ACCUMULATED DIRT ON A ZAKU HOW TO BY MIG JIMENEZ

[@RomanStepanovTV]

Master at work! Thank you so much for your videos and most importantly for your products Mig.

[@RobotJeeg]

Awesome awesome awesome! Years ago I asked My Jimenez if He could try his techniques on Gunpla. He told me that He was warking on it! And it was true! And we see the results in these series of videos! He scaled his tank techniques to 1:100 scale robot! Awesome.

[@GeorgeNadaYT]

The chip marks look amazing. Very natural looking

[@MarcosBalieiro]

Perfeito que belo trabalho !!

[@Eben666]

I often use this products and I am well statiesfied. For blending i use often an applikator from make up produkts. With the applikator I am dabbing the colour and can it better control it as with the brush.

[@andrewmodelworkshopgundamv5581]

Filter also a good weathering effect 👍🏻

[@EngineerJeff]

Makes a guy want to finish building his mecha kits!

[@PaintonPlasticbyLincolnWright]

Fantastic video Miguel and I really enjoy the effects you have made on this Zaku kit. The extra dirt and tones around the feet/boots is awesome!! I have some of these products from you now - thank you very much!! - and I will also try something similar on a new Gundam and Gunpla kit. Thank you again and all the best my friend!! Lincoln Wright

[@AlexRamirez-kj6sd]

Hello. Do you recommend using this technique before or after applying a filter?

[@Cptpaul12]

Did you varnish before the streaking grime for DAK vehicles?

[@heranshen9791]

really useful, also show the effect of some products!

[@yeager50000]

Hi sir ...can this wash technique use arcylic paint?

[@MahriKing14]

Can I replicate this effect with simple acrylic paint and water-soaked brush?

[@JoseDiaz-lr4sn]

what color is used on the hands and beads. is it steel on top of gun metal ?

[@joebowditch7577]

Is there another way of doing this without those paints?

[@obvus5144]

do you model to this music?

[@HOT3D2520]

Great tutorial 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@sclogse1]

Great artist and person here. However. I'd like to recommend some Brazilian down tempo, or even Paolo Fedreghini.

[@josiereyarrabis2819]

Can you fo this with acrylic?

[@julioenricotagle]

Do you have shop here in the Philippines?

[@spinsqiggle]

Excellent!

[@alfseet]

Has anyone experienced their model plastic crack after applying the Mig products? Even after I top-coated with a lacquer top coat, it still cracked in some spots after doing the streaking/blending with odorless spirit.

[@tetsujin_144]

I haven't worked with Mig products but I know a bit about Gundam parts cracking... Snap-fit kits in general have this kind of problem because the parts are under stress. (The snap-fit socket is stressed to hold a grip on the peg, etc.) Enamel thinner and similar chemicals weaken the stressed plastic, causing tiny fissures to form. The thinner can then flow into these fissures, weakening the plastic further, until it simply crumbles apart. Gundam kits and similar are especially problematic because of the many stress-joints in use: not only assembly joints but moving parts - polycaps, ABS joints, etc. are all points of stress. (Additionally, I have heard that the old ABS inner frames were prone to cracking when painted with solvent-based paints like Mr. Color - one of the reasons why Bandai have switched to a soft styrene for most inner frames) I don't know how Mig products are formulated but mostly these kinds of techniques rely on enamels and oil paints - and all of the thinners involved exhibit this kind of problem. To deal with it, you need to not only top-coat, but make sure that top-coat is really thorough - and when applying the effects, be careful about how much thinner you allow to sit on the model. Beyond that bit of advice, my experience with this kind of effect is a bit limited. People also use lighter fluid for these kinds of effects as an alternative to enamel thinner or mineral spirits. That might be more plastic-friendly (though I'm not sure of that.)

[@meialfi]

Fantastico!!!

[@lamjustin9938]

awesome in a modellers perspective but how on earth did a high mobility soace combat ms recieve so much dirt

[@tobysananotherbyte316]

Space dust ✨

[@stephenbobby6715]

Do you need a satin or gloss varnish for a filter?

[@hombremedias928]

+Stephen Bobby I have the same question, after finish paint and decals, is necessary to apply a varnish coat (gloss or flat?) to apply this filters and the chipping effects from other video.

[@stephenbobby6715]

I have been applying filters with no varnish and when using washes i use a gloss varnish.

[@cristianobrienza413]

A question: zaku is white painted? when i use the enamel thinner what about the white base color ? sorry for my bad english....

[@jonspectre1103]

apply a lacquer or acrylic clear coat on top. might I recommend pledge future floor polish. where are you from?

[@cristianobrienza413]

Thanks. i'm from italy

[@bowser515]

That is hard to get a hold of. Has no model company provided a better alternative yet?

[@bangsmash]

Nuts. Could have saved myself some cash and seen these on here rather than buying the book!

[@mikedimimd]

Oil paint and thinner achieves the same results and workability

[@石河川腱士]

マニキュア。

[@99nessuno99]

the filter does not work. It doesn t change anything, the pigment inside is too coarse i suppose it doesn t mix with the thinner even if i shake it vigorously. Terrible product

[@99nessuno99]

Mig fucking bastard this shit also ruined a model kit of mine!! It broke the plastics in incredible way!!!