Chin Chin The Dark Lord yeah is you wash the kit in warm soapy water with a little vinegar!

    • @asian2700
      @asian2700 6 років тому

      And if the paint doesn’t stick at all you can use high grit sandpaper

    • @DGP406
      @DGP406 4 роки тому

      just apply the first coat of paint straight from the bottle, it will have brush strokes obviously but it will stick to the plastic and help anchor the subsequent diluted coats

  • @HumbrolPaints
    @HumbrolPaints  11 років тому

    We use Humbrol Liquid Poly, it's a thin Poly Cement that is dry’s quickly.

  • @KL-iq6se
    @KL-iq6se 7 років тому +1

    Will the acrylic primer you used on the model plane work on a toy? I'm trying to paint a old toy that is in need of a paint job. Also is it best to dilute water with the acrylic paint before you start painting with it? And how do you avoid brush marks?

    • @howtocameronsyoungerbrothe5837
      @howtocameronsyoungerbrothe5837 6 років тому +1

      Kenny Lopes to avoid brush strokes, use water in you paint. You should also do more than one layer if you do.

  • @HumbrolPaints
    @HumbrolPaints  11 років тому +2

    We would advise to dry fit the parts.

  • @dambuster3419
    @dambuster3419 11 років тому

    these look great i will have to get these brushes

  • @Jerre27
    @Jerre27 11 років тому

    have you tried diluting the paint a little bit?

  • @MHMajid-yi8iu
    @MHMajid-yi8iu 4 роки тому

    Does it works with Tamiya acrylic paint?

  • @Bob-co7dr
    @Bob-co7dr Рік тому

    Is it possible to apply a primer with a brush as well?

    • @Anubis_920Models
      @Anubis_920Models Рік тому

      You can yes, you just have to be careful not to make bubbles when doing so

  • @BigAndTall666
    @BigAndTall666 11 років тому

    Acrylic and enamel suitable i guess mean mixed brush hairs, i.e. nylon and pony?

  • @MrGreatModels
    @MrGreatModels 11 років тому

    Ive got the humbrol decalfix and clear gloss varnish. If i clear varnish my model which is ENAMEL painted and have placed my decals. Should i use a arcrylic matt varnish spray or an ENAMEL matt spry as i have painted my model with ENAMEL paints abd preferably which is better between the two?

  • @a12-e3g
    @a12-e3g 5 років тому +2

    Does this work with the Vallejo acrylic colour?

    • @hansgregersen3459
      @hansgregersen3459 5 років тому +1

      yes it does! :)

    • @garfieldwithissuez
      @garfieldwithissuez 4 роки тому

      I mean honestly you can probably get a lot of better brushes from a art supply store for less than these brushes and theyll probably be higher quality too.

    • @a12-e3g
      @a12-e3g 4 роки тому +1

      @@garfieldwithissuez its me 1 year later,I have switched to an airbrush im very happy now :)

    • @garfieldwithissuez
      @garfieldwithissuez 4 роки тому +1

      mapping airbrush is the way to go!

    • @a12-e3g
      @a12-e3g 4 роки тому

      @@garfieldwithissuez yup if you dont want to ruin your models,then buy an airbrush

  • @HumbrolPaints
    @HumbrolPaints  11 років тому

    They are a synthetic hair suitable for both Enamel and Acrylic paint.

  • @conallkavanagh1397
    @conallkavanagh1397 11 років тому +1

    Great video I love them :)

  • @thejudge-kv2jk
    @thejudge-kv2jk 6 років тому +1

    I just cannot get my painting to look anywhere near as good. Alwaus watery and with paint holding up around detailing and brush marks. What am I doing wrong please?

    • @nighthawk0965
      @nighthawk0965 6 років тому +2

      thejudge 1897
      What you're ment to do is water down the acrylic paint to prevent brush marks and then painting always paint in a fast, repetitive line to prevent paint build up and brush marks

  • @lamprosfountas1903
    @lamprosfountas1903 8 років тому

    Is there any official humbrol shop in Greece i cant find your products easily

    • @Rorynes
      @Rorynes 8 років тому

      Plastimodelissimo in Athens at Ippokratous

    • @lamprosfountas1903
      @lamprosfountas1903 8 років тому

      thanks for the info

  • @farabirezkya9231
    @farabirezkya9231 7 років тому

    how to clean the paintbrush after using it with acrylic paints? does it require thinner?

    • @PlaneDrawings109
      @PlaneDrawings109 7 років тому

      With acrylics you can just use water i think.

    • @shaunsmith1825
      @shaunsmith1825 6 років тому

      you can clean with water while the paint is wet but if it dries you need a strong brush cleaner like 'Brush Magic'

  • @BatmanGaming-gn4rg
    @BatmanGaming-gn4rg 10 років тому

    What colour paints where used

  • @davidrobinson9530
    @davidrobinson9530 11 років тому

    Great brushes I'm buying Moore

  • @patrickmeiler6999
    @patrickmeiler6999 9 років тому

    Is thining needed

  • @03214360964
    @03214360964 4 роки тому

    amazing

  • @TiagoDdA
    @TiagoDdA 9 років тому

    To paint with enamel humbrol using brush,how i can dilute?

  • @Matthew-lu8lj
    @Matthew-lu8lj 7 років тому

    Do you know If I can order in nz?

    • @w41ty
      @w41ty 7 років тому

      Hi there Hornby international own and make Humbrol products Try contacting them they still operate in Oz and were available in NZ
      I find there products good if used properly.

  • @matthewsnell7074
    @matthewsnell7074 9 років тому +1

    what thinning ratio did he use?

    • @nathanasio2829
      @nathanasio2829 7 років тому

      Matthew Snell most likely 70% paint and 30% water

  • @tophatboys2030
    @tophatboys2030 9 років тому

    What model is that

  • @MrGreatModels
    @MrGreatModels 11 років тому

    Im gonna get some

  • @james_c7081
    @james_c7081 8 років тому

    why do you need to dilute paints?

    • @bmw128racer
      @bmw128racer 8 років тому +1

      +mining maniac Probably so that it'll flow and level itself better.

    • @chaigonjenkins
      @chaigonjenkins 7 років тому

      to save some money
      *definately not trolling*

  • @Paddofilming
    @Paddofilming 11 років тому

    nice!

  • @Hi-lb8cq
    @Hi-lb8cq 6 років тому

    I usually just buy mine at walmart..in the crafts section

  • @patrickmeiler6999
    @patrickmeiler6999 9 років тому +1

    Is thinking needed

    • @DGP406
      @DGP406 4 роки тому +1

      yes, thinking is needed on a daily basis

  • @John-ny2cq
    @John-ny2cq 7 років тому

    It would be really hard to

  • @ilikelefunymemes2828
    @ilikelefunymemes2828 4 роки тому

    Man I cant paint shit 😂😅

  • @naphatchapman6979
    @naphatchapman6979 3 роки тому

    Lame use Tania

  • @jagitmax
    @jagitmax 5 років тому

    dude, your blind.