Transformers Customization Basics - Ep.4 - Hand Painting for Beginners Tutorial

[@sukmykrok3388]

I appreciate this little series! It was extremely helpful in getting me started! Thank you for this!

[@gojislife7265]

This was really helpful considering I’m thinking of repainting som if my figures

[@kas1967]

This was a really good video. A little sad now that it's the last one for a while now, haha. I'd love to learn more from you if you decide to come back and continue the series! Very interested in getting into customizing and this video made it feel less intimidating for sure.

[@IaconDispatch]

Jake thanks so much for watching! Very glad that you found it helpful. And yeah, I definitely need to start working on the next couple of videos for this series. Stay tuned, they WILL be coming! :)

[@kas1967]

@@IaconDispatch Will do! Looking forward to it.

[@echoechoecho7142]

@@IaconDispatch Im enjoying the videos as well. I tried the silver marker on some cheapo transformers I found on clearance I dont really care about.. but scared to move onto the ones I do. Dont wanna ruin a 20 buck fig (tho I know they can touched up to be "repaired". I'm thinking of trying to do studio Jazz tires, but cant decide on doing marker or paint. I need to buy some brushes and paints.

[@IaconDispatch]

EchoEchoEcho I used a silver sharpie on my Studio Series Jazz rims. I found that it worked really well.

[@echoechoecho7142]

@@IaconDispatch ​ yeah I saw in your video! I loved the result. Just wasn't sure whether maker or paint was best, I tend to overthink things.. sigh... ;) I was thinking of getting the large paint set on Amazon, but I think all those colors might be overkill for a beginner, and many not needed for T-formers, but seems like a good deal. Can't tell if the metallics are Acryllic though. www.amazon.com/Army-Painter-Miniature-Painting-Wargamer/dp/B01MTXRUUT/ref=zg_bs_2236131011_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=4GQ8CP05J0W2KDD3Q4WB

[@1unob]

I'm really enjoying your content. You seem to really know and care about what you're doing. Keep the great videos coming.

[@IaconDispatch]

Thank you so much for watching! I really appreciate it, and I'm glad you've been enjoying the videos. I'm working on ideas for the next few instalments of this series. Any suggestions of stuff you'd perhaps like to see in the future? Cheers!

[@Optimusprime809]

Very helpful video, thank you! Has made me more confident for my upcoming projects :) Really hope you consider bringing this series back to show us more advanced techniques, there's nobody else out there teaching us how to specifically customise modern Transformers!

[@daniellachica6996]

Really looking forward to part 5! Hoping to get some tips on how to dis/assemble pin joints, kinda stuck at the moment repainting one of my transformers :(

[@scalyvaporeon2232]

At some point I was considering on making an OC Decepticon mad scientist out of my smoke-damaged and discolored Transformers Energon Slugslinger figure. I was thinking of painting him white and adding blue accents to him. I actually have never done any painting on a figure before :D

[@thantrus]

Starting small right now. Just wanted to add some color to the packaged weapons with some of my Transformer figures. I think after seeing this, I might want to do whole figures later on! Thanks for posting this

[@IaconDispatch]

Cool! Glad to hear that. Thanks!

[@cocoahere]

Do you have any tips for painting on geometric details, such as a warning stripe or decepticon faction sign?

[@IaconDispatch]

Kokoha Production for that level of detail, paint can be almost impossible for it to come out looking nice and clean. I’d suggest going for labels, like the kind you can get at Toyhax.com. They have tons of awesome sticker upgrades that look great, especially after adding some paint details to a figure. Thanks for watching!

[@anotherrandomguy8871]

I have never painted before but I got a legacy skids and I really wanted to add some paint attachments to the tail lights and some details on the back since the figure lacks color in the back portion of his vehicle mode, which sucks because the front of his vehicle mode is of course painted nicely already. Seeing someone else do it and explain how they do it is very helpful for me while I try to somewhat plan out how to do so. It also helps for if I want to add more paint attachments to the figure. He may be my only one figure I have, but I still wanna try it. Gotta figure out which red to paint the taillights, and see if I have any silver available, but if not I’ll stick to the taillights.

[@redactedmcmaster4692]

Looking to add some flare to my siege rainmakers! This helped tremendously!! I'm very nervous to do that amount of detail but you make it look so easy and fun

[@IaconDispatch]

Glad you found this video helpful!

[@abelabner]

I subbed I hope you put out more content. Very good advice overall but Everyone should experiment to find what works best for them. I have been doing the same types of things over the years and I totally agree with the acrylic. I however always thin the paint for more but thinner coats. Also for me I prefer firmer brushes for acrylic paints, some viewers should try these also. In addition well done and I look forward to your future videos. Maybe you could also do some repair type vids as those will be most helpful to new customizes and repairers. All the bots I grabbed really cheap broke with the broken parts were quite easy to fix with MEK among other concoctions, then either sold or added to my collection. Please keep them coming I have this far very much enjoyed your series!

[@chiripitio]

Excelente video gracias por compartir tu trabajo .

[@JethammerTakeoff]

Thanks! I’m in the process of painting a tf authentics megaton to look like the g1 toy because it’s a great voyager sized g1y megs and it’s only $10 easy to disassemble and doesn’t require you to spend $200 on mp 36+

[@jeeigenwebshop]

Im gonna repaint a G1 Powermaster Prime into the colors of RID Scourge...cant wait to see it, this really helps! Thnx !

[@IaconDispatch]

Good luck on your custom! Have fun! :)

[@juicinaterexodus3689]

The metallic gray is very nice.

[@IaconDispatch]

juicinater Exodus thanks! 👍🏼

[@NemesisPrime-k4p]

Hi there, umm, can i use other acrylic paints other than Tamiya?, cuz i already got some but not from that brand they kinda worked, but the paint keep peeling off everytime something happens to it, any tips?

[@b23villacortajonmitchelb.95]

A really great guide thanks so much! Was wondering if you'll customize the SS Satellite Soundwave, would love your take on that figure.

[@SaucyMcLovin]

Cant believe this is from 3 years ago. Now I’m inspired to finally get a soundwave figure and paint him black. I never liked his silver color

[@IaconDispatch]

Glad you enjoyed the video! Good luck with your first custom, and have fun! 😁

[@Theorymus]

I miss these vids

[@loganbyrd2597]

Really good tutorial i wanna start doing customs too but not sure if itd be great for what im doing cause i heard acrylic paint chips and i was hoping to use them for stop motion

[@deltawave4669]

How would you do battle damage like scratches? Edit: your vid is kind of like a bob ross tutorial to me

[@IaconDispatch]

Thanks for watching, I really appreciate it. :) Scratches and paint wear can be tricky to simulate, and it’s hard to describe. I don’t have a video on my channel about it, so I’d recommend searching for other tutorial vids that might be better at showing the techniques.

[@deltawave4669]

Iacon Dispatch ok, thanks!

[@S3lph131]

I'd check warhammer.. weathering tutorials.. White scar space marines or imperial fists.. due to them having the brightest armour.. Which are popular for battle damage and weathering :)

[@carlosbanegas7561]

Im late to the party but this mini series helped alot thank you!

[@IaconDispatch]

Glad to hear you found these videos helpful. Thanks for watching!

[@edgyyzy.]

This inspired me a lot😁

[@IaconDispatch]

FMS_firdaus sariff thanks! Glad you enjoyed, and I appreciate the comment. Cheers!

[@aarfeenanees9147]

And yet again an amazing video from you! Really enjoying the content you are providing us with. Earlier I perceived customisation as a very difficult task but thanks to you i'm getting the hang of it. I wanted to make a request. If you don't mind, can you make a tutorial on sanding+applying primer? I've read on forums that some figures need to undergo this treatment before they can be painted. Hope to see more videos from you soon. Cheers!

[@IaconDispatch]

Aarfeen Anees thanks again for watching! I appreciate the suggestion of putting together a sanding/priming tutorial. I’ll add that to the list of new video ideas. Cheers!

[@ix-badsport-xix7433]

So after you paint the figure as a whole, how exactly does it get that gloss finish? I’m painting my Studio Series Devastator and while I was painting Scavenger, the red and white paint has dried, but looks mattle and flat. Plus it seems like one wrong nail scratch and the paint feels like it’s gonna scratch off. It doesn’t feel smooth like the factory paint. Is there something I’m missing like a clear coat or primer finish? Again if it’s just a finish could you please tell me which one to get?

[@Temp-28]

If I were to paint the studio series Optimus Prime trailer would I just have to do the same thing you did for Berserkers chest??

[@IaconDispatch]

Temp thanks for watching! For a project as big as Primes trailer, you wouldn’t want to hand paint it. The larger surface area would be much better suited to spray painting. That’s a bit more complicated, since you’d need to mask the areas you don’t want painted, but you’d end up with better looking results. Hand painting would work better for smaller details and accents on the trailer.

[@IbanezAlex]

Very helpful. What blue would you recommend for the legs of studio series optimus prime? Regular or premium if you can help me match it because I’m bad.

[@astrotanker3887]

Silver paint never sticks for me even with primer and clear coating any idea why?

[@bimarusela2607]

thank you for the tutor. anyway, how to make it long last?

[@IaconDispatch]

bima rusela thanks for watching! To make the paint a bit more durable, many customizers choose to use a spray-on clear coat to help protect the finish. You can use either a gloss clear for a shiny finish or a matte clear if you want it to be a flat finish.

[@bimarusela2607]

@@IaconDispatch what clear coat usually used?

[@bimarusela2607]

i mean Tamiya or Mr Hobby?

[@IaconDispatch]

bima rusela I personally use the Testors spray clear lacquers. I find the easy to work with and they usually go over acrylic base coats really well.

[@bimarusela2607]

@@IaconDispatch oh ok thank you! have a nice day!

[@scourge_creations]

Do you mix the thinner with the paint? Or add the thinner after it drys? Also when part 5?

[@UnknownSeekerProductions]

Will you do a tutorial for dry rushing in the next part? I'd like to see that.

[@SpankoSaurusRex]

Hey man I really appreciate those painting tips. Lets meet up at TFCon this year, I’ll cya at the bar

[@IaconDispatch]

Thanks! I'll definitely be at TFCON this year. Would be great to meet-up and chat again. Cheers!

[@h.cedric8157]

I was thinking of using Tamiya Enamel paint, for reasons of durability at the expense of odor and curing duration. BTW what red is best for a sentinel prime leader class?

[@shlomolawyerstein7094]

is there a way to prevent paint from chipping easily? or a durable paint to help with that issue?? thanks in advance

[@doomfry680]

Well I think a durable paint is the only way, and I think its more expensive but that all

[@h.cedric8157]

I have experimented with Tamiya paints, in my experience, Tamiya acrylics could become more durable if you do use the Tamiya Acrylic X-20 thinner. Next more durable is the Tamiya Lacquer paints, and in my tests, Tamiya enamels are the most durable, but at the expense of odors, specially if you use airbrushes, and cures quite slow. but your fingernail cant rip it off specially if the plastic was cleaned really well and roughened a bit.

[@ryanfab4593]

Any tips on paint matching? I need to edit my Blue Big Convoy. I need to match his silver detail paint apps

[@IaconDispatch]

Ryan Fabyanski paint matching is tricky and takes patience. Use small plastic pots to mix, and test the colors you mix on some scrap plastic, like what you may find in your recycle bin. Once you find the right combo after it dries, you should be good.

[@finnickrinzler8907]

Just found your channel. Good stuff man. I have some KO masterpiece Tf's I would love to improve.

[@IaconDispatch]

Thanks for watching! 👍🏼

[@ragingsaviorkami9862]

I was trying to cover up my Earthrise Starscream's paint chipping on that stupid shinny chest piece of his, and ran into a few issues; couldn't get the right shade of red, the paint looked kinda sticky and dirty, and wouldn't even stick, got scratches when I first transformed him.

[@fastandnightfurious4279]

Pls make a tutorial on how to make vehicles tracks look muddy. I would also love to see how to make it look like the vehicle has dirt all over as well as paint chipping. I think this would give personality and story to my constructions

[@thecasualreviewer2148]

QUESTION: I'm repainting a Siege Soundblaster to be a Soundwave. Do I need to strip the paint? Can I prime over the paint and then paint? Or can I just paint over?

[@eliottocasiofigueroa145]

I have a question, do you use anything as a coat to protect the paint on the transformers?

[@IaconDispatch]

In the custom painting I have done so far, I haven’t used a primer. I mostly just try to make sure the plastic is clean and free of dirt or residue, and sometimes I will sand some parts before painting if they will rub against each other to try and reduce scratching of the paint as the parts move. Otherwise, I just apply the paint directly to the plastic. Many customizers prefer to use primer, as it will definitely give a better surface for the paint to stick to. At the end of the day, if you want the absolute best possible finish, I’d say a primer is a good idea. If you’re a more casual customizer, I’d say you can safely work without it and still get a good result. Thanks for watching! 👍🏼

[@eliottocasiofigueroa145]

@@IaconDispatch which are the most common primers used for painting? also you're welcome I try to improve more and have better results and your videos are what got into customizing my transformers so thank you for making them.

[@IaconDispatch]

@@eliottocasiofigueroa145 glad to be of help! Unfortunately I don’t have much experience with different primers, since I have used them much, but I expect that Tamiya products would be good quality. I really enjoy working with their acrylic paints, so I would imagine their other products are also quite good. Thanks!

[@eliottocasiofigueroa145]

@@IaconDispatch Thank you

[@snokoan2]

i always wondered what came first adding thinner and then putting the paint or pain then the thinner which do you prefer?

[@clunk2824]

What if mny figure's joints are held togehter by screws? I've been meaning to do a repaint of Starscream into Slipstream, so I'm curious as if I have to take the figure apart.

[@Primorion]

Hey man, just wondered, do you put anything over the paint once done like varnish? I've got some paint chipping on a figure I'd like to cover up (Hasbro QC) but I want to protect it so it doesn't chip again! Cheers

[@DeathReviews]

I'm starting a full repaint project which requires repainting the figure black. It's original plastic is an olive green, and on the pieces I've tried so far, just applying the black directly is leaving patches of green showing. The paint isn't applying evenly. Do I need to do a base coat of some kind to get more even application?

[@illetrop79]

Hi. You ever used waterslides? Just wanted to know if you know what scale water slides to use. I do a bit of customization myself. And wanna start using slides on certain figs.

[@akkokagarilabrujitasinmagi2616]

The Tamiya color enamel paint it works too?

[@IaconDispatch]

Yes, the enamel paint would work fine too, it’s just not as easy to clean up. Thanks for watching!

[@akkokagarilabrujitasinmagi2616]

@@IaconDispatch thanks ^^

[@tvdb698]

thanks for all the tips. I want to start on a custom. but I some question. 1. what about airbrush? 2. if i would for example make my mpm bee red instead of the yellow. I need to paint the whole car, but what about the brush swipes. are they easy to spot or do I have to thin down the paint and just use lots of layers of paint?

[@IaconDispatch]

T vdB hi there, and thanks for watching! For your questions, 1 - I really can’t speak much to airbrushing as I’ve never done it personally. I’m sure there are helpful tutorial videos that can give you more info on it. 2 - to repaint one vibrant color in to another (ex: yellow plastic with red paint) you most definitely need to gently sand the figure (a bit more in places that will rub during movement or transformation) and then use a primer before doing the final color. You would also want to thin the paint a bit as well to get a smoother finish, as a thicker paint will definitely show the brush strokes more visibly. This is definitely a more advanced process than what I’ve shown here in this video, so be sure to do some more research before you get started. I’d hate to hear that you didn’t have a good experience with your customization project. Hope this helps!

[@tvdb698]

Iacon Dispatch thank you very much! Those are great tips to look after! You have the best videos about painting tranfomers! Been searching for a while and this made my day!😁 The project I have in mind is a rotf sideswipe and make it G1 colors😁 and yeah the sanding is something I need to search, do you think gundam tutorials will help? And are you going to show how to remove those pined parts? Keep up the work! Would like to learn more about what you do and try it out!🤙🏽

[@abelabner]

Also brushing the coats in opposite directions as well as using the biggest brush possible for a given area hides the brush strokes. Although I’m not an airbrusher I’ve watched plenty of vids on it. You’d totally want to take it apart fully and go from there. Model painting videos are quite helpful as well. I agree with all the author said and it’s all about your prefer brah. Gl!!!

[@doctoralgy8186]

Do you freely transform your fully painted figures? If so, do you prime and sand them prior to painting?

[@IaconDispatch]

Yes, all my customs are still fully transformable, although I try to be very careful when changing them, and I don’t do it very often. Sometimes you do need to sand down some spots before painting to make sure the rubbing is minimized during transformation, which helps protect the paint and avoid chips or scratches. I don’t usually prime my customs, but it definitely helps the paint stick better and give a better overall result. Many customizers choose to prime their figures before painting for that reason. Thanks for watching!

[@astrotanker3887]

hey man great vid i have a question i have several transformers that i've painted with tamiya silver and mr hobby silver and i let them dry and i even applied a clear coat but the paint rubs off but i can only see the sparkly stuff under a bright light and is there away for me to fix this? or do i have to remove the paint it might have to do with me not washing them with warm soapy water before hand

[@chronos272]

can you do customizing ss crowbar?

[@rcgoooo]

that paint still allow to transform??

[@IaconDispatch]

Chester Ieong yes, it does, just requires a bit of care and attention on where the plastic rubs together during transformation.

[@rcgoooo]

Iacon Dispatch nice one!

[@challenger398]

if you paint over a gloss, wouldnt you have to sand down the prepaitned piece? i feel like any paint on gloss paint is gonna be much more fragile, might create surface tension in the new coat, which of course would be awful.

[@IaconDispatch]

will york you are exactly right. Some figures do require sanding before painting, especially on any areas that might rub together during transformations. It’s always best to do a thorough exam of the figure for spots like this before you start painting, as it will help save time and protect your paint job. 👍🏼

[@SableSeraph17]

Do you have any advice for spraypainting?

[@markcastellanet9672]

I want an mp 10, but the original one is no longer available without a pretty hefty mark up. I was thinking of getting shattered glass Optimus as it's much cheaper and repainting him into the original colors. I worry though that paint will stick together preventing transformation or keeping him Ina single mode. Will these paints dry hard and smooth and not stick?

[@VatoRanger]

Plz post more about painting transformers

[@jstewert00]

Hey just out of curiosity I was thinking of using lacquer paint on some of the siege and earthrise figures, will the paint damage the plastic

[@tostu310]

What brand of paint are you using and where can I get it?

[@IaconDispatch]

I primarily use Tamiya acrylic model paints. You can find them in a lot of places online, including Amazon, as well as in most retail hobby shops. Thanks for watching!

[@carolineantoni3530]

is it possible to still transform them after they’ve been painted

[@IaconDispatch]

and that’s on periodt yes, all the figures I’ve painted are still fully transformable. However, one of the things you need to be aware of is where the plastic and paint may rub together when you change from one mode to another. It can scrape or chip from the friction. Sometimes it’s best to sand down the areas that touch a little bit before painting to reduce the chance that the paint will rub on those spots. It’s a bit more of an advanced customization process, but if you intend to transform them often, it’s worth doing. Thanks for watching!

[@WeegeeJeebees]

Any tips as far as painting a darker figure white? I’ve been testing out painting on some old figures and eventually want to make my Earthrise Megatron the G1 white color, but the white acrylics seem far too see through so far.

[@IaconDispatch]

That’s a tough job. Most of the time that type of conversion requires a lot more work. Sanding, priming, and then painting, for example. I generally don’t do customs that require that much prep. Sorry. Perhaps one of the TF forums that has a customizing section could provide some more guidance.

[@WeegeeJeebees]

@@IaconDispatch that’s fine, thanks for the help regardless!

[@coolbeans8493]

WE NEED MORE EPISODES!!!!!!!

[@IaconDispatch]

J Crew thanks for the support! Hoping I can do another one soon. 👍🏼

[@xaviercoachlee6908]

beginner here in customizing. do i need to sand the whole figure and prime it or i can just paint it straight up? hope you reply

[@jpnoy]

Can you show how to paint siege starscream to skywarp

[@IaconDispatch]

J Pnoy hi there, thanks for watching. A repaint of that level would be a big job, and not really something I could do in a video. Sorry.

[@TRUCollectors]

How long do you recommend waiting to let the paint dry before adding more over it?

[@ratiolilbro5731]

Hey man just wanted to ask you that is it fine for me to keep a third party transformer with kinda wet paint (when I touch it, my fingers don't get coloured but it feels kinda wet) in its original box/packaging? Btw love ur custom tfp Megatron

[@ratiolilbro5731]

Note that I was messing around with the toy for 2-3 hours before packing.

[@IaconDispatch]

Lord Megatron I would strongly advise that you don’t put a painted figure back in to packaging until the paint is 100% dried/cured. Although it may seem dry to the touch, it could still be soft enough to stick to packaging if left in direct contact with it. Leave it out for a day or two to be completely sure.

[@ratiolilbro5731]

@@IaconDispatch k thanks

[@ratiolilbro5731]

@@IaconDispatch it's been 10-11 hrs since I've taken him out and he still has sticky paint. And can u tell me how do I loosen those tight joints. They're not frozen, but they require holding the figure and then moving it's arms/legs/hands etc.

[@IaconDispatch]

Lord Megatron what kind of paint did you use? I don’t know of any acrylic model paints that would still be sticky after 10+ hrs of drying. For loosening the joints, you could take them apart and use a fine sandpaper to reduce the material that is rubbing, but do this very carefully. Remember you can always take more off if needed, but once it’s gone it can be more difficult to tighten the joint back up again if it ends up too loose.

[@MateoMoraga5769]

I remember watching this in grade 6 while on the meet

[@elgoblindo2795]

Is there a way to change the head?

[@IaconDispatch]

Soviet Spartan lots of figures use the same size ball joint for mounting the head on. In many cases it’s simply a matter of popping one off and popping another one on. You could easily take the head off another deluxe-size figure and put it on another. Try playing around with different looks to see if you can find a combo that you like. 👍🏼

[@elgoblindo2795]

Thanks! Also do you recommend any ten inch figures for a smokescreen?

[@Irondino47]

Good video....definitely glad I found it. Been looking into doing my own customizations & read sanding the figure prior to painting helps the paint stick better and noticed you didn't sand the chest piece prior to painting..... any reason why?

[@windyjay4627]

It could be because of the level of detailing the mould has.

[@marius8436]

wouldn't it be easier to use markers for fine details instead of brushes?

[@illetrop79]

Do you prep the figure? Sand, wash? Great content!

[@IaconDispatch]

illetrop79 prepping is very dependent on the figure and what you want to do. If it’s a complex figure, you’ll need to sand all the parts that rub against each other during transformation to help avoid chipping and wear. Most simple figures don’t need to do much. It’s really a trial and error thing, start on a fig that isn’t very valuable to you and practice. That’s the best advice I can give.

[@TheDugC]

Did I miss what kind of paint you’re using?

[@IaconDispatch]

I mostly use Tamiya Acrylic paints, sometimes I use Testors spray enamels, but usually just for clear coats.

[@doomfry680]

Is the process different if most of the figure is being repainted?

[@IaconDispatch]

Doom fry for a full-figure repaint, you need to do some more disassembly and light sanding of areas where the plastic rubs during transformation in order to avoid chipping and scratching of the new paint. Also, to speed up the process, many customizers use spray cans of model paints for the base layer, or airbrushes to get smoother, better looking results. Thanks for watching!

[@doomfry680]

@@IaconDispatch thank you for responding

[@46chambersoflife]

Any chance you have done a Shockwave? Really wanting to spruce him up

[@IaconDispatch]

46chambersoflife I have a Shockwave, the DOTM voyager figure, but have only made minor paint touch ups to add dark metallic gray and cover up the pale purple plastic that was on his hands and some other parts. It’s not a very drastic change, but it looks ok.

[@46chambersoflife]

@@IaconDispatch ya thats basically all I want to do as well, just add a lil metallic in certain places. he already looks pretty fantastic as is

[@onlyone8586]

What was the name of the paints again?

[@IaconDispatch]

Andrew Gandara I typically use Tamiya acrylic model paints. Easily found online and in most hobby shops. 👍🏼 Thanks for watching!

[@wolf3597]

Do you accept commissions right now?

[@IaconDispatch]

Really depends on the project. If you find me on either Twitter or Instagram at @iacondispatch, drop me a message with what you had in mind. I’ll let you know. 👍🏼

[@wolf3597]

@@IaconDispatch Unfortunately the job I have doesn't permit me to have either of those. Could I post my idea here, or do you have a commissions-only email?

[@IaconDispatch]

@@wolf3597 you can send it to [e-mail] - thanks

[@Te3time]

Hey rlly cool series but one question do you not need to sandpaper the figure before adding acryl paint? Or does it depend on the figure

[@BettySanchez-qu3wu]

COOL😃😃😃👍👍👍😍😍😍

[@znation3397]

What you use a paint

[@blairandrews8603]

More content please!

[@JosiahEstrada-eq9qz]

why brand of paint are you using?

[@IaconDispatch]

I mostly use Tamiya acrylics.

[@loganhodges8865]

Anybody know how to get the effect so it looks dirty

[@MrGrimlocksmash]

I want to do a white repaint of masterpiece dinobot

[@bimarusela2607]

already subs

[@nexusprime2006]

This video is bob ross for transformers

[@Gengarextreme]

5:03 5 year olds when the get a new transformer figure

[@colnando]

Send this video to Hasbro

[@runamuck840]

Why am i watching this painting my figures is sacrilage for me

[@SoulWavePrime]

"i know this comment is late" but how long do i gotta wait?

[@IaconDispatch]

Not sure what you mean by how long you need to wait. If you mean how long to let the paint dry before playing with the figure, I’d suggest at least one full day.

[@SoulWavePrime]

@@IaconDispatch I mean how long to let the paint dry and I can wait for 1 day, and I hope you do more of this series! (you earn a subscribe)

[@SuperSpinky4]

I love the work you're doing but next time please only keep one figure in frame at the same time because it was really hard to see what you were doing at times because the camera was focus was focusing on the background figure instead of the thing you were painting.

[@IaconDispatch]

Kevin Shull a good point, and something I try to keep on top of, but sometimes it slips my mind when I get in the middle of a segment. Will try to keep that as a focus for future videos. Cheers, and thanks for watching!