VLOG: Wet Washing Method With TheTerrainTutor
March 12, 2019 by lloyd
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I presume the same technique would work on resin buildings
Yep
That’s absolutely brilliant ( yet simple enough even for a painting pleb like me to have a go at ).
Hope it helps mate
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Me, i believe.
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Same idea when using dry pigments for weathering on vehicles. Rubbing alcohol takes the place of water as it evaporates quickly and leaves the powder. Hairspray, aside from use as a mask for battle damage effects, might be an option for a workable fixative once done with the dry stuff.
Similar principles but no need to fix it as the acrylic binder does that for you as you go 😉
I shud grow up but Mel saying “as long as it wet you can play with” has me sniggering far too much… love ya bud
;-D
Awesome technique and i also think i will try using this for finer layering details on some minis as well.
Cheers Mel!
Nice! I will be giving my Rome a weather wash or 3…
A great video guy’s.
Will definitely by jumping on Mel’s kickstarter on Friday. Love the stuff he puts out on his channel – has taught me a lot.
Thank bud 😉
I’m under a self imposed ban on backing any more KS campaigns but a book by Mel?!?!?! How can I not? So excited about this one. Love the tutorial.
Says a lot, thank you mate
You’re the best, mate. I’m a professional figure painter and I ALWAYS learn something new from your channel.
This is just what I needed to know, having bought some mdf buildings. Thanks Mel.
😀
Such a simple technique, but then the hobby is full of them. With Mel putting his in to a book and sharing them with us, this hobby has just become a lot more interesting. Once i get my copy, it
ll sit with Daves close to hand.