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Welcome to Scale Model Basics: How to Mix and Apply Washes to Scale Models. While you can buy pre-made washes, and they do have their place, you can also make your own washes. We show you how! Also, we show you the difference between a wash on a scale model and a pinwash (pin wash). Thanks for watching this Scale Model Basics.

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General Modeling Discussion » Make and apply a wash; Make and apply a wash ... I read a lot in Fine Scale Modelers magazine about modelers applying washes to models. ... before wiping away the excess with a soft, damp cloth. For larger models, I might only wash half, before cleaning it up and moving on. The longer a wash sits on the model, the

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Hello! Making an acrylic wash is anice thing to do. My take on it is to take some thinner (=water) and add just a drop or two of paint to it. I also add some "future floor polish" (actually my local counterpart of it) or in a pinch just a tiny little bit of dishwashing soap to the mix, to make it flow better.

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The reasoning being that if you use the same medium, the paint in the wash can bond to the paint job in an undesirable way so that you end up with a mess. I've had good results with oil/turpenoid on models painted with acrylics. It dries fairly quickly and is easily removed with water should you want to start over.

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Hello folks and welcome to my Ultimate Guide to Washes ! This video is aimed at the Beginner but I'm sure advanced modellers might also find it useful. how

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It's a wash made from acrylic paint, water, and a little bit of liquid dish detergent--hence the name, sludge. Watch to find out how to prepare a sludge wash and apply it. Thanks for watching this Scale Model Basics. If you have scale modeling questions, ask us in the comments below or you can contact us here.

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This video explores the basics of adding panel line and pin washes to your models. This helps bring out the details, and adds realism. Perfect for Maschinen

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So, here, in no particular order, are the top 5 weathering techniques for scale models. 1. Washes. As a rule, modelers usually turn to washes as the first step in weathering. Typically applied over a model's basic paint, a wash is nothing more than paint thinned to a very translucent consistency that flows well into nooks and crannies on your

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RELATED TOPICS: painting. Our expert modelers show you how to achieve a great finish on your model airplanes, tanks and more in this guide. Download now to read the illustrated, easy step-by-step instructions so you can: Paint easy camouflage patterns with soft masks. Apply washes for dept and realism. Add wear and tear with pastels and dry

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Try a "sludge wash" made with the acrylic paint and a bit of liquid detergent or soap. I also use Tamiya acrylics almost exclusively, and the above wash works very well without the need to pre-coat with Future or other barriers, as long as the paint beneath has had a chance to dry thoroughly.With the detergent as the main component, once the wash has dried, the overflow on areas surrounding

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If so, use a pin or the tip of a hobby knife to prick tiny holes in the decal and apply more solvent. If the decals are "silvering," there is air under the decal preventing a perfect bond to the surface. Repeat with the pin or knife tip and more solvent. This may take several rounds if the model surface is irregular.

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FineScale Modeler magazine - Essential magazine for scale model builders, model kit reviews, how-to scale modeling, and scale modeling products. ... I find the use of oil washes much easier to apply and clean-up. I utilize a clear coat of acrylic varnish (usually satin) and after it cures apply the oil wash…most usually a pin wash.

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Dec 24, 2022 - Learn how to make your own wash from artist oil paint and apply overall washes and pinwashes to scale models.

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FineScale Modeler magazine - Essential magazine for scale model builders, model kit reviews, how-to scale modeling, and scale modeling products. ... and the nature of the product makes aircraft panel line washes a snap since it doesn't require any sort of mixing or application skill. It's clay based so it doesn't react with anything, so

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FineScale Modeler magazine - Essential magazine for scale model builders, model kit reviews, how-to scale modeling, and scale modeling products. Login or Register. Subscribe; Renew ... FSM opens models from Dora Wings and IBG, uses a Work IQ Vise, and heads up to Canada for HeritageCon.

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In this FSM Weekly, FineScale Modeler opens up kits from Academy, ICM, Falcon Scale Models, Italeri, and Arma Hobby, tests Tamiya and homemade panel line washes, and wraps up the episode by watching wonderful Wonderfest footage!

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Welcome to FineScale Modeler magazine's Scale Model Basics: Dot filters! Editor Aaron Skinner discusses dot filters, what they do and how to use them. ... Scale Model Basics: How to mix and apply washes. Scale Model Basics: Prepping paint for scale models. Scale Model Basics: How to clean paintbrushes. Scale Model Basics: How to drybrush scale