The Plastic Soldier Company's Weathering for Gamers washes

Erika gets down and dirty with The Plastic Solider Company's new weathering washes:
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[@andrewhannagan2019]

It's the gloss when you're using enamel wash that creates the capillary action you won't get it without the gloss coat. If you glossed as normal then applied I think the results would have been better.

[@modeldads]

OK, interesting. Do you think that an acryllic gloss would have been able to withstand being rubbed over when the wash was removed from the flat surfaces?

[@andrewhannagan2019]

modeldads In my experience yes it would be fine.

[@modeldads4805]

andrew hannagan Reassuring, thnaks.

[@cy2087]

Good demo and review. I usually only pinwash carefully if I haven't coated a mini for weathering. I think these would be good for that. I was really surprised by both the nice color coating and resilience of the undercoating sprays though. I think I'll give a couple of those a try. Thanks.

[@ColonelRebScaleModels]

Another great video demonstration and review...thanks for sharing...

[@Radio4ManLeics]

Thinned Alkyd oil paints will give at least as good a finish at a fraction of the price.

[@prospectian]

Good review, Thanks

[@ParkerDai]

Even after seeing many many pictures and videos of it, I am still extremely confused why a tank needs a base

[@CMLew]

I prefer it purely because the infantry have bases too. Makes everything look more uniform. Also makes each tank a little like its own diorama. Its not that it needs a base as much as its my preference. Your milage may vary.

[@Radio4ManLeics]

It stops big fat greasy fingers picking up your crafted tanks the wrong way and breaking something off.....

[@maxxon99]

I assume you need to varnish the final product or sweaty fingers will smear it again?

[@Neves1789]

I'm curious to see the weathering spray, any chance you'll review those too? Great review as always!

[@modeldads4805]

Yes, matt varnish to finish...