How to paint a weathered tank part 2

[@RamblingEngineer]

I really like the relaxed atmosphere you have in these films. It's also really nice watching your technique.

[@xLilJaymeex]

These vids are so clear and easy to understand. The examples given are great help, and one of the best videos on weathering on here. So chilled out as well man, well done and thanks for sharing :D

[@azkahllon]

superb model, very well explained. Who put up a dislike? I think someone could be a little envious of OPN!!!!

[@MH4059]

That looks great. You give nice and clear instructions as well. I might have to give this a go.

[@OrcPainterNerd]

I must have said it incorrect in the video. You need an enamel based wash with white spirit. an acrylic wash can't really be used as a filter as when you thin acrylic that much it stains and leaves water marks :)

[@sehguhdier]

Awesome video! I would love to see more tutorial videos from you! I like to learn about new techniques and all that.

[@Generalsplatton]

Looks awesome bro! Great series you're putting out.

[@pizzalord3n]

Absolutely stunning results and amazing tutorial. I'd love to see more tutorials from you :)

[@armorkingg1]

Great videos and excellent technique. Learning a lot from you, can't wait to try it myself.

[@Lemmiwinks6]

yes. I have never heard that nor seen. Where can I buy this and what is it good for ?

[@Lemmiwinks6]

hey there, you said that I can create a filter myself, using an acrylic wash and white spirit. But this doesn t fit together. Since acrylics are thinned with water, not mineral spirits. Or am I wrong ? Cheers

[@stitchcommando]

Hey OPN have you ever used vallejo crackle medium? If so what recommendaction do you have with its application. Is it just the same process ad AK heavy chip?

[@jkyu55]

Best tutorials I've seen yet! Ordered my supplies and can't wait to get started. What music is that in the background ?, really sets a nice atmosphere...

[@OrcPainterNerd]

No need to thin it down it goes through just fine undiluted. Just make sure you apply a very generous layer for the effect to work :)

[@GiftofChaosStudio]

nice work man! my only question thus far is have you tried the hairspray method also, and how does AK compare to this method? Seems you are an AK fan considering you're even sporting the white spirits from them...

[@OrcPainterNerd]

you can also add lifecolor and the new badger minitaire paint range to that list also sorry for the delay in response:)

[@moggysminiatures]

part 2 was great vid looking forward to part 3

[@donewiththis-2012]

Hey dude, love the vids. A quick question. When using the chipping fluid, varnish etc, did you have to thin it down for the airbrush or was it thin enough to use straight out the bottle. If they were thinned, what did you thin them with? Cheers!

[@Adi031978]

love how he says to be careful and not overdo it on a model where you barely see anything left from his white colour coat :-) but the technic really looks doable, even for beginners and the result realy looks good.

[@davethebartender]

brilliant work. I will be revisiting this when I get my airbrush thats for sure.

[@jdragon60]

I have to say thank you for all the tips that your sharing ill try to do this in one of my transports in the future

[@TheLiam1000]

You live In the UK, and I was wondering. Is there any Online store that sells 'Reaper Paints' the only different paints for Wargames I know Is 'Army Painter' and that is really a citadel copy 'ish'.

[@Alex-Skimo]

Love the aura the video creates, and thanks to I know a technique I've been yearning to find out! (que dramatic music)

[@stuartwalters96]

Great tutorial again and added to my favs, thanks

[@WargasmicExperience]

@TheLiam1000 Here are a few suggestions just to get you started... - CITADEL - Vallejo - Reaper - Army Painter - Secret Weapon

[@TemplarsCrusade01]

Looking good matey! ;)

[@stuover73]

looking good bro!!!!

[@OrcPainterNerd]

It is the same method, but I will not risk messing up an expensive model and having to strip it if the hair spray dose not work as well as i hope :)

[@Razorgore111]

Wow thats awesome!

[@dodge_walks]

Crackle medium creates a different effect. That will give you a more cracked ceramic looking finish or the look of dried cracked gloss paint on wood.

[@OrcPainterNerd]

Thank you

[@RedSteelOlton]

This vids are just superb!

[@dodge_walks]

Do you mean at 03:52? He says "say you have an enamel wash......"

[@Chuffy1976]

Very nice video bro :D

[@OrcPainterNerd]

Thank you for clearing it up :)

[@OrcPainterNerd]

Thank you for replying :)

[@OrcPainterNerd]

It is a very different type of solution they do not work the same. I remember about a year ago watching a fantastic youtuber called Judge gudge use crackle medium to great effect.

[@SPITTFIRE2010]

Gran realismo y magnífico trabajo.- I like it.-

[@OaktownsGreatest]

Fucking pro! very nice.