Focke Wulf 190 1/48 - Part 5 - Chipping and Oils

In Part 5 of this Series about the Focke Wulf 190 in 1/48 from Eduard, we're into the weathering stage. It's all about applying chips and weathering with oils in this video!
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[@patricktim140]

Tanks from France

[@FlyingSModels]

Excellent weathering effects. Oil “filters” over flats with white spirits is the way to go! Excellent video and narration. Keep up the great work!

[@MAN394631]

Great weathering effects

[@alexwilliamson1486]

Subbed? Why? Possibly one of the best Wurgers I’ve ever seen!

[@SprueFascinationChannel]

Excellent technique!

[@zachnar0125]

I have to say the only thing I do different from you is I only use Matte V after its completely done. During I will use the gloss V though to seal.

[@spruetherapy]

Some nice techniques! I use oils on a gloss surface to add some interest, slightly different than your method but I find it's easier to remove it all and start again if I don't like it. However, your results came out really well and in the end, you are better than me! :D Lovely work, I look forward to more! Dan

[@skybruecken]

Super gutes Video🤘

[@speelangs7161]

Very good model and channel. One thing that I noticed since you said that you don't like the chipping "neither I do". Seems like you have lot of paint while doing chips leading to bigger chips. Try to use a dry brush for better and smaller results.

[@barrywhitfield930]

I prefer using a prisma color pencil or something similar, it makes chipping a lot easier for me and with a nice sharp point we can make very small marks which is useful with small scales

[@mattcollett2098]

What was the name of the guy that you said does good work with oils and pencils?