Advanced Weathering Techniques STAR WARS STUDIO SCALE Y-WING HELMET GREY LEADER

Tutorial for some advanced studio scale weathering techniques using acrylics, oil, pastel powders, chipping, etc...
Original tutorial here: • Y-wing helmet TUTORIAL...
more info: www.goldenarmor.com/rebel-helmets

[@gabrieleVFX]

As a modeling enthusiast, and a Star Wars enthusiast, I must say you did a great job

[@chaucer44]

Thank you, that's appreciated.

[@C2Lawson]

Thank you so much for doing this! I learned a lot and have been hoping for a video like this

[@chaucer44]

Pleasure. I have a few hundred tutorials on this channel. Lots more to come.

[@TreyEversman]

Great tutorial! Which airbrush do you use?

[@chaucer44]

paache. my fave

[@canestrini808]

Pure joy!

[@JustGeorgiaxD]

This tutorial is invaluable!!! I’ve just picked up my first airbrush and I am planning to use it on my mandalorian helmet. As a newbie, I would’ve never thought of even changing the pressure, thankyou so much for all your tips, tricks and explanations!!

[@chaucer44]

glad it could help!!

[@motsi4244]

That helmet looks so good. Well done!

[@chaucer44]

Thank you!!

[@RodCornholio]

"What a piece of junk!" - the highest, weathering-compliment you can get.

[@brandonkelbe]

But what kind of paint are you using? Because in that volume its not going to be modeling paint. Thanks

[@FPdesignfab]

I like the varied effects from the acetone. Did you use all Tamiya paints?

[@chaucer44]

a little archive X also

[@the-primered-thumb]

Ace mate 😉👌

[@chaucer44]

Thank you, Tim.

[@hangerbird]

How low are you shooting this at?

[@chaucer44]

25-35 psi for wide coverage, 10-15 for the finer details, down to 3-4 for the spatter techniques.