@@DreamsZoneToysI have a question. How do you make silver look weathered? I’m doing a generation 1 sound wave but want to make his silver parts look more weathered. Thanks
It looks amazing Dreamszone! I’m curious: how to did make sure that the battle damage/dirty wash stays on the thighs, since you didn’t apply a primer? Did you add a varnish in the end? And about the varnish: how did you add a varnish in the end to the entire figure? Because of course you don’t want the dirty wash to have the same shine as the metal parts. Many thanks and take care!
Thank you! Glad you like it!! I actually didn't add any varnish after repaint especially I don't want the final figure to be too "shiny"...The model color I used is very settled and it stays well, that is good enough for me. If you are worried the based color won't stay on the thighs or arms (white parts), sure you can simply spray a light layer of clear varnish (matt) after the first layer of grey color tapping, so you won't worry the added top layers will be washed away. Usually, I apply primer only for the model kit if the surface is not even, but it is no need to do so for these types of transformable figures.
Nice video thanks again for all the tips to “bring figures to next level”👍
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U deserve more views and subscribers 🔥🔥🔥 amazing video
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this is sick, wish i could find someone to help custome paint mine haha
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Thanks for the paper clip tip and it looks really good!
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you make it look so easy, nice vid
Oh wow! Great work 👍🏻
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@@DreamsZoneToysI have a question. How do you make silver look weathered? I’m doing a generation 1 sound wave but want to make his silver parts look more weathered. Thanks
what paint did you use for the dirty wash?
Question how long does it take on average to make a video
Depending on your production skills and what you wanna show. Because I was busy on my daily job, it has took longer than I expected.
It looks amazing Dreamszone! I’m curious: how to did make sure that the battle damage/dirty wash stays on the thighs, since you didn’t apply a primer? Did you add a varnish in the end? And about the varnish: how did you add a varnish in the end to the entire figure? Because of course you don’t want the dirty wash to have the same shine as the metal parts. Many thanks and take care!
Thank you! Glad you like it!!
I actually didn't add any varnish after repaint especially I don't want the final figure to be too "shiny"...The model color I used is very settled and it stays well, that is good enough for me.
If you are worried the based color won't stay on the thighs or arms (white parts), sure you can simply spray a light layer of clear varnish (matt) after the first layer of grey color tapping, so you won't worry the added top layers will be washed away.
Usually, I apply primer only for the model kit if the surface is not even, but it is no need to do so for these types of transformable figures.
@@DreamsZoneToys Aah okay got it, thanks for in info! I might gather the courage to paint some figures myself haha.
Hi dreamzone ! , i wonder if they have replacement on arm part , due to broken arm
Oh no...better contact your seller...hopefully, they can send you a replacement part. Good luck bro!