HOW TO PAINT THE COCKPIT OF AN AIRCRAFT / CÓMO PINTAR LA CABINA DE UN AVIÓN
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- In this new video Javier López de Anca shows how to paint the cockpit of an aircraft. Javier explains the complete process from start to finish: including working with primer, acrylic paints, enamel wash, pigments and more. We hope you find this video useful, and feel inspired in your own aircraft projects!
Discover all products used in this video here: www.migjimenez.com
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En este nuevo video, Javier López de Anca muestra cómo pintar la cabina de un avión. Javier explica el proceso completo de principio a fin: incluyendo el trabajo con imprimación, pinturas acrílicas, lavado de esmaltes, pigmentos y más. Esperamos que este vídeo te resulte útil tus proyectos de aviones.
Descubre todos los productos utilizados en este vídeo aquí: www.migjimenez.com
Estupendo video, concreto y al grano 👍
Muchas gracias por enseñar estas técnicas, son muy didacticas. Gracias.
It's funny how a few years ago Mig Jimenez said that dry brushing was an outdated technique. today sells products for that!!...ahahaha
Great vid!!!! 👍👍👍👍
Must AMMO paints always be sealed before applying enamel or oil washes. I had some issue using oil washes, but the AMMO enamel washes I got are even stronger and removed more paint. But some colors seems to take it better.
Thanks, nice video
It's offiical!!!! Mig says it's OK to dry brush again.
Will enamels be the next big thing?I wonder...
Why do you feel like a company that makes hobby paints and hobby tools for model makers are in any position to decide what is okay and what is not? There are no rules.
Awesome
Awesome vídeo :)
Why was alclad varnish used in one step and then Lucky varnish in another?
I only have Lucky varnishes in gloss and matt.
Las pinturas ammo sólo sirven para aerografo, perdón mi ignorancia
Очень хорошо 👍🏻
on 1:24 you can see how uneven surface is, this never happens with tamiya or mr color
Not true mate, that's only the varnish and almost any bright varnish will look like that still wet, even Tamiya one
I really want to like ammo mig colors but they are always way off. Got a su-35 color set and its nothing like it not even close
Al cabo de cuanto tiempo eliminamos el sobrante del lavado??
10 min mas o menos
I really liked it until all the Vietnam earth was used. It looked like someone dumped a cat litter box in the cockpit; it was a bit too much.
me encantan los productos, pero para mi gusto está demasiado ensuciado y desconchado. El producto "clear" si que dejo muy reales los vidrios de los instrumentos, se ve bastante plana la superficie y parece cristal real.
All a bit too heavy for me but process is Okay.
2 millones de dólares para pintar 7x4cm de plástico
not a fan of that pigment effect
Does anyone at Mig Jimenez/Ammo every answer e-mails anymore????
Sur 5 mn de vidéo ...4 mn de pub !! inintéressant !!!!
this is a cockpit. it's not a tank from the second world war. It is not true that the interior of the cockpit is like a tank surface. You don't need to pay that much attention to new trend products. the old ways are always better.
Una fortuna, un negocio...
Mmmmm. The pigment effect was a little overdone to my taste.
By using a few other ingredients, Mr Color finishing surfacer/tamiya primer and tamiya/Mr color/humbrol paints you can achieve a much nicer cleaner finish than this, no disrespect but this isn't an informative tutorial even for new modelers. This is a way to teach new modelers bad habits.
One shot 👎 shaders just spider web even at 10lbs and lower