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Protects the base coat color. It also helps the wash move around more freely and not stain the base coat. Without clear coat you're staining the actual paint underneath. With clear coat you're applying the wash more freely so it's not altering the colors too much. This shows the difference of what a wash does with and without clear coat. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHWciJR9ed-ZpZYsi=2cmCAycIMM_T4Dek

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Same here..lots of good options but I really love that one.

Yeah definitely open to comic interpretation.. he definitely wouldn't have armored muscles lol..still looks cool though.

I recently just did a video on the Elegoo Saturn 3. It really depends on what you're looking to print.. but if you have the space definitely go for something with a large build plate this way you can print all sizes.. both big and small. Top two popular brands would be Elegoo and Anycubic for the value. The Saturn series are very reliable.

@itsallthingsart is the Saturn 4 any good for statues

@samuelgreen8970 that's the newest version. Depends on what size you're looking to print. Anything 1/6 yes. Anything 1/4 ...most likely (bases might need to be cut into pieces). Anything bigger than 1/4 no. If you give me an idea of the size you're looking to print I can give you a better idea. Anything printed large would definitely be more money as it would be a bigger printer.

@@dadcollector5575 😁 I have some Marvel in my office collection.. just smaller 1/6 pieces.😎

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No gladiator EZ connect shelves come with Black composite wood shelves

Hey, I spoke to him. If you watch the unboxing video he explains how he altered the shelves. www.homedepot.com/pep/Gladiator-5-Tier-Steel-Garage-Storage-Shelving-Unit-with-EZ-Connect-48-in-W-x-72-in-H-x-24-in-D-GARK485XGG/301657823

@ I did watch. He tells how he altered the frame. Didn’t say anything about the boards that I saw.

@@pyrocrew13 I left you the link to the Gladiators he's using. I asked if he replaced the top boards with something stronger..he said no. Hope that helps.

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😁 sorry.. my vids usually have intense dramatic music.

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@@chestersmith1615 not needed.. everything lights up from the base, no batteries.

@ so when base turned on the lights in hand chest and head light up

They're Gladiator from Home Depot.. but were customized to be taller. You can find out more details during the middle of this video where Billy talks about what he did. kzbin.infooOYtw207v_0?si=MCgnC5vWH9RU2Os2

Thanks. Much appreciated. Now I just wonder if he swapped out the boards or if he just painted them black

Actually now that I’m looking at the gladiator. They all have the wire shelf bases. Must have bought wood and painted.

I'm not positive but I'm pretty sure he said he didn't change the shelves that came with it. He's been responding to comments in the latest Iron Man video...feel free to ask and he should respond.

@@andydiehl773 Thanks. Yeah it's a really nice set. There's a lot of similar ones out there but what I really like about this one is the quality of the airbrush is really nice and then with the compressor coming with two batteries it's a great deal. Enjoy

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Clear Coat in between steps to protect your progress. If you make a mistake you can wipe it off without affecting the existing paint. kzbin.info/www/bejne/inu4XoaMorCagrc

@@itsallthingsart Ah!!! You just answered the next question I was going to ask! Please disregard it!

@@cknorris3644 yep.. you can do just a base coat, highlight and shading which would be 3.. but for a more realistic effect the washes really help.

@@chrisdunn3094 Here's the files, thanks for watching and enjoy! zezcollectibles.gumroad.com/l/Superman/deadmanview zezcollectibles.gumroad.com/l/DEADPOOL/deadmanview

@@itsallthingsart Thank You! Keep up the amazing work. Your videos really help me with larger prints and paint.

Thanks for watching.. the giveaway was about a week ago. There'll be more giveaways coming soon..kzbin.infoM8CK9AqB6IY?si=DMl002HmYJhQUA2w

We did the Giveaway about a week or two ago. kzbin.infoM8CK9AqB6IY .... they'll be more giveaways in the near future 👍🏼 Or I have the Vader Saber for sale at a discount if interested ($350 shipped) retail $700

Thanks for watching. I have a few other skin tone videos coming out very soon. But yes the same principles apply for miniatures just at a lesser level to keep things more simple to maintain the details.

@@musflickdesigning depends on the setup you're looking for. You have large compressors that sit on the floor with a large air tank, you have smaller desktop compressors that don't have a tank, just continuous air, and then you have these portable handheld compressors which can be held in the hand or placed in your pocket. Normally I like a compressor with a tank, this way it holds air and isn't constantly running the motor. But if you're looking for something small and compact that's battery operated, this is a great option. There are tons of companies with similar portable kits but I like this one because it comes with two batteries and the airbrush has nice features. Hope that helps. I have other compressor reviews on the channel if you're looking for something larger.

@@itsallthingsart Thank you so much for the reply mate. Yeah, I would like to have a deep look into more compressors. I've very less idea about these things, so yeah. And one final question, is is fine to buy any good compressor or is it like Airbrush compressors are build different for it?

I always say buy the biggest air compressor your space can allow. This way the motor is not constantly running or kicking on and off. As far as brands go, they're pretty much all the same. So just shop around and find one at the best price. That would be my advice for larger compressors with air tanks on them.

@@itsallthingsart Thank you man, you helped a lot.

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@@Viral_clips918 glad to hear. If you're interested in the open box/review item (everything brand new). I'm selling it at a discount $350 shipped. Or you can use code ALLTHINGSART for an extra discount on the website. Thanks for watching. It's a really awesome Saber, Enjoy! nsabers.com/?ref=dzanvlla

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@@rikyannieh6119 good question. I just started using UV resin for filling. .. mostly drain holes as I still prefer sculpting clay for gap filling and textures. As for magnets it would come down to the strength. I've seen factories use epoxy glue and the magnets still pop out. The Welding Glue is epoxy steel..made for all materials including metal/magnets at a strength of roughly 3000-4000psi. I'm not really sure what the strength test of UV resin would be or even epoxy clay. All are bonding agents so they'll have good strength. My only issue with UV resin vs epoxy glue or epoxy clay would be.. if you're using UV resin .. you're only getting contact around the perimeter and not behind the magnet (UV wouldn't cure behind the magnet). As to where epoxy glue and epoxy clay are self curing so you'll have more points of contact on the magnet. On a low powered magnet you'll probably be fine but personally I'd stick to not using UV resin for magnets. Also make sure to scuff up the magnets along the sides/back for full adhesion.

@@Kevooo34 not on this airbrush. But if you check out my last review, that airbrush you can actually switch out to three different needle sizes that it comes with. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3zCZWWQpL-ar5o

@@theinferno18 yeah it's insane..the camera doesn't even pick up all of the colors and effects that's happening. It looks even better in person. 😎

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