Hi Mig, first.... very nice video... nice quality.... good sound... and I think this video will help a lot of people to use the shader !!! It is a new product and I hope we can see a lot of videos how other painter use the Shader. I think..... it is perfect for armour weathering. With a little bit practice you can show very nice fading and shadows on tanks. It will be also interesting to see how it works with a brush. However.... nice video good job... !!!
Доброго дня!!! Отличное видео, спасибо! Очень интересная техника и как вариант замены некоторой химии для создания теней и состаривания. И как мне показалось можно использовать вместо фильтров. Хочется попробовать!
Would be nice if Mig could tell us what colours to use on top of other colours to make it match. I guess light green shader/filter over dark green cammo to make it lighter etc.
Thanks a lot for the video! Questions: 1. What to use to clean airbrush after shaders? 2. When to use oil (oilbrushers) before or after shaders? Thanks
Very interesting product, could they be used like a type of wash to highlight say aircraft interiors where traditional 'enamel based' panel line washes are too strong?
Hola, excelente video, como siempre, creo que te olvidaste de hablar de como hacer lo Shader con pinceles, se quieras es una sugerencia que dejo, muchas gracias, saludos.
Hi matey, try my second and third homes ...... Emodels and Model hobbies. Just down road from me, I'm lucky . Hope it helps mate. Oh, or scalemodelshop.. all I uk
Howdy Mig, Pretty darn spiffy stuff there mate... very cool stuff. I was curious as to what kit that is you used.. couple of my guys that I still work with from the WTU asked also
I'm not quite convinced if i really need this. We've got bunch of filters, and oils or other techniques to achive the same effect. Sorry to admit but this time its just another way to sell something. Not buying.
So, these are airbrush glazes? I don't understand what this product is. The commercial tells us how to use them, but there's nothing really about what they are.
I also thought they were inks, they aren't exactly break the bank prices but I'll have to look at what quantities in other brands etc are for same or similar products. He did mention they sort of "glaze" on flat surfaces and need to be corrected with matt varnish.
Sorry I know zilch about art products, art inks in all these different colour available from a normal art store? Because of my poor knowledge I always thinks of inks as black, blue,indigo etc Also are inks super concentrated, water washable?
I've just purchased a box full I'm trying them out to practice with I'm getting alotnof spider webbing with them and just Beeding up and spraying like water over the part's the work OK on like 5psi and just a touch of the trigger, that can't be correct though! So going to have to play around with them alit today to see what's happening with them right now there usless to me but maybe find there's some issue with an airbrush or something yet but will update if find any issue's!
Good day. At the end of your video, you color the girl’s figure. This is my 3d model. Tell me, did you print it yourself or did you buy a finished figure somewhere? As proof, here is a link to the model: www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-models/miniatures/figurines/pretty-woman-part-3
Nice model! I have 3d Printed some of your models too that was available on Thingiverse, the Japanese schoolgirl is particularly exquisite! which software you use to sculpt the figures?
There is no specific needle size or psi you just have to experiment. They mentioned that the shaders are very thin which means that you probably won’t be able to use a 0,6 needle and spray with a super high PSI but that’s like basic knowledge.
Deve essere molto interessante, dal video si intuisce qualcosa, ma tutta la parte tecnica sui colori le sfumature purtroppo chi non conosce l'inglese rimane totalmente fuori dal modellismo e questo per me è un grave errore. Comunque complimenti per la tua bravura.
You started off with out that annoying music, oh great, then it appears again, we are not kids, AND don't need music with every thing .I just dead the sound in the end.
So, its just paint? Looks gimmicky, like the oil brushers and AKs "magic" colored pencils. Its amazing how many people are sucked in by fancy packaging and short tutorial. I think I'll start pouring Elmars glue in fancy bottles, give it a cool name like "155mm bond", and sell it a shows.
Lets be honest here. 99% of MIG's ''products'' are rebranded art supplies readily available at any good art store for much better price. Some of them require a bit of preparation to be used, some are already set to go. For example those ''magic pencils''. Does anyone with half a brain think that MIG set up a colored pencil factory? Or any kind of production facility? Can anyone produce ''overnight'' what the top tier art supplies companies like Faber Castell, Caran D'ache, Derwent etc already produce for decades? Its like the fascination with the ''pigments'' offered in little pots for 4+ euros. I live in Greece and traditional orthodox iconography uses the method of egg tempera. Pigments or aghiography powders, as we call them, of earth tones are dirt cheap. A vase of raw umber or Burnt sienna is like 2 euros. www.plaisio.gr/zografiki-diy/zografiki/agiografia/sentioart-skoni-agiografias-sienna-psimeni_2577550
I purchased a bunch of these to try and guess what? It's acrylic paint. Yup just paint there's absolutely nothing different between these and regular acrylic paints. It doesn't even appear to be thinned down in any special way. My advice, buy something else.
What a GREAT time to be a modeler!!!!
Excellent video so happy you did it in English I usually watch your videos but do not understand I have to ask my fiance a lot she is in Peru
Thank you, you just brought me out of a 20+ years hiatus from building/painting model kits. Time to dust off my Aztek (hopefully it still works!)
Everybody has used thinned paint since the days of shep paine suddenly now it's something new
Great video just ordered multiple bottles for our Cross-Rc TC6 MTVR! Thanks!
Looking forward to giving these a try!
Love the effects these shaders provide!
just put water into airbrush it will give the same effect
Thank you so much. I want to try it
Даша привет! Чего Михель нового придумал? Расскажи в 2 х словах, а то я языками не владею
Hi Mig, first.... very nice video... nice quality.... good sound... and I think this video will help a lot of people to use the shader !!! It is a new product and I hope we can see a lot of videos how other painter use the Shader. I think..... it is perfect for armour weathering. With a little bit practice you can show very nice fading and shadows on tanks. It will be also interesting to see how it works with a brush. However.... nice video good job... !!!
Wow more great mig products. I wish I could afford the whole mig range 😩
I'm so excited to use these on some airplane models. Thanks for another great demonstration.
Great to see Miguel again! 😀
This presentation looks very convincing. I will have to give these shaders a try.
OK yeah, this is pretty cool!!! :-)
Yep, gonna have to add these to my shopping list. Very cool stuff, Mig!
Спасибо! Интересный продукт.
Dammit! Now I'm buying shaders :-)
I hope I can do it as easily as you guys make it seem.
Доброго дня!!! Отличное видео, спасибо! Очень интересная техника и как вариант замены некоторой химии для создания теней и состаривания. И как мне показалось можно использовать вместо фильтров. Хочется попробовать!
Very interesting! Thank you Mig! Good luck from Russia
Would be nice if Mig could tell us what colours to use on top of other colours to make it match. I guess light green shader/filter over dark green cammo to make it lighter etc.
Very good video showing the application of Shaders. Thanks!
Thanks a lot for the video! Questions: 1. What to use to clean airbrush after shaders? 2. When to use oil (oilbrushers) before or after shaders? Thanks
Just use a regular airbrush cleaner. You use the oil brushes afterwards
Very interesting product, could they be used like a type of wash to highlight say aircraft interiors where traditional 'enamel based' panel line washes are too strong?
Wow nice product! I am sure that I will use this soon! Great presentation.
Appreciate the demo.
Basically its an airbrush way of filtering. Can't wait to get some!
Awesome Mig! These shaders seem So easy!
I'm going to have to get some now. Thx.
What's the difference of shaders from filters exactly? Filters can also be used by airbrush. As do effects also.
looks amazing
Hola, excelente video, como siempre, creo que te olvidaste de hablar de como hacer lo Shader con pinceles, se quieras es una sugerencia que dejo, muchas gracias, saludos.
Great as usual
Look very good! It's ashame Ammo aren't easy come by in the UK!
Hi matey, try my second and third homes ...... Emodels and Model hobbies. Just down road from me, I'm lucky . Hope it helps mate. Oh, or scalemodelshop.. all I uk
Hey Mig! Love those, ordered the whole color palette. How long after application are they washable??
Can they be applied with a brush?
Could each application of different shaders reactivate the previous shader?
Is that why varnish is suggested?
Need to try this soon
Bonjour qu'elle est le vernis utilisé avant de mettre les shakers.merci d'avance.Bravopour vos vidéos
Howdy Mig, Pretty darn spiffy stuff there mate... very cool stuff. I was curious as to what kit that is you used.. couple of my guys that I still work with from the WTU asked also
1/72 Austratt Fort Coastal Artillery Site Triple 28cm Turret Caesar (2xFlak 40)
so... it's a glaze?
Is it possible to use the shaders with a brush...like a wash?
Can these be brushed on or used as a wash?
Yes.
If you want to brush them, then you dont need them - use oils.
@@simoniron8416 your comment is absolutely the truth.
are they matt?
Are these Shader will be available/do shipping to Malaysia?
why must you varnish the model before applying these products?
could you tell me the product numbers of camouflage? Thanks
I'm not quite convinced if i really need this. We've got bunch of filters, and oils or other techniques to achive the same effect. Sorry to admit but this time its just another way to sell something. Not buying.
Great
So, these are airbrush glazes? I don't understand what this product is. The commercial tells us how to use them, but there's nothing really about what they are.
well thats the point... most of the modelling products are rebranded fine arts supplies X10 the price. These look like watercolor inks to me.
I also thought they were inks, they aren't exactly break the bank prices but I'll have to look at what quantities in other brands etc are for same or similar products. He did mention they sort of "glaze" on flat surfaces and need to be corrected with matt varnish.
@@mrphucyoo8281 I would bet that they are something like veeeery diluted schminke aquarelle inks
Sorry I know zilch about art products, art inks in all these different colour available from a normal art store? Because of my poor knowledge I always thinks of inks as black, blue,indigo etc
Also are inks super concentrated, water washable?
It's just something you dont need, but they want you to buy.
I've just purchased a box full I'm trying them out to practice with I'm getting alotnof spider webbing with them and just Beeding up and spraying like water over the part's the work OK on like 5psi and just a touch of the trigger, that can't be correct though! So going to have to play around with them alit today to see what's happening with them right now there usless to me but maybe find there's some issue with an airbrush or something yet but will update if find any issue's!
Ive experienced the same thing with webbing, have you found a solution?
Good day.
At the end of your video, you color the girl’s figure.
This is my 3d model. Tell me, did you print it yourself or did you buy a finished figure somewhere?
As proof, here is a link to the model: www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-models/miniatures/figurines/pretty-woman-part-3
Yeep - great model - and I was making it too. Nice to see it here!
Nice model! I have 3d Printed some of your models too that was available on Thingiverse, the Japanese schoolgirl is particularly exquisite! which software you use to sculpt the figures?
can anyone tell me the kit please, cheers.
I miss some very important information: the size of the airbrush needle and the psis applied.
There is no specific needle size or psi you just have to experiment.
They mentioned that the shaders are very thin which means that you probably won’t be able to use a 0,6 needle and spray with a super high PSI but that’s like basic knowledge.
Maxim Gorki?
Strongly diluted paint did this for decades. Now we need new product? Right...
It’s for those who are lazy. It’s only a very weak paint mixture,hardly rocket science.
The choice of music doesn’t go together with the content of this channel, imo. It is more suitable for vlog style of videos.
Deve essere molto interessante, dal video si intuisce qualcosa, ma tutta la parte tecnica sui colori le sfumature purtroppo chi non conosce l'inglese rimane totalmente fuori dal modellismo e questo per me è un grave errore. Comunque complimenti per la tua bravura.
Go learn how to mix paint to get the colours you want folks …don’t be lazy and be spoon fed everything.
You started off with out that annoying music, oh great, then it appears again, we are not kids, AND don't need music with every thing .I just dead the sound in the end.
remember kit the most expensive part of the hobby is consumables. Learn to use oils .
Next you will rebottle air.
Yep, im waiting for the next incredible PVA glue to come out. You know dumb asses will buy it.
So, its just paint? Looks gimmicky, like the oil brushers and AKs "magic" colored pencils. Its amazing how many people are sucked in by fancy packaging and short tutorial. I think I'll start pouring Elmars glue in fancy bottles, give it a cool name like "155mm bond", and sell it a shows.
Dan Rafferty casual
@@MrSmokincodz what?
Lets be honest here. 99% of MIG's ''products'' are rebranded art supplies readily available at any good art store for much better price. Some of them require a bit of preparation to be used, some are already set to go. For example those ''magic pencils''. Does anyone with half a brain think that MIG set up a colored pencil factory? Or any kind of production facility? Can anyone produce ''overnight'' what the top tier art supplies companies like Faber Castell, Caran D'ache, Derwent etc already produce for decades? Its like the fascination with the ''pigments'' offered in little pots for 4+ euros. I live in Greece and traditional orthodox iconography uses the method of egg tempera. Pigments or aghiography powders, as we call them, of earth tones are dirt cheap. A vase of raw umber or Burnt sienna is like 2 euros.
www.plaisio.gr/zografiki-diy/zografiki/agiografia/sentioart-skoni-agiografias-sienna-psimeni_2577550
@@joek600 100grams!!! 2 euros!! Those diorama guys are going to love this!
Notice nobody trys to back up the "modeling" products prices when someone calls them out???
What the hell kind of hairdo is that?
I purchased a bunch of these to try and guess what? It's acrylic paint. Yup just paint there's absolutely nothing different between these and regular acrylic paints. It doesn't even appear to be thinned down in any special way. My advice, buy something else.
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