How to Easily Apply an OIL DOT Filter | Panzer 1 Breda Tutorial

[@rick_the_framer]

Glad I bought a heap of the oilbrushers, I think I'll really let rip with them once I get onto the BT-5 Very helpful video, many thanks!

[@TheRaceForTerra]

Happy to be of service! Yeah, they're really nifty! Some people dislike the applicator, but I think it's very useful.

[@Caravagioish]

Great tips here. Love the result... i think the results you get here are better than the steaking rust enamel.... what do you reckon?

[@TheRaceForTerra]

Thank you, James! I was very happy with the results, and yes, I think it was better than my previous streaking rust efforts. It takes longer, but it is more flexible and can become semi transparent.

[@johnstevens6063]

is this how you weather the transfers? a video on this would be handy for those putting on transfers in imperial guard tanks

[@TheRaceForTerra]

Hi John, yes, you can use oils to weather transfers, but I never have. On my last Leman Russ, I simply applied some enamel streaks; on my last World Eater squad I cut up the transfers prior to application and lined them up with the chips on the pauldrons. You can also sponge chip them afterwards.

[@statoilbensin2190]

My oil paint brushes leave hairs, any tips for a good paint brush?

[@TheRaceForTerra]

For stippiling oils, short-bristled make-up brushes work extremely well. See my recent Instagram video for an example...;-)

[@statoilbensin2190]

@@TheRaceForTerra really? Sounds a bit wierd that makeup brushes would work better for streaking down oil dot filters. Of course I belive you. I will have a look.

[@TheRaceForTerra]

@Statoil Bensin Not for streaks, for stippling on horizontal surfaces.

[@statoilbensin2190]

@@TheRaceForTerra ok I do both, but what do you recomend for streaks?

[@TheRaceForTerra]

@@statoilbensin2190 For streaking, the best brush is a "saw brush", like this: www.migjimenez.com/en/tools-brushes/1640-8-synthetic-saw-brush.html