Hi Mike! Nice to see you in action again. This weathering demo is a little gem, includes a bit of everything. Thanks for your work, I'm waiting for more videos to come! Enjoy the summer, have nice holidays and cheers from scolding Madrid, Spain!
Mike, how about a video on how you paint vision blocks and periscopes on armored vehicles? It's always a challenge, and the ones I paint, never look right... Thanks, Ralph.
Nice and strait forward tutorial Mike :) Easy to follow even for the beginners with hobby among us . Keep on the good work and model on buddy. Greetings Ozzy
@@rs.p good deal will be there i meant to ask you earlier about the pigments are you still mixing them or are you using them out the cannister as is again great video well deserved
Hello micheal i have a question, do you leave your oil paints to dry in the cardboard for hours? Does it make a big difference? And when blending oil colors like oil dots, its better a slightly wet brush or a dry brush? Cheers and waiting for the OPR book TG. 02! 🎉
Hey Mike - if you mean before starting with a palette, long enough to get the linseed oil soaked up. You can visually see it happening.I keep the palette in a plastic container in the freezer in between, lasts about a month of use. I don't do the oil dot technique... & the amount of thinner on the brush changes constantly. I recommend the OPR playlist on the channel and start going thru them, a lot of discussion/demos on these questions regularly ;)
@@rs.p Thank you! Gonna check it out, also, is it possible if in the future making a video doing OPR but in 3 tone camouflage? It would be extremely helpful.
I am going to try these techniques on the Bedford QLB I am building (desert scheme)... out of interest, what oil colours would you recommend as the basics?
@robertworth5328 don’t sweat it mate, just letting you know where to find it on my vids 💪🫡 also if you like the technique, click the Playlist tab and there are OPR videos and Weathering collections you could dive deep into. Most are from past live streams, in those I add chapter stamps to find demos quickly (again all listed in each video description). They go a long way to show the nuances of the colors, mixing, application and so forth (mostly armor related)
Don't forget the Playlist section that has a ton of weathering videos, and simply keep practicing. That's all this model is, easy stress free practice work. Cheers!
@@DrugoyModelism great, and this is the ancient Tamiya release and only a test dummy to share techniques on. I am sure yours will be very detailed and s special 💯
@@rs.p I bought Meng Willys for a fun, next I find old Italery M100 trailer which I tried to build around 2004, assembled it, and now I waiting for TAKOM Willys with trailer and assembling Bronco jeep crew in Normandy. Willys jeep addiction)))
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What a great lesson,nice one 😉👍
Glad you liked it!
Hi Mike! Nice to see you in action again. This weathering demo is a little gem, includes a bit of everything. Thanks for your work, I'm waiting for more videos to come! Enjoy the summer, have nice holidays and cheers from scolding Madrid, Spain!
Thanks, you too! Stay cool 😎
Great video tutorial, Mike. It’s good to seeing you doing some new content on your RSP channel, here. Always enjoy these types of how-to videos 👍😎
More to come!
These vids are great 👌
Glad you think so!
Mike, how about a video on how you paint vision blocks and periscopes on armored vehicles? It's always a challenge, and the ones I paint, never look right...
Thanks, Ralph.
Always a pain to get right (solid ones anyway), and not a problem. I have some new armor coming up and will make note to discuss those steps. Cheers!
@@rs.p I've always been a fan - your books have always been inspirational. Thanks
Thank you Ralph
Nice and strait forward tutorial Mike :)
Easy to follow even for the beginners with hobby among us .
Keep on the good work and model on buddy.
Greetings
Ozzy
Thanks Ozzy, I have a bunch more similar videos coming.
@@rs.p Will stay tuned :)
Splendid!!!
Great video, the rust painting demo is much needed great work, glad to have you back
More to come!
@@rs.p good deal will be there i meant to ask you earlier about the pigments are you still mixing them or are you using them out the cannister as is again great video well deserved
@@timothybogans3905 I’m always tossing in new colors for the real projects. This is just a test I didn’t do anything unique or special for it
@@rs.pthey are fun to work with, i appreciate it bro, test and all can't wait for the next video
Nice work? What thinner do you use to fix pigments?
Noted at the 0:30 mark 👍
@@rs.p Missed it, thanks.
Hello micheal i have a question, do you leave your oil paints to dry in the cardboard for hours? Does it make a big difference? And when blending oil colors like oil dots, its better a slightly wet brush or a dry brush? Cheers and waiting for the OPR book TG. 02! 🎉
Hey Mike - if you mean before starting with a palette, long enough to get the linseed oil soaked up. You can visually see it happening.I keep the palette in a plastic container in the freezer in between, lasts about a month of use. I don't do the oil dot technique... & the amount of thinner on the brush changes constantly. I recommend the OPR playlist on the channel and start going thru them, a lot of discussion/demos on these questions regularly ;)
@@rs.p Thank you! Gonna check it out, also, is it possible if in the future making a video doing OPR but in 3 tone camouflage? It would be extremely helpful.
@@mistermike3666 TA4 and SM04 cover that in extensive detail 👍
I am going to try these techniques on the Bedford QLB I am building (desert scheme)... out of interest, what oil colours would you recommend as the basics?
Hi Robert, sounds great, and the oil color listing is outlined in the video descriptions for you guys, including the brushes and thinner used. Cheers
@@rs.p thanks... Teach me to look at the description of the video 😊
@robertworth5328 don’t sweat it mate, just letting you know where to find it on my vids 💪🫡 also if you like the technique, click the Playlist tab and there are OPR videos and Weathering collections you could dive deep into.
Most are from past live streams, in those I add chapter stamps to find demos quickly (again all listed in each video description). They go a long way to show the nuances of the colors, mixing, application and so forth (mostly armor related)
@@rs.p thanks... I have tank art 1 as well but find videos sometimes easier to follow.... Need to get.tank art 2 as well I think
Thank you for your amazing works.🎉
Glad you like them!
Nice video series!
Thanks!
It’s like magic. I see it happening straight in front of me, but I still can’t do it myself! Got your tank art 1 book, gonna need to study it more😂
Don't forget the Playlist section that has a ton of weathering videos, and simply keep practicing. That's all this model is, easy stress free practice work. Cheers!
Much appreciated! Checking it out:)
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Hello My Friend! Excellent video! How are you?
Hi Drugo, good to see you my friend. Hope you are well!
@@rs.p thanks It's ok, glad to see you here! I'm building Willys MB too
@@DrugoyModelism great, and this is the ancient Tamiya release and only a test dummy to share techniques on. I am sure yours will be very detailed and s special 💯
@@rs.p I bought Meng Willys for a fun, next I find old Italery M100 trailer which I tried to build around 2004, assembled it, and now I waiting for TAKOM Willys with trailer and assembling Bronco jeep crew in Normandy. Willys jeep addiction)))
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