Panel Lining Experiments: Water Mixable Oils And Water Color Pencils

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Panel Lining Experiments: Water Mixable Oils And Water Color Pencils

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8 ай бұрын

🎨 Welcome back to another episode of "Just the Tip" where we dive into the world of scale modeling! 🛩️ Today, we're pushing the boundaries and testing unconventional techniques for panel lining-water mixable oils and watercolor pencils. Join me as I explore the pros and cons of these alternative tools, comparing them to traditional methods like Tamiya Panel Liner and oil washes.
🤔 Can water mixable oils and watercolor pencils stand up to the challenge of achieving those crisp panel lines we all love? What are the unique advantages and pitfalls of these methods? Let's find out together!
🖌️ In this experiment, I take you through the application process, effectiveness, cleanup, and other considerations for each technique. Watch as I put them to the test on a sacrificial P-47 model, showcasing the results and sharing my honest insights.
💡 Whether you're a seasoned modeler or just starting in the hobby, this video offers valuable tips and discoveries. From fumes to drying times, we cover it all. Plus, stick around for a side-by-side comparison of these techniques against the reliable Tamiya Panel Liner.
🚀 Share your thoughts in the comments-what's your favorite panel lining method? Don't forget to like, subscribe, and ring that notification bell for more modeling adventures!
🛠️ Tools mentioned:
Water Mixable Oils
Watercolor Pencils
Tamiya Panel Liner
Oil Wash Techniques
Thanks for tuning in, and until next time-happy hobbying! 🎉✈️

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@c123bthunderpig 5 ай бұрын

Just discovered your channel and it is amazing, exactly what I have been looking for. From the 1950's up to 90's with a break for military and family I took a long sabbatical. Retired I wanted to re-enter the hobby. However it was a lot of Rip van Winkle waking up in this new era . Kits prices, increased scale too much detailing but most of all materials that did not exist when I was building. So far I have viewed many of your videos and I'm still going. In addition to these issues, there is only one hobby shop that is primarily RC, but starting to carry plastic models. Otherwise I am limited to the internet for kits and supplies. I am definitely subscribing and continuing to search existing videos - they are so precise and to the point. Perfect timing just as I am ready to start my first kits. Best tutor for my re-entry. Cheers and Happy modeling.

@middlingmodeler 5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for stopping by and congratulations on coming back to the hobby. It is a great time to be in the hobby! The quality and availability of kits these days is absolutely mind blowing. You might want to see if there is a local scale modelers club near you. Those can be a great way to pick up kits for bargain prices and even paints and other supplies sometimes. I have about a dozen or so kits that I picked up from my local club this year and I am really looking forward to building them. If that isn't an option for you, I make good use of the internet as well including SprueBrothers and AndysHHQ as well as Megahobby. I use Amazon if I have to, but I prefer to buy directly from the scale modeling outfits when I can. You should also check out @ChampionScaleModelling if you get the chance. He puts out some good videos as well when he has the time.

@c123bthunderpig 5 ай бұрын

@@middlingmodeler Thank you so much for this new information, a tremendous help. I look forward to checking these out and get to back to building.