Weathering models with acrylic paints and washes

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Weathering models with acrylic washes and paints.
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[@Spur1Denmark]

I was looking for a method to do worn leather seats, and I only work with acrylics/water based products, so thank you! I look forward to trying this out!

[@woody3590]

Now this is what I have to practice to get my scale model aircraft to really come alive...Thank You so much

[@daniellabra4186]

Did you paint the dials in the radio and dashboard or they're decals??

[@raymondserafin9396]

Great job, good information and how the weather in leather seats keep up the good work. I enjoy your videos

[@davidguy6823]

Very useful how to. Thanks.

[@joemontgomery6658]

Have you ever used the flory clay washes?

[@allanrichards3752]

If you want to see acrylics used a lot as washes and for weathering check out Laser Creations with his post apocalyptic dioramas.

[@FinsburyPhil]

Useful video Jason, thanks. I'm trying to go completely water-based acrylic - mainly because of the smell (especially when cleaning up). I'm using Mission Models and Metal Colour for spraying and the new Ammo Atom paints for detail brush painting - they are excellent. I still like to use oils for weathering.

[@evilbobthebob]

Seconded. I've been acrylic from the start due to smell and lack of ventilation, so the more skilled people show me how to use them properly, the better!

[@gsr4535]

Splendid job! 👍