ep318 - oil paint rendering for aircraft part 1

[@stevesolomon7713]

Mr. Pattison, this is exactly what I have needed/been looking for when it comes to OPR. I have been out of the game since 1982 and the best thing about the hobby these days is the shortened learning curve because guys like you take the time to make these videos for dudes like me. Thanks for the effort.

[@MF-og1ct]

Ive been listening to the backlog of the podcast and figured I would check this out. Thanks for making this series.

[@TheLaughingBrexiteer]

Fantastic stuff @will pattison - I’m so glad i bookmarked these!!

[@johnkelly2098]

Freedomheit! Splutters his Earl Grey and chokes on muffin. Best laugh I've had since Dick van Dyke's "cockney" accent in Mary Poppins. That was a thoroughly enjoyable run-through of the ins and outs of oil lore. I now look forward to the application demos.

[@RaduB.]

40:23 For the record... 🙂

[@ComfortablyNum6]

Just as a point of interest. Most of us in the UK have at least one drawer in the kitchen just for tea strainers. Usually the nearest drawer to the kettle.

[@jonfoisy1237]

Spot on Will. Great tutorial for people just getting started in OPR.

[@kudukilla]

My bachelor’s degree was in chemistry, so l love it when you get into the chemistry of paints, except when you mislabel things as organic materials when they’re inorganic (zinc and cadmium). Since you’re background is engineering I understand.

[@Duececoupe]

After all these years and videos, I've still to see a video that I haven't in one way or another, found extremely informative, educational, inspiring and entertaining! Keep them coming ya auld gangster! 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻🤜🏻🤛🏻🍻

[@xaviercarcopino5417]

That was my most wanted video. Thanks Will! Great session as usual 😉

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Nice video Will.................. 🙂👍👌😉

[@RaduB.]

I'm staying tuned! 😀 I might start using some oil paints... Thank you for the thorough explanations!

[@spinsqiggle]

Awesome stuff, thanks Will!

[@Emtbtoday]

If your getting Royal n Langnickle brushes go for the ZEN one's there what I use and panzermister etc the ZEN R&N are just fantastic the other types seen to loose hairs alot if using a mineral spirit or AKs odorless thinners! Just a heads up on that!

[@vincentnoriega3353]

Great job! Very detailed information

[@RESlusher]

Good, sound advice, Will! Thanks for sharing!

[@fookitrc74]

Great info Will. thanks for taking the time to go through it for others

[@danwhitton7966]

Awesome stuff Will. Looking forward to learning more about oils and acrylic inks. Would love to see how you go about paint fading

[@40ftinc.42]

Looking forward to this series as the finale for the P40. I've learned a ton so far, thanks. As a wild hare guess I'd say the unrefined mineral spirits have stronger surface tension and so more pull for the capillary action.

[@dougeby3996]

Finally opr for aircraft! Looking forward to seeing your in-depth breakdown of technique on all of the various treatments. As usual the detailed explanations are greatly appreciated. Paint job on the P-40 is amazing, btw, wish you had put some of that on video.

[@cliffherring7006]

Mike said last night in the chipping episode he will be doing aircraft so it should be a must watch

[@vividvulpe9842]

Looking forward to it!

[@muf]

with what do you thin the gx 113? i tried lacquer thinner and it spat out spider webs.

[@barpfoto]

lacquer thinner. you may not have used enough.

[@cindylapina5119]

Hi Will, quick question. Do you use a primer or can you apply your oils directly to a section after washing it first?

[@IllusionSector]

Hey, Will. It seems to me that you trust the color rendition of your printer quite a bit. Is that trust warranted? Or is it that as long as it's close enough and the tones and shades are accurate relative to each other that's fine with you?

[@stevec9959]

Excellent!

[@the-creech4790]

Thanks Will! I learned a few things today. That's awesome that you can use so few colors and still get a beautiful finish. Looking forward to the conclusion of the P-40. I'm certain it will be fantastic. One question: is mineral spirit's okay to use on synthetic brushes or will it harm them? Thanks, Vince

[@barpfoto]

all solvents will eventually thrash brushes, so use what you need to. brushes are a disposable tool.

[@xaviercarcopino5417]

Hi Will. Thanks again for the great video. Ever tied the oil expert medium from VMS. This stuff is reported as being great. Tried it but not fully convinced when compared to pure white spirit.

[@cdrseabee]

Where's the rinaldi live streams? Glad you're doing aircraft!

[@jimbe01]

Alas, “freedom-height”, it seems that the “consencelcius”is that it’s going away from “common” usage. See (hear) ATIS briefings as a example.🤔

[@vmoney9106]

GX113 is so last year, GX114 is where it's at.

[@JayJayDobro]

WOW Well done video. I feel like I have attended oils 101 at my local college. Your clear and concise explainations are second to none. So where do I send in my test scores? lol

[@tthectichouse]

😎

[@scaleartsg]

omg that compressor was really quiet

[@kipjackson6784]

Please delineate for the unwashed masses the difference between acrylic ink vs. alcohol ink

[@barpfoto]

tbh i've never even heard of alcohol ink.....