The Yellow AMMO and orange AK brushes do me just fine absolutely fantastic and long lasting cheap and get them easy I only hand paint in finer detail and chipping n scratches etc prefer brush chips now to the old sponge and masking fluid techniques it's took along time though to get a brush chipping technique just right but we'll worth sticking to it and practice the effects are just so more realistic!
Recently subscribed, man you got a great Chanel, I am dipping my toes in the water right now so great timing. Thanks for sharing you wisdom with the community
Glad it was helpful! Always take pics of your work. That way you can go back and see where you need to improve. And most of all....ALWAYS try to improve, no matter how good you are!
You forgot to mention, light and bright color can be easily applied using airbrush without brushing a million times on brush. Like yellow, if you brush, it will take you at least 10 or more layers to totally cover a dark background item. unlike with air brush, it will only take 2-3 layers.
True! I'm sure there are million things I could've touched on but I just wanted to get the basic essentials of it. Maybe down the road I will go more in depth on some things.
Mr surfacers are great for airbrushing and filling in the support marks lefts sometimes when the supports are not on a break point! You know when the ball of the tip is set inside your model instead of on the outside so can be sanded off smooth without this round tip dint!
Love your videos! Very down to earth. I just started painting after about 40 years. It's a whole different ball game. The acrylic paints have really been difficult to master compared to oils. I only have one question, where do you get these fantastic large scale models. The standard 28 and 32 mm just doesn't work for me. I've been looking online and can't seem to find anything like what you're painting. Keep up the great videos, because I need all the help that I can find. Thanks, James (Bud) Parks
thanks for another great video, can you please post a link for the UV flashlight, i understand that not any uv flashlight will work to cure resin, it has to be in the specific wave length and power or something.
I've only got one good print from it. It's been more of a pain than any other printer I've used. The customer service is horrible an I'll never own another Anycubic product. If I have to get another printer, I'll shop around.
I’m an old dude who started 3D printing a few years back. Recently, I’ve began to paint more. Your knowledge has been very helpful. Thanks.
Sanding sticks are life
The Yellow AMMO and orange AK brushes do me just fine absolutely fantastic and long lasting cheap and get them easy I only hand paint in finer detail and chipping n scratches etc prefer brush chips now to the old sponge and masking fluid techniques it's took along time though to get a brush chipping technique just right but we'll worth sticking to it and practice the effects are just so more realistic!
use windshield washer liquid in your cheap paints, picked this trick up somewhere, seems to work
Recently subscribed, man you got a great Chanel, I am dipping my toes in the water right now so great timing. Thanks for sharing you wisdom with the community
Awesome! Thank you!
dude, sick hack on the gloves.. i spend 13 on a box 100.. 6 for a box of 100 is amazing!
That was a great video as I,m just starting to paint the minuatures and needed a boost so thanks for the info about the taking some pics
Glad it was helpful! Always take pics of your work. That way you can go back and see where you need to improve. And most of all....ALWAYS try to improve, no matter how good you are!
thank you very very very much, you help me a lot
Some great advice and I just recently took up 3d printing. It gave me so much more options with my builds
Thanks man. And you have a great channel so keep it up!
@@TheCreativeCollector Thanks man
You forgot to mention, light and bright color can be easily applied using airbrush without brushing a million times on brush. Like yellow, if you brush, it will take you at least 10 or more layers to totally cover a dark background item. unlike with air brush, it will only take 2-3 layers.
True! I'm sure there are million things I could've touched on but I just wanted to get the basic essentials of it. Maybe down the road I will go more in depth on some things.
I use color source for most of my airbrushing but I also use the cheap folk art paint watered down and get good results
Really enjoying your channel, working my way through all your videos. Cheers!
Thanks! I appreciate it 🙏
Excellent video
Thank you very much!
I like the work area organization!
Thank you!
Mr surfacers are great for airbrushing and filling in the support marks lefts sometimes when the supports are not on a break point! You know when the ball of the tip is set inside your model instead of on the outside so can be sanded off smooth without this round tip dint!
Thanks for the info!
Giving away all the tricks!
Trying to help others!
cool video, im just starting out
Thank you so much for this video!
You are so welcome!
Another great vid man. Solid advice to those just getting started!
Thanks man. I appreciate it 🙏
Great video as always man! I wish this was out when I started!
Thanks my friend!
Great video as always thank you 🙏
My pleasure! And thank youfor watching!
Can you do a leveling video for anycubic m3 one one similar?
Maybe in the future I can.
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Love your videos! Very down to earth. I just started painting after about 40 years. It's a whole different ball game. The acrylic paints have really been difficult to master compared to oils. I only have one question, where do you get these fantastic large scale models. The standard 28 and 32 mm just doesn't work for me. I've been looking online and can't seem to find anything like what you're painting. Keep up the great videos, because I need all the help that I can find.
Thanks,
James (Bud) Parks
Hey James. I get a lot of my models Wicked3D and a lot of different patreons. I usually post the links in my videos. Hope that helps.
Great video, by any chance can you show your lychee settings? I have a mono x and can’t find any settings for lychee always damn chitubox thanks
Haha! All I use is Chitubox my friend.
@@TheCreativeCollector 😂 i see
thanks for another great video, can you please post a link for the UV flashlight, i understand that not any uv flashlight will work to cure resin, it has to be in the specific wave length and power or something.
Sure thing. I'll update the description area today with a link. Thanks for watching!
Great video,where do u get the files for those models please I have been looking and not sure where to go
Thanks! I usually get the models from a patreon or direct from the artists. Check out Wicked 3D on Facebook. That's where I get most of them from.
Are your paints in nail polish holders? If so that's a great idea because they cost half as much as the Vallejo paint holders on Amazon.
Yes they are! These holders were only $15 each on Amazon. The others are like double the cost.
Do you have any issues with the big Anycubic printers? I want to get one, but I see a lot of complaints about screens and customer service.
I've only got one good print from it. It's been more of a pain than any other printer I've used. The customer service is horrible an I'll never own another Anycubic product. If I have to get another printer, I'll shop around.
@@TheCreativeCollector Thanks, I'll go with the Elegoo 8k or Phrozen.
your are forgetting the skill lol
thanks for the tips
Skill will come in time if you keep at it!