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Post by mojacko on Jun 4, 2008 16:18:38 GMT 8
remember, the ink wash 'only' works with gloss/smooth surface. it's not advisable to use that on flat surface or kit that has been sprayed with flat topcoats.
Actually, with that info, I'm planning to switch paint types from acrylic to enamel paints. Will probably buy a 1/144 scrap kit to practice with the technique first before applying it to MGs. ;D EDIT: Scratch that, I'm definitely getting enamel paints tomorrow for the inkwash technique after reading your reply from PilapZ's thread. ;D I just have to get a kit to be the victim of my inkwash practice. ;D ive used acrylic paints...and done panel lining using the wash method.....as long as ur using "GLOSSY" paints....the enamel wash will flow thru smoothly.....take out excesive paints using a q tip (bud) dip in lighter fluid.....and presto...... if u used FLAT BASE....just spray Gloss or Semi Gloss TopCoat before panel lining.....
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Post by no3Ljm on Jun 6, 2008 2:47:48 GMT 8
Sirs if you maydo you have your own video to teach us like me a noob here, like the one in the youtube, like rjrelojo....about panel lines(kahit ung lng) i have a steady hands but still it's (pasmado pag natatagalan nanginginig) thanx for the video... here's another video i found about panel-lining at YouTube:
Testor's ScaleWorkshop #9 - Panel Line Washes www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iAQVObu9YI
panel lines technique of some of the members here are being shared on this Painting / Panel Lines tips thread. and also brod vic01 shared this technique on his thread on using Gundam Markers for panel-lining.
hope this threads can help you. have fun and happy painting!
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Post by LadyLuck® on Jul 11, 2008 14:59:32 GMT 8
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Post by SEELE01 on Jul 11, 2008 15:18:56 GMT 8
It's a rubbing compound, the number tells the grit.
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Post by LadyLuck® on Jul 11, 2008 18:39:11 GMT 8
It's a rubbing compound, the number tells the grit. MANY THANKS BRO!!!
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