plasmo your videos are so helpful especially this one it has cleared up all the confusion with all the washes and weathering involved with modelling and every time I get confused when using a wash I instantly come back to watch this video and follow your steps haha thanks so much keep up all the good work !

Thanks everyone for the positive feedback. I added Czech and English subtitles.

@JeffersonSheng

8 жыл бұрын

will any oil paint work for this?

@idaemonplasmo

8 жыл бұрын

+Jefferson Sheng (EXIACXA3740) yes I thing so.

@JeffersonSheng

8 жыл бұрын

+PLASMO - plastic models also, u used MIG's enamel oil paint thinner. will regular enamel thinner do the job because 75ml for that bottle of thinner is 12 bucks. And I think that's a little too high..

@idaemonplasmo

8 жыл бұрын

+Jefferson Sheng (EXIACXA3740) Yes of course you can use enamel thinner but be careful. Some type of enamel thinner are more aggressive and could damage paint work. I tried x20 tamiya enamel thinner. It is cheaper than mig and work with no problems.

@breaktherule758

8 жыл бұрын

Hi, today I was doing the barnishing of the model and I stuck with a big TROUBLE: the tamiya x-22 doenst cover the model as you show in the video (example of the f35 model) its covers like a strange cape of tiny brits. Seems like the tamiya clear barnish needs a solvent... I have no idea about how to solve this... Please post me an answer.

There are sooo many videos out there that offer only pretty pictures and clever talk - you show how it is done, brush in hand. Thanks a lot for that, I have learned a great deal!

Ive been modeling 45 yrs and still learning! Im enjoying your suggestions thank u 4 the vidio.

That was a VERY effective tutorial David. I have had mixed results with my past experience and now I know why. I was left to build and paint and only pin wash. The result was like a new aircraft right out of the factory. I learned much on this tutorial and would love to see more wash tutorials like these that go into greater detail if possible. In any case, thanks for taking the time to share you most excellent techniques.

There comes a point when modelling crosses over into being art! I’ve only been doing it 18 months and every time I finish a project and I’m pleased with the results,I look at tutorials like this and realise how crappy my efforts are!

@fartexboy4225

Жыл бұрын

Do what makes you happy, not what others think

Hello, Just want to say, that you have produced a great tutorial and I will try your ideas. Please keep all these great tutorials coming. Happy Modelling, Les

So helpful. Thank you for not only this fantastic tutorial, but for sharing your skill and talent in general!

You are a great person honest and helping other people I bought and tested most of the things you use in this series and the end results are satisfying and amazing! Thank you so mutch my good man! Love from the Netherlands

You are the first modeller in years that says Vallejo correctly 👍

Thanks a lot! It helped me to know how to use properly the products, specially the Citadel and Vallejo ones. And I understood why things went wrong. Gratitude!

Thank you for your tutorials. They are to the point, very informative and without stuff that doesn’t matter.

Fascinating stuff, I learned a lot from this video, thanks very much

Thanks a lot. Very helpfull for beginner! The english subtitle on english video is a great idea too : a lot easier to understand for non english people

Thanks David. Your experience is much appreciated.

Very, very excellent video. Very clear and helpful to the modeler. Also, your own models are outstanding! They demonstrate perfect quality.

Thank you for all the work in letting us beneift on your experience an skill. I found your channel in last december - scince than my long time sleep of modelling endet^^. Even now i finaly found this video and maybe now i finally understand one of my biggest problems - remove excess wash. Thank you so much . Keep up your superb work.

Brilliant and very enlightening. As a marine modeller, I will be using these techniques on my 1:32, 1:36, 1:50 and 1:96 scale radio-controlled models. There are some great model ships and boats out there, but all are spoiled by over-clean, over-glossy, or over-bright paint, along with poor weathering. Thanks again for sharing your skills with us.

It's very generous of you to share your techniques.

Ima binge watching your videos maan, gonna make my F15E and F14A badass! Thank you!

Thank you for another great video. I am new to using washes and the points you made about Tamiya vs oil will save me from ruining a finish.

Excellent instructional video start to finish and some fantastic modeling. Thank you!

PLASMO, this is a wonderful tutorial. Thank you for doing this and sharing your skills.

Very useful David! Thank you very much. I watch always all your videos. I do mostly airplanes and tanks. I try to become better through your videos!

Thanks dude, great video! Regards from Chile!!

Excellent. Just headed into oils...thanks for all the information.

THANK. YOU. SO. MUCH. Seriously, this is super helpful

Amazing. Thanks for making washes easy to understand and follow

Excellent tutorial, thanks from Portugal cheers

Thanks so much for the tips on using oil washes, David. Letting the napkin soak up all the oil is a good move.

holly cow what a detail piece . I dig this a lot thanks 4 sharing .

David your video's are the max !

Thank u so much! Ur movies help every time!)

Great videos. Respect your talent to make models and simple but useful lessons. Greets from Russia.

Great instructions, thanks . Like the tip on using the oil.

Really good tutorial! Keep em coming!

Thanks for all the tips You gave us They are very helpful I owe you much

Great tips. Hello from California

Plasmo tour work is amazing . Congratulations and keep bringing us great videos. Could you do a tutorial on the weathering with oil paints?

Amazing ! Greetings From TURKEY

THANK YOU it's FINALLY HERE.

Super video diky moc .......a jinak moc krasné modely

Best tutorial! Greetings from Poland:]

@miki.kmobile3433

3 жыл бұрын

Heh witam

Thank You... for this! Many folks beat around the bush, but you say it as it is! Again, I thank You!

thanks for sharing your expierience with us! you are awesome!

Thank you excellent video as always, very helpful.

Exactly what I needed .. excelent. Thanks.

good job. oil washes are definitely the way forward for larger models, as it gets very expensive using premade washes otherwise.

This is great !! Please do more.

Great tutorial and content! Thanks for sharing.

I was sooo worried when you were doing the vampire weathering when you went to wipe it off,thought you would wipe the paint off using thinner!😯

Great video. All beginners should watch your videos, man. Your workflow is well optimised and provide great results. BTW it's funny that KZread suggests hair styling videos after watching this. I guess the use of the words 'oil' & 'washing' made the AI think this vid is similar to some hair treatment tutorials. :)

Many thanks for the good advice!

Really helpful! Thanks!

Thank you very much for sharing you knowledge, much appreciated =]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you sir.

Some nice painting methods.

Nice one. Well presented.

Very helpful. Thanks very much!

Great tutorial. Thanks! 👍😀

hey plasmo friend, i realy like your video's and i know english is not your native one, but i understand you perfectly. thanks four your video's and keep up the good work.

Thanks David for a great video

very informative! thanks for the video!!

Excellent David

Nice tutorial !

I was wondering how you achived these techniques. Thank you for helping me becone a better modeler

@01Bouwhuis

4 жыл бұрын

Try, curse, try again, curse, spend hours on the net figuring out where you made the mistake.

dekuji ti za odpoved,moc si toho vazim.dik

This was great! Thank you :)

Thank you!, I don't have x20 now but it was already on my list. I hope that will give a better result.

@idaemonplasmo

7 жыл бұрын

you need x-20a ---- x-20 is for enamel

great tutorial on different washes. thanks for sharing.

This is great... thank you

Great job! Thanks

I found this video really useful. I use Vallejo wash for small things like cockpits or gear bays but when it dries it has a dirty look and there are some sharp transitions as well as areas where the wash built up. I just recently experimented with oil wash on my Airfix Hurricane and the results were very nice. Some people say that doing washes makes the model look good but unrealistic but I think that having it look good is much more important than realism.

@idaemonplasmo

8 жыл бұрын

+Diesel Robot I also feel this way. Realism is in the second place.

@conradsmith9332

5 жыл бұрын

I agree. I look at it more as an art than getting it realistic.

Yeah, great tut!!

excellent video....great job

Cool video thank you for making it

I wish you had a school? Awesome videos my friend

Very useful and FAST video.

Great Video - Thank you, just out of curiosity can you use acrylic topcoat / varnish with the Tamiya panel liner or does it have to be a enamel based varnish?

Great stuff thanks!

Great video, I have one question though. You use laqcuer clear coat, but is an acrylic clear coat a good option too? More specific the Humbrol clear Gloss.

Toll! Danke!

Love that oil wash on the vampire

I love your work. I'm trying to find out though, what paints do and do not work with the enamel washes. I painted a grill piece with testers silver and the tamiya ate it up. So what do you use to clear coat the model before you wash it? What types of clear can you use, especially a flat coat.

Thanks for the informative videos. Maybe one day you can do a video on all the materials and tools that you use. Really liked the little razor saw, rivet tools, and those small thin paint brushes you were using for the detail work that you were doing. Also what size lead wire and copper do you use? Have watched parts 1,2,and 3 over and over again, very great and very informative.

thanks from NZ

Hi! Thanks for this video! Did you try with turpentine instead of x20 or MIG? Will i achive the same effect when i mix oil paint with turpentine? Thank you!

9:15 My heart has stopped

Excellent job and information ! Thanks

Thanks for the great tutorials & videos! I have recently obtained large amounts of glycerine - do you think if I were to mix them with water + pigments, would the end result be similar to oil washes? Could I be able to wipe it off afterwards I wonder. Also do you think sludge washes could substitute for oil washes? Once again thanks for amazing videos & have a good one.

Wonderful video David. Have you ever considered MiG's Dark Wash for panel lines and rivets? It's a lot darker than Tamiya's brown panel line accent color. If I work on a plane I'll tell you if it works well, but maybe have you considered it? Also, what are the benefits from doing a pin wash (placing the wash only over the rivets and panel lines, and a slather wash (what you did with the oils, painting the entire model in it)? I always never know if I should paint the whole model with a wash or give it a pin wash. Sometimes it would look good, and other times it won't look good.

@idaemonplasmo

8 жыл бұрын

+Alaskafish Just like wrote spamstabber. "Oil washes are definitely the way forward for larger models, as it gets very expensive using premade washes otherwise". (other times it won't look good) When? it always look good. But you must choose right wash color. I think, the best is combination all technique together MiG's Dark Wash. It is great product. But first I must try it myself. Maybe I will order one for try.

Very Nice Video, helped me a lot to understand Washings. Unfortunately Tamia Panel Line Accent Color ist very hard to get in Germany, so I have to buy the one from Ammo of Mig, hoping it will work as fine as Tamiya.

thank you for your great content and all your videos , i learned a lot from you , as for the oil washing technique , i give a flat varniche coat after oil washing and towel rubbing so i dont have to wait for 2 or 3 days till the oil dries , is it wrong ? may it cause any damage or chipping in the future ?

Thank you for the tips ;)

Hi. First of all thanks for your videos. I just have a few questions. Would you recommend first applying surface primer and painting the whole model and applying clear gloss before using the washes? I have seen videos where they use an airbrush to preshade panel lines with a colour slightly darker than the base colour and then once everything is painted, they apply a clear gloss coat and then use washes. Does it make any difference ? I appreciate your comment. Thanks

Great video

Muy buen video David, felicitaciones y muchas gracias por la ayuda que nos das, yo hace poco comencé con este hobby y gracias a ti mis habilidades han mejorado bastante en poco tiempo. Muchos saludos!!!

hi, thanks a lot for the great tutorial, you have my admiration! your videos are very professional and the models are just beautiful. now please can you explain to me why to use mig thinner for washes instead of just syntetic thinner from the can? thanks a lot! díky!

@idaemonplasmo

8 жыл бұрын

+horrigen Synthetic thinner corrode your model and color. It is not what you want.

Amazing video sir. Quick question for all the guys here. If I want to enhance the detail of a Gundam model, which approach should I use? Thanks :)

Hi Plasmo, great videos, quick question on this Tamiya wash, I only have X20A thinners which I think is for acrylic, not oil based, what other thinner/remover can you use. I am washing over Aqual Gloss II from Alclad ?