Discoloration Tutorial Part 3 for Millenium Falcon Weathering

[@Sir-Sidney-Ruff-Diamond]

Thanks for these tutorial vids. I must admit I find the application of oil pigments and filters on styrene kits rather daunting but your videos have opened my eyes. Looking forward to more of these tutorials, big fan of your work by the way.

[@schweinhund227]

Awesome work! Thanks for sharing your technique with us!

[@cerethpainting6606]

Thank you for this video! Plan on using this technique on my Hasbro imperial shuttle!

[@ahhhh01]

@FichtenFoo Fantastic Work man, you should keep doing the tutorials!! good work

[@Absolutecorn5767]

0 dislikes! never seen anything like it! keep it up!!

[@valkyrie013]

with the shinyness of the paint , counldn't see much untill you held it up to the camera when you first painted the panel.. hold the piece at an angle like the last part of the vid :) Thanks for the tuts!!

[@ahhhh01]

your vids are fantastic!! really considering buying the fine molds falcon :P can you show us your technique for the glass or is it just painted black?

[@Mark-OutWest]

This looks so easy to do. Thank you for this series! My ONLY concern is when does the oil finally dry? It's not that I'm going to be handling my model but...

[@FichtenFoo]

+Mark S Depends on heat and humidity. 1-3 weeks.

[@ahhhh01]

@FichtenFoo thanks for that! do you have any other fine molds and are they of the same quality because im looking at perhaps the x wing or the snowspeeder to test out some of your techniques?

[@bruce02]

Do you plan to build the agostini falcon ? Your videos have been a big help

[@FichtenFoo]

Bruce f I have no idea what that is. I have 2 more FM Falcons to do. one 1/72 and a 1/144.

[@123Cellpong]

+FichtenFoo the de agostini one should be a 1:42, it's the best yet.

[@mvm3897]

YIPPEEEE!!!!

[@AlessandroCarlini75]

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