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Airbrushing Testors paint with a nice finish
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2019
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Today I wanted to try get a nice glossy finish while just using Testors enamel paint.
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It's been pissing down rain most of the day where I am. I've been soaked through my clothes TWICE. And then I saw Diecast Resurrection posted. What a beautiful day!
The fine tip Gundam marker is meant for coloring in panel lines, so it's a dark grey that goes on thin allowing you to treat it like a wash.
I see your point about using cheaper paints, but cleaning your tools is definitely essential. Great job bub... This is BOSS!
I'm 99% sure the GundamMarkers are meant to go over already painted items, not metalized plastic
I love Mustangs and that red really looks great on that car, so much better than your first colour choice. Keep up the great work! Can't wait to see what you are going to do to that club cab! Blub blub blub!!
I love that you are trying out different brands of paint and showing the results with all of us.
Its nice to see what you can create and you always are looking for new things to do. Love this channel:)
I love my Mustangs! Speaking of Eleanor...I actually helped build one a long time ago. This video has a special place
Correct, cleanliness is the number one thing. I used to prep with a pre clean from the body shop supply store but I've changed to a alloy wheel cleaner ..... you can feel the difference. 🍻
hell ya big blubs for jimmy on this one one of my favorite so far
I came across this old video that some how o missed. I understand the why of stopping the videos so you can work but I do miss your videos. You were probably one of the best at painting the die cast cars. Hope everything is going well. Happy holidays.
That mustang turned out freaking awesome for using Testors paint!!!
10:29 - That's what she said!
You beat me to this!
Wow! I really love that colour! Really nice job. Love it 😊
I once used TESTORS grey primer to paint the gas cap on a full sized car. It lasted for as long as the car was on the road.
That’s impressive!
@@DiecastResurrection Indoors, that paint should keep it's shine a long time.
Testors is like Macco for a Matchbox, but you made it look fantastic! 👍
Thanks Duke!
I really like that shade of red. I’ve used it on a few models. It has a great finish to it. The Mustang turned out great.
Nice car keep up the fabulous work
Boy, those markers are made to make details of panels. Gundams modeling kits, highlight the lines between plastic panels making it look like they are welded or make small details in the gunplas I do not think they can be used to paint directly
As always it looks sweeeeeet mate 🤘
Your paint jobs are that good you could spray a hedgehog covered in turd and it would come out like a sheet of glass 🙌🙌🙌🙌
Regards funky
I use those Gundam Markers, and like them. Gundam Mech kits are usually moulded in colour, and don't need a lot of painting, so they recommend using the paint markers for detail areas. I hate the bright colours of Mech kits, and have always painted them like tanks - mute colours, rust, oil streaks, etc, but those markers are great for other things, and, like you, I love the logo on the pack. A set of fine and extra fine drawing pens is worth having, too - they are great for panel lines and vents, etc., and the ink is permanent.
Saaweeeet, love it. I am a Stang guy so really loving it👍👍👍😁
I've seen model builders use fingernail polish and lacquer thinner. That seems like a cheap way to get some cool custom paint jobs, but I never see anyone doing it on diecast cars.
Diecast, have you heard of Mr. Surfacer? Its a primer with a grit that makes it easier to prime and sand quickly then paint. It comes from the company called Gunze and they too are from Japan just like Tamiya
Thanks for the “product testing” ... you’re the best, dude!
What a beautiful glossy look , no need for clearcoat on the Stang !
Looks awesome! Testors paints! I never imagined it could look that good with testors! I now wonder if it were polished how good it would've been! That cold be a vidio in it's own, polish a strip of metal, mask it, and then paint with multiple types of paint and look or compare! Either way great job brother!
That’s a great paint job! It looks just like Mazda’s Soul Red Crystal. That’s my favorite color. Now I know how to replicate it. Thanks!!!
Nice shade of red. Fabulous paint job, per usual.
Nice Mustang I like the fastback
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Dude I love it!!!! My fav muscle car so it made my day!!! Great work as always.
Love that red, I have it also, you can also try Tamiya TS-95 its nearly identical in color. nice redo, BTW.
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Congratulations you've successfully created a contradiction lol, cheap but not nasty. Awesome result, can't wait to see that twin cab finished it truly will be epic!
You should make your own car and pant it and stuff
Turned out schweeet!
Enjoyed your tips as well.
Cheers
With the Gundam markers markers you can also empty some out and use a brush. They are usually sold in sets to go with a certain mobile suit, but they are also sold separate. Which is why they don’t have a black in this basic set... because the Gundam it’s for doesn’t use any black. :)
Nice work on the “budget” video, great to see people thinking about the beginners or less fortunate people.
Ahh that makes sense, I was always curious about them. I had no idea they went with characters, that’s pretty cool!
@@DiecastResurrection Hehe, they are made to be used with Gundam model kits, also known as gunpla. But you can use them for whatever... There are also different versions with different tips, though it's not very obvious at first - just have to check the model number (GM and numbers) to see which it is.
The sexy music with the paint stripping off was very satisfying and the car is a Phoenix from the ashes what a scrumptious color. Nice one Diecast.
Blubs are strong with this one. Paint looks great.
Hi everyone, I remember when these little Testors paint bottles were 10 cents each. As far as the wheels, isn't there something to soak chromed (aluminized) plastic parts in to remove all the "chrome"? That way painting a wheel gun-metal or some other color would be much easier. I did like the way you thinned & filtered that metallic paint. It looks great. P.S. Those marker tips are usually nylon, have you tried sharpening them with a sharp blade, perhaps a razor blade?
Awesome custom job, paint was really nice , that series of paints by testers are great.
You can buy testors paint in large bottles already airbrush ready. I did. I also purchased an assortment of Wicked paint colors. Then I have an assortment of redline shop spectraflame paint and enamels. I worked on several boss mustangs and custom mustangs, but I think I like the mustang mach 1 the best. I also got around to working on my 1968 redline custom corvette. Getting ready to do the polishing. I try to do 2 cars a week, but drilling the posts is still a pain in the nuts. At least with a 3/64 drill bit, it doesn't eat as much of the sides away. Saw a lot of restored hot wheels on Ebay, they run around $30-200. After going thru all the work, is it really going to be worth it? People want cars restored but don't realize that there are plenty available on Ebay, they're expensive, and they don't seem to be selling.
Awesome cherry red Mustang Ace looks great 👍
I have a paint marker that has two sized tips, one on each end. Liked the orange, love the red. Definitely looks more authentic. Nice job!
Certain colours suit certain shapes better. This car looks far nicer in that deep red than the gold, but man, that shine !Thanks for the tips
the real question is would the gold have looked just as good if applied as well as the red
Red suits that car much better. I can’t believe that testers paint came out that nice
Just out of curiosity, if you mixed the Testor's paint with clear coat, would it simulate candy paint?
I used Testors for my first paint job, it came out great. Thanks for the tip
thank you for the info on airbrushes and paints. Maybe try tombow markers, they have dual points. a fine point and a blunt point. Also there's the testors enamel paint pens.
Awesome thumbs up good job definitely looks better red
How long do you leave testors paint to dry? and can you paint on top of pre applied piant without the paint smudging off?
At 10:28 there's a joke there some where LOL😂😂😂
Testors Stop light red is an awesome colour to use 👍
I got a tip from Nero 62 custom diecast, you should scuff the clearcoat before you strip the paint, it makes the job alitte quicker. I'm a sub. And I love watching your videos ,keep them coming they are awesome.
Casting defects are the bane of my life. I find primer helps show them up so I can sand and get rid of them.
Some teenage boy is watching this and saying to himself, if Austin can do it he can too. Get a good airbrush kiddies! Watch the magic happen! Schweet goodiness!😁💪🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Love your work dude ! Can’t wait to see that double cab !
if you electro plated those rims, hte markers would do a great job
That came out looking great!
Paint came out sweet every vid is a learning experience
I’m experimenting with finger nail polish thinned out with nail polish remover. First test through the air brush went ok but could be better.
I used to use these by testors until I discovered candy transparent red and transparent blue. It looks awesome in my opinion
Everything you do is beautiful. Love the videos
Great stuff! Would dig a segment on airbrush maintenance. Always hesitant to buy an expensive brush because i cant even get the cheap ones clean! Thanks!
Looks Good. You gave me a few ideas too. That putty is it good for plastic models. Tku.
Tku
Brorge Foreman!!! the work was absolutely amazing and the Gundam markers usually work better on their model kits for panel lines and details so they show up better off a white or greyish bkground. Cheap paint or not you made us a Masterpiece!....Excellent work mmmK.
In my area, those little pots cost $4 each.
You can thin craft acrylic paint and shoot it through and airbrush.
thats one nice paint job
Looks far better second time around. Another great job as always.
I wish you would have drilled out the sidepipe exhaust hole...and maybe file the lower edge of the windshield opening. :)
"The tip is so big I don't know if I can get it in there "
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Another terrific video. I really like your air brush & paint comments. So true! Dave
Pretty cool. Subscribed. 👍
The first paint job looked pretty cool overall, but the red is RAD! This is a very helpful video.
Hey thanks for inspiring me to do this I been watching for about 6 months and restoring for about 4
Really enjoyed this video! Thanks for the tips!
literally took words out of my mouth, that casting is ROUGH as sh*t!! and WOW for cheap ass testors, paint is siiick!
ohh i did a google translate on the writing on the paint markers "we put cool logo on ok markers to make ok markers appear really cool"
came out really nice for a budget build! but a peeve of mine is silver for headlights that you originally had - maybe its just me, but i think white is more fitting
Only thing I don't like is how oddly small the front wheels and tires are. You do some damn fine work though! Love the channel
I'm digging that color.
Is it better to not clear coat? I just made my first restoration and seems like when I put the clear coat my car wasn’t shiny compared to the main coat color I used
Nice custom restore!
Great job on the model. Can you tell me what metallic red is this in the spray?
Nice job buddy looks great thanks for sharing buddy u do amazing work keep it up👍👍
U ever use alclads I use 6 different airbrushes I prefer my one badger and a iwata it looks,a lot alclad would work for the rims and they have nice metal colours
Excellent paint job
I just started customizing my diecast models what stripper do you use? Really like your builds they come out great keep the content coming!
I love my Gundam Markers. I use them on my Gundam kits, miniatures and anything else that I may need them for.
You did a wonderful job love the sound effects and the impersonations. You did however sand away all your filler believe in the dent there again. There are so many people that do this you are by far the best painter amongst them.
Great colour finish as always. I use posca paint pens. they have diffrent size tips.
Have you ever thought about making your taillights and headlights glow? I think this would work really well, and I haven't seen anyone else doing them with these materials....
UV Resin
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Basically just mix a drop of resin with a small bit of pigment and brush it on the areas you need it. It self levels, so any brush strokes will be gone in a second or two. Hit it with the flashlight to cure it (takes a minute or 2). Then, brush on a layer or 2 of just plain resin (like clear coat) and cure it again the same way. I think this would add a little something extra to your already awesome projects!
Keep up the great work!
And you know..... I wonder if the glow pigment will work in clear paint......As in, add a bit to some clear coat and be able to spray it..... I make jewelry using resin, mica, glow powder and other pigments, but I never tried to use any of the powders in paint. I can't imagine that it wouldn't work and you could mix custom colors. (Imagine being able to put a hyper pearl paintjob on one of those cars..... Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm)
looks good
Nice paint job....must feel weird using an enamel after using waterbased paints. I dont have the patience for enamel anymore. Nice Godamn markers!
Well done!
what do you recommend for removing the paint from the car
Nice job thanks for sharing
Sharp looking Mustang and a fantastic paint job!!
No black as the packs are faction based and that pack has all the colors you would need for the efsf suits such as the Gundam and Gm
Beautiful job.
Hello! I really enjoy your work man, keep it up! I am planing to restore a 1970´s Tonka rescue ambulance, the one that looks like a Dodge van. I would like to ask you if you know some tricks for it. I have to remove superficial rust and to leave a bare metal surface to paint. Any tips for pads, discs, or sandpappers to leave the body ready? Thanks a lot for the help.
The paint job IS sweet, but I also like that casting. It has a killer stance with those wheels
You do good work man, your paint jobs are bitchin.
I want to send you a couple cars, how do I do this?