Every day that I see your model I remember when I bought the house and I didn't choose one with an extra room for almost the same price just because it was older... I hope one day I can have a room so I can enjoy as I did You do your little by little assembling my model. By the way I love your videos and tricks, you learn many tricks and steps. Todos los días que veo tu maqueta me acuerdo de cuando compre la casa y no elegí una con una habitación de mas por casi el mismo precio solo por que era mas antigua.... espero algún día poder tener una habitación para poder disfrutar como lo haces tu montándome poco a poco mi maqueta. Por cierto me encantan tus videos y trucos, se aprenden muchos trucos y pasos.
Thanks for the great tutorial, I acquired 3 dozen unpainted figures at a train show and was delaying painting them. Even though I model in HO I have to use a very powerful lighted magnifying glass to see what I'm doing. Thanks for the tips. Tom
Great video as always. Found sticking a small quantity of figures to bottle tops with double sided tape easier to manage. A queue on the side of the paint bench waits for the next time I mix a paint colour for a larger model as always spare paint after.
Nice video! as always is a pleasure to watch your work and the way you improve every item.Pd :I asked my ten years daughter to paint some Preisser figures ,and I was amazed with the detailed results!!
Marklin, you are my "go to" guy for learning technics. Always very matter of fact, then once in a while "CHAINSAW!!!" LOL!!! Love it when you throw in random stuff like that, like when you were singing "death metal" lmao. You're awesome, please keep making videos!
great video again. One tip I have is to say that I use Sharpie pens to do mine as well. You can get them with fine tips, and are very easy to use and do the Jobe really well.
Bachmann always throws in a package of pink figures in their HO train sets, at least I now know what I can do with them if I get another train I don't need!
I use cheap artist's acrylic colours. Paint whole figure black, dry-brush with white, mix some THIN acrylic colours and exactly like you paint flesh, shirt, jacket etc. Best wishes to you 😊
Thank you for the tutorial! The idea with the first layer in airbrush to stop the floating of the colours is great! On my channel you can see a new video about the cheap and easy construction of trucks under planes. I think, this is the stuff you always looking for... Have a nice Weekend!
Great video, small scale figures, 1:72, 1:76, 1:43.5 and 1:48 are always tricky. Too much detail painting on the face can detract as much as too little. I think that your techniques are very good, and new to me/different to my approach😊👍
Hi - I am wondering where you purchased the figurines or what company makes them. Edit/Update: Found the source of figurines further down in the comments. Great Video by the way!!!
+Khoirun Nisa Hi! 😊 Here in Europe there are two leading manufacturers; "Preiser" and "Noch". They mainly make European style people like "workers" and "passegers". That might not be what you want. However, here's one link to get started: www.preiserfiguren.de/ Good luck! ❤️
I would like to help you if you could help me in letting me know where you purchase your figures from and what scale are they. Blessings Pastor Randy Bourque
Every day that I see your model I remember when I bought the house and I didn't choose one with an extra room for almost the same price just because it was older... I hope one day I can have a room so I can enjoy as I did You do your little by little assembling my model.
By the way I love your videos and tricks, you learn many tricks and steps.
Todos los días que veo tu maqueta me acuerdo de cuando compre la casa y no elegí una con una habitación de mas por casi el mismo precio solo por que era mas antigua.... espero algún día poder tener una habitación para poder disfrutar como lo haces tu montándome poco a poco mi maqueta.
Por cierto me encantan tus videos y trucos, se aprenden muchos trucos y pasos.
loved the video, especially the mad saw bit LOL
+arboretum valley Thank you for the positive feedback! 👍
I agree 😉🤣lol!
Airbrushing the flesh tones first and using a final powder application to remove the shine were great basic tips. Thank you for your video.
Thanks for the great tutorial, I acquired 3 dozen unpainted figures at a train show and was delaying painting them. Even though I model in HO I have to use a very powerful lighted magnifying glass to see what I'm doing. Thanks for the tips.
Tom
Love your tutorials ... concise, informative and with some humour. - refreshing change from some other regulars! Keep them coming!
+sinnymatic Thank you! So glad you like them! 👍
will use these methods when i buy my unpainted figures,outstanding video!
Great video as always. Found sticking a small quantity of figures to bottle tops with double sided tape easier to manage. A queue on the side of the paint bench waits for the next time I mix a paint colour for a larger model as always spare paint after.
Nice video! as always is a pleasure to watch your work and the way you improve every item.Pd :I asked my ten years daughter to paint some Preisser figures ,and I was amazed with the detailed results!!
Marklin, you are my "go to" guy for learning technics. Always very matter of fact, then once in a while "CHAINSAW!!!" LOL!!! Love it when you throw in random stuff like that, like when you were singing "death metal" lmao. You're awesome, please keep making videos!
VERY GOOD IDEAS ! NICE VIDEO ! THANKS FOR SHARE. CONGRATULATIONS FROM MEXICO !
great video again. One tip I have is to say that I use Sharpie pens to do mine as well. You can get them with fine tips, and are very easy to use and do the Jobe really well.
28 seconds in and I already love this man, you stay you
my new obsession, I will start making my models 🥰🥺 ♥ ️ it gives me a pleasant feeling
Love the chainsaw, fell off my chair laughing, thank you, Martin.
+John Hill 👍Good to hear you like my humour! 😄
+John Hill Where did you find the link tonthe video John?
Me too, I burst out laughing 👍😆😆
@@marklinofsweden Why, your channel of course!
Bachmann always throws in a package of pink figures in their HO train sets, at least I now know what I can do with them if I get another train I don't need!
Great video! Very useful information.
I use cheap artist's acrylic colours. Paint whole figure black, dry-brush with white, mix some THIN acrylic colours and exactly like you paint flesh, shirt, jacket etc. Best wishes to you 😊
Hello to sweden! Great Videos, thank you for many ideas and tipps for easy doing! Great!
+Holger Fenske Thank you for the positive feedback Holger! 👍😊
Thank you for the tutorial! The idea with the first layer in airbrush to stop the floating of the colours is great!
On my channel you can see a new video about the cheap and easy construction of trucks under planes. I think, this is the stuff you always looking for...
Have a nice Weekend!
This is SO awesome. I just want to rip off every single Preiserlein from my layout and start replacing them!!!!
+Magnus Hellström Thank you Magnus! 😊 Why not have a paint-session with the family? 👍
3:23 - best laugh I had for weeks... :D
Excellent, as always my friend !
+joeviking61 Thank you Joe! 👍
lol the saw bit made my day ty
littlefarm34 Yeah! 😄😄😄 Sometimes I run ouf patience too and in that moment of the recording I just felt like running my chainsaw..
love your humor and thrifty budget friendly modeling .Thank you
Well done! I model in N scale so painting is a bit trickier but thank goodness for magnification!
+J Peck Yes! 😄 Everything is sooo tiny. Magnification is a must. A N-scale string bikini.. 😂 That's tiny!
Great tutorial!
I love watching these videos..so funny
Those jumpscares get me everytime! ;)
+werrtvnsioftuzrngkld 👍👍😄😄😄 I just get soo frustrated by precision work, so I just had to fire up the chainsaw! 😂
Excellent video. Where do you buy your 'people' from. They have great definition for OO scale.
Good tutorial and funny too.
Great video, small scale figures, 1:72, 1:76, 1:43.5 and 1:48 are always tricky. Too much detail painting on the face can detract as much as too little. I think that your techniques are very good, and new to me/different to my approach😊👍
looks very good...
Merci encore 🇨🇵😍😍👍👍👍
That chain saw bit lol
Splendid work on the figure painting.What make are the blank figures you used for painting ?.
Very usefull and funny ..I have laughed ... thanks one more time
brilliant as usual!
For the shadow you can use a thinned down nuln oil from Games Workshop....
Nice.
Martin, subscription notifications from You Tube. Please consider doing a video about your train room lighting. Thanks Martin for your videos. John
Great Idea! I have it on my project list!
Or you could just use oil paints with a small brush. Takes a while to dry but the finish turns out matt.
Hahaha the Motorsaw Scene 😂
maexsmiley 😄👍
Nice video I paint track n figures.
Great video as always, could I request a video tour of your layout please?
+Toby May Hi Toby! That's a great idea! I'll add it to the project plan! 👍
Hi - I am wondering where you purchased the figurines or what company makes them. Edit/Update: Found the source of figurines further down in the comments. Great Video by the way!!!
this is great video,
I am new on this,where I can buy those miniatures?which no colours yet.link please thanks
+Khoirun Nisa Hi! 😊 Here in Europe there are two leading manufacturers; "Preiser" and "Noch". They mainly make European style people like "workers" and "passegers". That might not be what you want. However, here's one link to get started: www.preiserfiguren.de/ Good luck! ❤️
laughing my ass off with the chainsaw hahaha
I would like to help you if you could help me in letting me know where you purchase your figures from and what scale are they.
Blessings Pastor Randy Bourque
Looks great! I noticed that behind you in your layout there is a coaling station. Do you happen to know the serial number of that kit?
Great tuturiol from you as usual! Where is it possible to buy the acrylic powder in Sweden?
Hi Lars! Noch has a set of colors available. Check MJ-Hobby, or Modellhobby.
@@marklinofsweden Thanks Martin! I will check with them.
Hello @marklinofsweden .. can you say me where i can buy this figure or figure with animals?
Hi Oupis, There are a range of manufacturers of the figures. Check out "Noch gmbh" and "Preiser". They both have a wide assortment.
I feel difficult to paint human miniatures
What is the scale?
H0, 1:87
hrmm Hey marklinofsweden is it wrong I prefer Lego minifigures over these figures?
No Diesel.. LEGO ROCKS! (y)
marklinofsweden nice, I prefer to use lego people because of the ability to be posed and their tooo charming!
+Diesel Electric Razor LEGO is great FUN! Keep it up! 👍👍👍
marklinofsweden YEE!