Miniature Painting Maschinen Krieger Großer Hund Paint Early Type with Lincoln Wright
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- In this video, I’m going to share the most stupid and most risky paint finish I’ve attempted so far. Hand painting the Ma.K Grosser Hund kit! You get one shot at making it look cool or it will be a total mess. It’s Yellow. It’s hand-brushed lacquer painted yellow over dark greys. It also involves using some underpainting to augment our finish. But the finish is simply amazing!!
Hi friends, thanks again for all the kind and positive messages that have come in, I sincerely appreciate it. Maybe you can hear it in my voice, I’m making a fantastic recovery and am feeling great.
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Just finished the 3 Grubber 1/35's in a nice WW1 camo that looked surprisingly good
This looks so cool with the semi-translucent yellow. When I had covid, I started painting a big Zaku gundam in mainly a grey/green camo pattern, inspired by your technique. It was so much fun hand-brushing again, and in this way 🙂. Got my first Maschinenkrieger kit a while ago and I'm really looking forward to doing that. Summer holidays I guess.
Sounds great! Yes I was thinking the same thing, this style would look great on a Zaku right? Congrats on your first Ma.K kit and please share when you can.
Great to hear you are on the mend. All the best to Tomoe and Tabs
Thank you kindly Tristan, ^^
Looks great as usual! Thanks for sharing the technique.
Thank you! Cheers MA!
Let's goooo Linc! Glad to hear you're doing better! Amazing and inspiring work as usual !
Excellent Linc! Must build mine(:
Appreciated and Please do!
This looks like fun for the Groberhund! Awesome! I might try it!
Please do and I'd love to see your version. Fantastic avatar too!
Good to see and hear you sounding much better 👍 Keep it going, health is more important than plastic.
Thanks David!
thanks for reinforcing my risky painting techniques. love middlestone, great job so far !!!
You are so welcome! We need more risky model painting techniques right!?
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Got turned on to Ma.K by the PPP podcast! Found my way to your tutorial videos after my GroB Hund got delivered from Berkeley House of Hobbies. Today I am pleased to say I am now an owner of your Sci-Fi F.A.Q. and as an armor modeller I hope you understand the significance haha. Also watch out for Rick Lawler, I also swore I’d buy his book first so he might be coming after you for revenge 😂
Loving the content brother. Using more of the techniques in my games workshop minatures pushing my usual painting and starting to work on some 75mm DnD minatures
Glad to help Scott, thanks so much for the positive feedback!
Hey Linc! Thought I’d double dip and give you the RUclipsr’s hi five!
Love the look and the technique! Also great to hear you’re feeling better and see your energy is up.
I think I want to try this finish to see if I can manage to avoid muddying up the contrast Mike I did on the Mk44.
Super inspiring as always!
Awesome! Thank you Spud! Yes feeling much better and happy about this share. Your MK44 turned out so well, so that's a win. Thanks so much!!
Your texture work is pretty damn good.
Much appreciated!
Unrelated, One thing I really like is tattoo ink cups.
Love the colour, I envision it emerging from a spider hole in some long dry grass on the edge of open arid landscape
Perfect, that's pretty much my thoughts too!! Thanks Andrew!
Mr surfacer is my go-to.
Thanks for sharing Linc! great style and idea. It's interesting how the desert sand on top of the dark grey shows much more yellowish, even slightly greenish-yellow, not unlike the zinc chromate green used in WW2 as a primer. Maybe it's the white balance of your camera, or your lights, but it looks great. So maybe I should try camo with zinc chromate over dark pinkish grey next time hehe 🙂
Hello Manos and thanks so much. Yes I was thinking the same thing and also really enjoyed how the yellow changed to a greenish tinge over the purplish gray. It's such a cool effect! Please try it, you'll enjoy for sure. ^^
My right ear misses your voice Linc :D
Hey, thanks for mentioning this - it's been bothering me too. I've discovered some changes in my audio settings for the channels and I think I can improve this for the next video - I hope to reach your right ear!!
used transparent gold flake spray on flat drab green painted
that could look good Dennis ^^
I'm glad to here you doing better Linc. Keep the great vids coming and I'll keep you and your family in my prayers man! Also I'm thinking of making my own custom Ma.K. Any suggestions for an armour kit that's a great base?
Many thanks! For a custom, you can literally start anywhere you think it cool! Have fun!
I'm very glad I found you an your channel. Me an my wife just discovered sf3d a few weeks ago and just ordered an received a few ma.k hasegawa kits. Cheers! Btw where did you get one of those paint mixers?
Welcome! The paint mixer is by WAVE and bundle it into my HLJ orders. Easy!
hi Lincoln! just got my first Maschinen Krieger models. Im planning on using Vallejo Model color for hand brushing since they're less toxic and i live in a closed room with minimal ventilation. Do you have any tips/suggestion for hand brushing with Vallejo?
Thank you.
Sounds great! Yes I will do another one with Vallejo in the future. You can also check out my MK44 series, I did one of them all with water based acrylics too. Starts with Rust Effects. Please enjoy!!
@@PaintonPlasticbyLincolnWright Thank you so much for the reply Lincoln! I'll check them out now. Subscribed to your channel for more videos in the future
So I only use acrylics, mainly Tamiya, as my windows don't open. Is there any real difference between acrylics and lacquers when hand painting in your MA K style?
Sure thing, that's fine and I was thinking about this whilst working because I expected this good question. The difference is more in the outcome than in the process if that makes sense? These paints interact which when we allow, gives us really cool outcomes. I'll do another one in the near future and use water based acrylics for you. Fun!