Beginner tips: Do you have to prime your models?

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  • @williamowens5144
    @williamowens5144 Год назад +1

    Criminal how few likes and comments your videos are getting. Just found your channel with the masking vid and subbed right away.

  • @sweettoof81
    @sweettoof81 Год назад

    Thanks for the tutorial. I didn't realize solvent based primer was that much stronger.

  • @dukedillah
    @dukedillah Год назад

    Awesome video! Lots of help on painting.

  • @Nelly3dPrints
    @Nelly3dPrints Год назад

    Great Video as always Sir!!!

  • @kristienvar989
    @kristienvar989 Год назад

    great video, i learned a lot. ty

  • @JUST_PAINT_IT
    @JUST_PAINT_IT Год назад

    Great presentation and tips!

  • @r21174
    @r21174 Год назад

    excellent guide

  • @simoncowell5480
    @simoncowell5480 28 дней назад

    im new to this. Is priming the same as saying applying "base coat"?

    • @evolutionxstudios
      @evolutionxstudios  28 дней назад

      Yes it is! Although technically a base coat could also be the first color you use after priming I guess.

  • @iamteenturtle
    @iamteenturtle 11 месяцев назад

    Here is a comment foooor the algorithm.
    Thanks for this video! Very helpful

  • @sprocket5526
    @sprocket5526 Год назад +1

    Vallejo is probably the absolut worst of the water based primers, most scale modellers hate it with a vengeance. And waterbased paint/primer simply dont adhere to resin. It simply rubs off when handling the model

  • @3amsleep
    @3amsleep 8 месяцев назад

    Vallejo primer is awful for anything else than minis. Try badger's stylinrez, it's probably one of the best primers period