Black and yellow make OD? Mind BLOWN.

Very good videos and a great tip on lightening olive drab with dark yellow works a treat 👍👍👍👍

Very informative info to fade olive drab. I never would've gotten that right either. I would've added a tiny bit of white and ended up with yuck causing me to use words that match that. No doubt about it, you're a bad ass modeler for sure. Love your vids!

thanks !!! the clarity of your video and your simple explanation is a great help to beginners like me.

I like that....Base with straight Tamiya Olive Drab. To lighten mix Olive Drab 80% to Dark Yellow 20%. Hit majority of model with lightened mix leaving some shadows / edges with the straight Olive Drab. Darken lower if desired.

Thank you so much Andy. I'm working on a Vietnam diorama. Godbless you sir

Andy you are the man!

looks awesome Andy. would love to see you do this technique on more of your models! superb bro

Looks great. Great tip about adding yellow and german dark yellow. Thanx!

@steveborkowski2125

8 жыл бұрын

Learn something new everyday:)......

Brilliant Brilliant been looking all over for this great work and tips :) thanks

Great video . Thank you!

The best thing about your videos is the music! Classic music fits so much better to scale modelling videos than dubstep or sth. like that. Now i can listen to modelling videos again. Thanks!

How do you fade dark green on Russian armor? Same concept, add dark yellow?

Interesting - I'm might have a go at undercoating/pre-highlighting with a pale yellow instead of white for my next Sherman...

Great info. I’m new to the world and have a Sherman to build. Do you need to reduce the Tamiya jars of paint for airbrushing or does it flow through the airbrush good?

nice tutorial. it's a hard color to paint and get it right. fading it just right to bring out the wow factor. again cool vid.

thats awesome.. could you give me a heads up on what airbrush kit youre running with please?

Hi Andy. If you use this 80/20 mixture technique is the Nato Black & White shadowing technique still applicable or is it too much? Thanks

At what psi do you run your compressor at? To do this fading... I need to know when I do my m4a3e8. Great videos by the way! Just found your channel recently

Thank you..

Could you suggest a good brand of air brush for 1/35 scale models?

What air pressure do you suggest

The Sherman is great

i've never prefered to use airbrushes because they cost about 50 bucks and I don't usually spend that much on tools

@illusionclassicrock6742

5 жыл бұрын

Cust- Ials They generally lasts for years. Definitely worth the investment.

Do you have to have a high end airbrush setup to attain the same results?

@AndysHobbyHeadquarters

8 жыл бұрын

+Les Laxson No , for single color most airbrushes will do fine , the better airbrushes are better at fine detail and camo.

I run my compressor at 20 psi

@brandonbarclay7575

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks good sir, Sherman prep work is almost done. About ready for some primer , then off to the painting!

@barryallen7083

7 жыл бұрын

did you paint fury on the barrel or is that decal?

@AndysHobbyHeadquarters

7 жыл бұрын

I painted it on

is it adding xf60 to xf62 to give it that faded look?

@AndysHobbyHeadquarters

8 жыл бұрын

+Wayne “tail end charle” lazenby yes add dark yellow to olive drab

how do make olvie drab auto paint darker

so you add dark yellow to tamiya olive drab right?

@AndysHobbyHeadquarters

8 жыл бұрын

+Fernando Duarte yes

@soonermodels1173

8 жыл бұрын

Or basically any brand

@AndysHobbyHeadquarters

8 жыл бұрын

yes that will work

the olive drab im using actually looks brown and I dont know why

....the 2 who disliked this are maybe pros who can fade OD with white, but won't share =)

How did you marked the word, Fury?

@AndysHobbyHeadquarters

8 жыл бұрын

+Luft hansa Just some white paint and a fine paint brush

I just leave my tank sitting on the windowsill till it fades.............JUST KIDDING.

@AndysHobbyHeadquarters

8 жыл бұрын

+mailperson that doesn't work in Phoenix the kit just melts. lol thanks for watching