Thanks a million buddy! Super appreciated!!! ;) ;) ;)

@SquidmarMiniatures

4 жыл бұрын

😘😘

@keepcliff4994

4 жыл бұрын

Very happy to see you given a shout out Marco! Bella :)

@Jawsofhana

3 жыл бұрын

Well deserved. You've helped me find my way to becoming happy with my miniatures, without actually being good at painting. :P So motivating when you can get good results within reasonable time. Thank you so much for doing what you do!

Thank you kindly for the shout out. Glad to see you are trying these techniques!

@SquidmarMiniatures

4 жыл бұрын

Thx for a great channel ❤️

@GrimdarkCompendium

4 жыл бұрын

@Epic I appreciate it.

@andrewstem4979

3 жыл бұрын

I was gonna tag you or try and recommend Zat but already done, his grimdark is second to none

@aunderiskerensky2304

3 жыл бұрын

stealing them hope you don't mind ;)

Random dad note. I got three boys of my own and when I hear your little one in the background it makes me smile. Glad you don't edit the little one out and let it happen as life tends to do.

Very pleasantly surprised to find this video, 1,5 years after following both Zatcaskagoon and you!!

Squidmar: Something magic- chipping medium! Scale armour modelers: *suprised picachu*

@douglascampbell9809

4 жыл бұрын

More like scale modelers smirk because they were using this stuff a decade ago when miniature painters were struggling with using salt and hairspray to get the same effects.

I use black oil washes for panel lines on space marine armour. You just wipe away any mistake with a qtip.

Subbed to Squidmar. Subbed to Zat. Subbed to Marco. Patron of Titan Forge - I've never been so prepared in my whole life.

@SquidmarMiniatures

4 жыл бұрын

Haha, nailed it :D

Perfect timing on this video as I also just recently began experimenting with enamels and weathering products. It for sure takes some getting used to but I really like the results I've been getting feels much more gritty and real.

I would even recommend watching some plastic model builders, like PLASMO, as these techniques have been used by plastic modelers for ages.

@jakobp8020

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe some nightshift Videos...

@Confuseddave

4 жыл бұрын

Also if you're interested in that angle, check out for Martin Kovac's Night Shift channel kzread.info/dron/NM5EknY1XBA9buLmJqYLdw.html . Again, he's focused much more on achieving in-scale realistic weathering which isn't a perfect match for the exaggerated style of wargaming miniatures, but definitely lots of lessons to be learned on weathering effects.

@Libsenth

4 жыл бұрын

PLASMO!!! :D

@jasonrhome710

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I've been starting to weed through the scale modelers and model train channels to try and find more tutorials and shortcuts/"you can do what?" stuff.

@Legba24

4 жыл бұрын

And for the love of everything holy, check out the work of Eddie Putera.

I first started with scale modelling and I was surprised when I got into miniature painting that these techniques aren't popular. There's so much stuff, filters, panel line washes, streaking effects, mud effects, splash effects, a ton of pigments, etc etc. My tip is to seal off the pigments with a wash or a Pigment fixer and when applying washes, it's recommended to apply satin or gloss varnish first, to prevent removing paint that's under when rubbing with the cotton bud. Also, when using a Chipping medium, acrylics or any water shouldn't be used on top of it without being sealed, if you don't want more chipping, because it can reactivate the medium. Usually a filter applied on top of a chipped layer seals it off quite nicely and smoothens the transitions

I love seeing some of the best techniques from scale modeling making their way into mini painting. I've used all of these to great effect on many Gundams, but never felt compelled to use them for any one mini. Very inspiring, thanks for sharing.

I've watched a number of weathering videos and always been bamboozled by the techniques shown. Your video shows the steps in short & simple steps which are easy to understand. I can use what you have shown to push my painting on. Many thanks

Welcome to the weathered and rusted world. :D Can't thank enough Marco from NJM for his videos and tutorials, he is very inspiring with all his videos. :) Zatcaskagoon is a master with grimy oils, very inspiring.

It's nice that you've finally discovered Weathering techniques. I use them successfully for several years and recommend to all modelers . ;)

Awesome vid as usual. I love the way you can hear the kiddies in the background haha. This dad can relate 😆

Yaaas grimdark is my favorite! Glad to see you do it. Big fan of zatcaskagoons work

Omg I love the TitanForge models and I am so happy to see you painting them! So much inspiration, thanks Emil!

I've been knocking out so much terrain with this method. Thank you!

Tamiya panel line works really well for the seperateing of the floor tiles and they come in three colors ... I reccomend trying those out they come with an internal applicator/brush as well

That was awesome, I'm new to painting miniatures and I enjoy your skills. Thank you have a great day.

Thank you so much. I tried a lot of this and it is awesome 😊

Great stuff! There is so much to explore and can't wait to try it out!

When I first saw the picture I thought this model was some badass throne with arms on it.

Here's some more. If you don't want to spend the money on the AK/mig stuff, hairspray works great too. Vallejo has chipping fluid too. With that, I use a brush to do specific areas. If you don't want to use enamels, Vallejo has all kinds of weathering sets and bottles in acrylic form. I use both. You just got to get in there and do it. I also use the airbrush to do dust layers. One thing that helps is to do a satin finish or gloss finish. When you are done, flatcoat or satin finish it. It's amazing what effects you can get with those weathering sets and bottles.

Fast and Easy. Congratulations, very helpful. Thak you and good luck!

Perfectly timed video - just about to start an GW Imperial Knight. I'll be using these techniques on it!!!!!! - love it - thanks!!!

Awesome techniques! Thank you for sharing : )

Something to make a note of when you do this kind of weathering.. When enamels cure they dry matte and hard, and they wont lift if you use other enamels or thinned oils over the top.. oils on the other hand can lift if you put an enamel over the top as the thinners in the enamel will reactivate them. if you have to use oils before enamel, its best to let them cure out for a few days and then put a varnish layer on to protect the oils before going in with an enamel and potentially undoing all your previous work.

It‘s always an Inspiration for me to watching your vids, thanks 🤩

Hello! I would love to see a video on how to improve the look of a model after assembly and before painting. Cleaning up moulding lines or gaps between arms and torso etc. I think all your videos are brilliant and if you have done a video like the one I am asking for already then I apologise! Keep up the incredible work, you've really improved the way I look at models and I try and be brave with every new model I approach! Thank you!

Thank you very much for this video, it has given me exactly what i needed to weather some hazard stripes that i've been struggling with

Very cool results. I started watching Marco Frisoni the same time as you channel. He makes painting very fun and I like his approach of painting being a flowing process rather than step by step. Good job on the video keep sending more our way!

Great one! I'm thinking od how to add these things to my minis, but had no idea how to do it, now I know how to start!

The pigments remind me of when I was a lot younger in the early 80's we would use powdered pastels with a q-tip on the wings of model airplanes to simulate rust. We would buy the chalks and just scrape them with a razor blade to get some powder.

I love the Titan Forge dwarves. It sold me on supporting them.

I love Ammo Mig Oils and washes.

The easiest way for me is taking a piece of ripped sponge and dip it into the brightest highlight color I used. Then I just stipple it carefully on the mini (remember you can always add more but taking some away can become work) after the stippling I use black to fill in the marks left by the sponge you can be really messy here it may even strengthen the effect. That’s it for me folks. And thanks for the video Emil!

Amazing Video!!! Thank you very much for Sharing !!! Great Channel

Top tutorial. Thank you.

Nice video mate made this look really straight forward. I might have to give it a go!

Hey. Liked & subscribed. I love the honesty of your painting.

Thanks for the tips

Your music is amazing! Thanks for sharing these informative videos (and giving credit to other artists when you get inspiration)!

Grimey Grizzled green Iron Fist Successor Chapter? yes.

Flipping cool stuff man.

Funny timing on this video, recently I have been building a scale vehicle model and started on these same methods as well. Apparently they're just common things over on the scale modeling side of the hobby, and I enjoyed discovering Night Shift Modeling's channel. I plan to incorporate this kind of weathering and oil paint experiments into some of the Tau battlesuits.

Love the baby in the background. :)

Yeah, Marco! Love that guy.

This was amazing. I bought the chipping medium from ak, and I have been scared to use it. This was a fantastic tutorial. Thanks for another great video. Keep up the good work and congrats on the channel growth.

I just used oil paints for the first time! I added this great Abteilung paint called Starship Filth to my war-torn Gunpla and it has such a powerful effect compared to using the GW acrylic washes, at least on the bigger models 😁

nice ! i used tin bitz with smal sponge to do some corousion but this is so nice

Always appreciate the information you provide of techniques to try. Would love to get you take of weathering bullet ricochets off armor.

I would love to see you try and paint a model so that it looks like it's in the rain. I think it'd be a really interesting challenge.

Excellent video

Hey Emil, I've been painting for around a year or so and just ordered myself a wet palette after watching your video! It was so informative and I really didn't know what I'd been missing. Going to try the NMM you showed as well. big fan of your channel!

@SquidmarMiniatures

4 жыл бұрын

That's so awesome! Thx for sharing and for the love 😍

Another sponsorship! I hope they keep supporting you. I'm gonna dipping my toes into AoS in a few months

@SquidmarMiniatures

4 жыл бұрын

Thx so much :) it's been really good in February with sponsors. If it keeps up I'll be crossing the line every month :)

this was an inspiring video =) i ve never tried the dirty dark style more like fabric new i will defintivly try this out. gz for your sponsorship ;)

Squidmar. A. Your microphone is amazing your kiddos playing and such are picked up. I love the random giggles cries and yells. Lol B. Your paints are amazing, love your videos and hope and wish you much success. C. NJM is another youtuber I follow glad you found you way to him as well.

Excellent video. I wish I saw it 24hrs ago! I'm halfway through a death knight on his skeleton horse. I would have used that chipping medium. I have a bottle and wasn't sure how to use it. Thank you!

I'm a armor modeler. And the one thing I can be cocky and sure about is weathering. I even go into detail on where in the world the vehicle and figures I'm doing are and what time if year. Just like anything, it's all about layers. The biggest mistake people make is, they do a phenomenal job painting the figure then half ass the weathering. It adds life. So on yours, great job.

I can recommend using hairspray (in a pump style bottle) for chipping as well; the pump easily allows you to decant some of the hair spray, which you can apply with an airbrush or regular brush depending on how much coverage you want. It also activates with water and gives you a lot of control over how much chipping you want and the size of the chips, plus its generally cheaper than acrylic chipping mediums. When it comes to weathering, I stick with oils and pigments; its just personal preference, but I'm not generally a fan of enamel based products as I've had bad experiences with them. You should check out 2 Brushes, 1 Cup and Dr Faust's Painting Clinic; both of them also tend to do great work with weathering effects, and Dr Faust has done a lot with enamel washes run through an airbrush. I think you'll enjoy some of the stuff on those channels.

Thank you , Squid .

Wow, that looks awesome! And ofcourse you make it look so easy. I hope you can show crackle medium soon as well????

lol I love your child yelling in the background occasionally

I decided to not mess with oils, since I have almost everything based on acrylics, BUT the enamel streaking grime I bought was a godsend already and made a huge difference and was only 1 product. Eventually I'll get some more types (like the slime), but other than with the oils, I am good with 2-3 products, instead of a colorrange and such.

Tip 1) if you are on a limited budget for the AK interactive just go for the light rust and streaking grime. the others are less useful. Tip 2) AK's EU website after the shipping/Exchange is cheaper than Amazon prices to Canada (you may have to buy 3 to offset the shipping)

Thank you so much

Nice! I tend to avoid paper tissue however, as that can leave fibres behind on the mini. I go for a microfiber cloth instead which I just stick in the laundry every now and again!

I would love to see you do a Primaris Ultramarine in this style!!

Thyphuscouruion with a drybrush of ryza rust of gw is also nice to get some rusty things realy nice too

Marco frisoni and Zatcaskagoon are awesome channels booth have been a big part of upping my paint game. I would like to add Night Shift to the mix, he is an armor modeler so it might not seem pertinent but he goes thru alot of techniques that can be applied to our hobby and his videos are very well explained and entertaining

So glad to see you do this as well! I've been followign zatcaskagoons's stuff since a month and been waiting for getting these paints.. this is going to push me over the edge! :D

hairspray and table salt works awesome, even with rattle cans, leave the base layer overnight to full dry, add a good layer of hairspray and salt. after this is fully dry top coat, 10mins dry attack with water a tooth brush.

thanks for the insights man :)

Damn! The secret is out. I drench every model i paint in this AK stuff haha

How would you go about making a figure fly like they have a jet pack or jumping down from a dropcraft? And a dust cloud effect.

Awesome video, thank you. Hearing the kids playing in the background was hilarious, the struggle is real. Some questions: - the point of the chipping medium is to add extra texture to the model, correct? - do you know how does an oil wash compare to an acrylic wash that had flow aid added to it? - does an oil wash and AK enamel washes act similarly for panel lining, etc? Enjoyed the video immensely, keep up the good work

love the vid

I find all of these different weathering techniques very fascinating and fun to play around with, but I'm not much for the overall look it gives. I just prefer more bright happy cartoonish colours 😊🌞

There's also a cracle medium by Vallejo thats pretty similar.

GW Ryza Rust. Dry color. I just take out some and mix it with alot of water and use it as a wash. When it dries its one of the best instant rust effect i know of. You should try it!

@MrExeetor

4 жыл бұрын

Also this mixture is perfect for rust streaks from screws etc

I've never heard anyone spraying the grime paints from an airbrush...VERY effective though! Thanks for sharing your whole process.

I have yet to try this out but ive learned you can use liquid hairspray through your airbust as a chipping medium too complements of Doctor Faust's Painting Clinic

Very interesting video. :-) I was really surprised that you have decided to start with black undercoat and build-up through brown to brighter colors.

Great video Squidmar, as always! Btw do you use some kind of gas mask for your AK enamels in air brush?

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Back in the days we used Soft Pastels for the Pigments. which is the same just less the price.

What do you use to clean the airbrush after using the streaking grime? Do you use a separate airbrush fro your acrylics than for your enamels

What do you use to make the weathering powder stay in site?

I would love those minis, I don't have a 3-d printer though

This seems perfect for some ork vehicles 👍

@SquidmarMiniatures

4 жыл бұрын

Def! Maybe some bad moons would do :D

I had heard that artist's oils (rather than miniature enamels) tend to have a bit too much in the way of linseed oil in them, since they're formulated to soak into canvas, meaning that they almost never dry properly. I'd also heard that there were some ways around that (e.g. by first squirting your paint onto some paper towel to wick out some of the oil before mixing). Was that something you noticed and worked around, or did the thinners and cotton wool tend to take care of it?

When you add streaking grime, do you need to first spray your model with a varnish so you don't take out the other paints under the grime with the white spirits?

May be a comment:) Thanks for the video. Great, as always

Question would you be able to use this worn effect chipping medium effect on a latex Mask Piece would it be able to chip away the paint on a latex piece or is this just work on Plastic pieces

When applying the top colour layer over the chipping medium, do you have to use an airbrush? Would using brush cause the top layer to start chipping as soon as you attempt to apply it and end up with a mess?

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Can you seal the dust effects with satin or matt clear coat to keep them from rubbing off? Or should you clear coat to protect the paint and then add the dust effects?

damn now i want to see an entire space marine army painted like this :D

Are there any additional safety steps we need to take to blow enamel paints though an airbrush?