British Airborne Jeeps Painting Tutorial: Peter Pig - Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- I thoroughly enjoyed painting these Peter Pig British Airborne jeeps, they're fantastic and really have some amazing detail. I hope you enjoyed Part 2 of this Peter Pig series, let me know in the comments what you thought of them and if you'll look at grabbing some of their range?
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Cheers Kristian. Gets me in the mood for tackling some para jeeps with the new releases.
They actually look great, I'm looking forward to getting my hands on some 😆
Another great tutorial
Thanks buddy 🙏
Wicked work
Thanks buddy 🙌 I've just watched your tribute for Beccas, he sounds like such a great guy 😔 he subscribed to my channel early on and commented on a few videos so I recognised the name immediately.
I've subscribed to your channel and I'll start watching some of those FOW videos I see 😋
Jeeps look great man!👍😁
Thanks Andrew 😁 It's greatly appreciated as always ☺️
Those jeeps are awesome, well done! After watching this, I might use my German Camouflage Bright Green more often. . .
Thanks as always buddy 😉 I have to admit, I do my German Bright Green 😝
Excellent work Mate! I really like that rope painting technique. Simple but looks great. Stealing that! Very nice!👏👏👏
Thanks Scott, I'm so glad you liked the video and have picked up a few techniques to use on your own stuff ☺️
Great result. As always. Very well done.🤘
Thanks buddy 😊😊😊
Very nice
Thanks Jeremy 🙌
Good stuff P!
Thank you sir 🙏
Amazing work as always
Thank you kindly 🙌
Nice work, have you ever tried GW Nuln oil (not gloss) for your black washes? I find it great
Thanks bro 😁 I have a bottle of that in the stash somewhere 😆 I'll have to use it ... perhaps for my next video 😉
Kristian, how long time do you let the enamel wash dry for? I feel I remove too much and get a grainy feel after I remove the excess with white spirit..
Looking good anyway👌
Thanks Petter 😁 I'm much of the same, I get hit and miss results but I haven't found a better alternative 🙃 I try to mix both enamel and acrylic washes. So I'll use enamel for the small places and acrylic for the bigger areas. I let it dry for a few hours and then hit it, try to be gentle and take your time. I know some people hit it after 15/30 minutes but I've never had good results with that. I also go super light on the thinners to remove the excess 😁
@@paintingpanzers a few hours you say! I'm one of those 15/30 minutes people😂, I'll try and leave them a bit longer next time🙏
Haha oppps! Let me know how you go man 😁