Chipping 1/35 scale models

[@invictarose203]

I started watching your videos with the review of the bandai tie interceptor, man you have the BEST informative videos on KZbin. Not too dry, just the right amount of info covered. I never get bored of watching them or think "man shut up already and just get to the point" your videos are amazing. I just finished a 1/35 scale M41 walker bulldog using some of your techniques... and its my best looking kit yet. Thank you and keep on keeping on! I love these videos

[@matthall143]

Hi Andy, Matt from Oxford UK. That was one of the clearest and most informative videos I have seen on the subject. I never miss your videos and greatly appreciate the time and effort you put into producing them. Many thanks

[@AndysHobbyHeadquarters]

Thank you for watching, I'm very happy I could help and you like the videos.

[@TheMojophotos]

Excellent tutorial, Andy. I tried this technique on an Academy T34/85 I had just finished painting and using your guidance on how to chip and weather the paint it now looks great. I'm now going to weather it further with mud effects using another of your brilliant videos. Thank you sir!

[@alvinmarcus5780]

I'll be trying this on the Stug 3 i got from Andy's Hobby soon. Thanks Andy. For a great video and a great company. 👍😃

[@adam2326halo]

A great video as always, i'm beginning in this wonderful world of building military models and your videos has been the greatest source of techniques and inspiration for me. A big thank you for share your wisdom.

[@dismaldunc]

Hi Andy many thanks for taking the time to make these vids. really enjoy them!

[@SirRathalos]

I think weathering is one of the hardest disciplines in modelling, however you pulled off all these techniques perfectly, I have personally shied away from the hairspray, because I find I can be a bit too vigorous, and knock parts off, or leave it too long to the point that the hairspray feels like it will never come off, thus no chips. All the tips showed are a real help! Keep up the good work! Thanks

[@AndysHobbyHeadquarters]

Thank you I'm glad I could help

[@lolbroh]

it goes 4 years atleast to get the professional Experience

[@ellispawson663]

Another Very Cool Video. Your How-To/Examples here have been very useful in my model building. Thanks !

[@AndysHobbyHeadquarters]

Thank you for watching

[@Nowayjose-z2r]

Just got done with the German T-34. All dark yellow. Tried the lighter yellow and chip paint. Amazing out come! Thank you a lot Andy! Looks a lot better with the lighter edges around the "chip".

[@AndysHobbyHeadquarters]

that's great , I'm glad it worked out so well

[@Brady.John87]

Andy can you make a video recommending the products that you use regularly like what clear parts cement or if you use any liquid mask, what kind of brushes you use, airbrush setup, ect. you have so much experience using different products id like to see what are the go to tools that you use on your builds.

[@walkerbelle]

Andy my friend, with all of these great "How To" videos for helping out all of us 1/35 scale military model enthusiasts, how do you find the time to run the store buddy? LOL. I've been at this modeling hobby for some 50+ years now and from time to time I still learn some great techniques from you and it's greatly appreciated my friend. Thanks so much, Hector.

[@jjab99]

Andy, another great video and very useful too. Many thanks for these how to videos, they are so helpful to relative beginners like me, many thanks, Joe

[@AndysHobbyHeadquarters]

Thank you for watching

[@mikewood4242]

I make WW2 armour.I feel a lot of builders put way too much rust on vehicles.

[@1911m1a1ellis]

I agree. I have see Desert armoured vehicles that look like they have been submerged for a year!

[@plemieux73]

mike wood yes mike your right ther is to mutch rust on this models very littel the tank life spand on feild is 2 to 3 weeks tops I'm reeincatorer for wwII ben doing to for 15 years models 20 years so I do like lotes of chips and rust thanks

[@Makitaization]

I just drag all the painted pieces down my gravel driveway with my horse. That works the easiest for me.

[@bushranger900]

Really appreciate your advice Andy...Thank you

[@waltervanvooren994]

what a great video!!finely i understand how it works!!thank you Andy!!!keep up the good work!!!

[@AndysHobbyHeadquarters]

Thank you for watching, I'm glad you liked it

[@lukelawson9737]

Not really sure where you get these techniques, but they really work!

[@michaelweiss7880]

Andy is awesome!!!

[@robertvoss6145]

great techniques, thanks for the demo Andy

[@AndysHobbyHeadquarters]

Thank you for watching

[@justsomeamerican2301]

Im gonna use this to make my 40k models realistic

[@modestforest]

Hi Andy. Another great video ,well done. Whish color do you use for the wooden parts of the tools on the vehicle ?

[@DeerHunter308]

Very fine video on chipping techniques. Thank You

[@AndysHobbyHeadquarters]

Thank you for watching

[@juansebastianaraque3646]

Harispray technique will only work with acrylics, I believe. Any option for enamels?

[@codymckone1714]

For the hairspray portion, are you spraying straight from the hairspray bottle, or are you collecting it in the airbrush cup then applying?

[@999jlee]

What colour would the "chipping" colour be? You mentioned brown, would regular tamiya brown work, or should we mix with a black to make it darker?

[@neilmackay7475]

hi Andy when are you going to finish the train diorama buddy

[@AndysHobbyHeadquarters]

Hi Neil , Taking a break for a while from train , did so many kind of got burnt out on it , plus I have so many other projects , i will get back to it, eventually

[@Brady.John87]

which method do you prefer? im so close to building my panzer iv ausf j. but I forgot dark yellow lol I guess its a good thing because its making me finish my b-17, I have to brush paint because testors clear part cement is garbage and the windows arent bonded and fall out with any pressure trying to mask them off.

[@normannobrot]

really love the addition of classical music, just saying. :-)

[@rocksteel44]

...THANKS ANDY!!! I NEEDED THIS VIDEO BROTHER!!!

[@joebtemp]

Andy, I love your videos. One quick tip on hairspray chipping. The top coat will chip much faster and you will have much more control if you thin the paint with water rather than a thinner. If you use water, you can use a regular paint brush to chip, it gives much more control and you can make really small chips.

[@HankePanke]

Joe Behar you really can't thin tamiya's paint with water if you are going to airbrush it

[@joebtemp]

Saunaatana - Although I normally use the Tamiya laquer thinner for airbrushing, I've had good success thinning Tamiya paint with water for this application. A few things that make it a lot easier. 1. Don't overthin the paint. I find about a 50/50 mix is good. 2. Use really low pressure on your airbrush (15 lbs maximum, even less if you can) this minimizes splatter 3. Keep the tip of the airbrush clean of droplets with wet q tips as you are spraying. This will help with splatter and also avoid tip dry and clogging. After a wipe with the wet q tip, re-establish a good spray off the model and go back to spraying on the model The resulting coat of paint will not be as smooth as paint thinned with the proper thinner, but I find that it actually accentuates the chipping and makes it more realistic. The water thinning makes it possible to create extremely small chips. Michael Rinaldi, in his TankArt books, describes the hairspray technique well. If you get a chance to pick up one or more of his volumes (I think he has 3) it's well worth reading. One of my favorite lines from him is "you can never have too small a chip"

[@merlsworld2509]

Joe Behar m

[@johnadams-wp2yb]

I was told by an expert that camo, on German AFVs were hand painted and NOT sprayed; yet nearly all modellers spray. (except me)...

[@jopahe69]

very good video, congratulations!

[@AndysHobbyHeadquarters]

Thank you for watching

[@clausfrlund2749]

What tape are you using Andy?

[@sorichar]

Dumb question Andy...is the rule of thumb to use the hairspray technique on German vehicles, and the paint brush or sponge technique on American armor?

[@AndysHobbyHeadquarters]

no but usually the hairspray works better on big areas that require a lot more wear, like a winter camo or north African , but if you wanted to do a really beat up American tank you could use hairspray.

[@patrykkucia2555]

Should i use varnish before hairspray?

[@keithmorris7516]

hey Andy what paint do you use for chipping effect and mix

[@Juanthepanda]

can you only use the hairspray technic with acrylic paint

[@AndysHobbyHeadquarters]

yes because water won't work on other paints

[@RasEli03]

Do you have to airbrush the paint ?

[@davidhancockjr.3370]

Where is your shop located? If I am ever in the area, I would love to stop by and see what you have!

[@AndysHobbyHeadquarters]

It is in Glendale Arizona , part of phoenix, address is in description

[@xavierxvi4970]

Sorry im french (Canada) My english Is not very good. I have hordor the M8 howtizer moter Carriage (Tamiya) it Is a good kit ?

[@chriss4569]

Tamiya normally make good kits. Haven't done the M8 myself though.

[@xavierxvi4970]

Ok

[@ralhmcc47]

Sir, I just googled m8 and the PMMS site had a nice write up on the m8

[@The-Alpha-Code-For-Men]

can't wait for the next video

[@Sisfacdiemmeum]

Would it be possible to recreat the hairspray effect without an airbrush?

[@AndysHobbyHeadquarters]

I don't think so because you have to use acrylic paint, because the water has to soak threw it.

[@bitterbitterbitter]

will mens hairspray work?

[@joshuakelly1421]

Great tutorial! But help! I keep trying the hairspray technique and the paint keeps peeling away and not chipping at all, what am I doing wrong?!

[@AndysHobbyHeadquarters]

try to do lighter brushes on it and don't get it as wet

[@joshuakelly1421]

Thank you Sir, I’ll give it a shot

[@wezzskebab3454]

hey andy when you hairsprayed the model and gave it the basecolor do you weather(brush) right away or can you wait for a few days? greetz

[@AndysHobbyHeadquarters]

you can let it sit, it is fine

[@wezzskebab3454]

thanks for the tip

[@unievo88]

Great Tut.. Thank you man...

[@vortexmodeling]

Can I replace hair spray with Future/Pledge ?

[@chriss4569]

I don't think so. Future is used for a clear coat that won't be removed. The purpose of hairspray is that it will break up and chip away when water touches it.

[@vortexmodeling]

Chris S Thank you Chris, I got the idea now : )

[@JoinSquizGroup]

Can I do this technique with Enamel? paint??

[@AndysHobbyHeadquarters]

I don't think it will work because water won't go thru the enamel to get to hairspray

[@JoinSquizGroup]

Andy's Hobby Headquarters So what I can do with brush technique using enamel?

[@hm096]

Mac Squiz No, only with acrylics

[@mrt_eroglu]

jet plane build please

[@andresramos4120]

I keep hearing very hard breathing In the video what’s up with that I can’t stop hearing it now

[@jac-cy9wv]

and yes, its a good kit :)

[@xavierxvi4970]

Thanks you

[@xavierxvi4970]

First!!

[@xavierxvi4970]

Lol

[@jac-cy9wv]

:(

[@jac-cy9wv]

wow! iam first xD

[@xavierxvi4970]

No lol

[@harpomarx7777]

You completely skipped the step in which the hairspray is applied, Andy. Not your best video ...

[@Brady.John87]

which method do you prefer? im so close to building my panzer iv ausf j. but I forgot dark yellow lol I guess its a good thing because its making me finish my b-17, I have to brush paint because testors clear part cement is garbage and the windows arent bonded and fall out with any pressure trying to mask them off.

[@AndysHobbyHeadquarters]

the small chips paint brush and sponge works well , the hairspray is for bigger areas