Weathering Scale Models with Oils, Part 1, basics.

[@chrisworthington1027]

Your tips, advice and over great content is a huge benefit to someone like me. I recently started building models again after a 40 year hiatus. As a kid like everyone rushed to get the kit done and more often than not it was sloppy and not as pretty as the box. Now that I am an adult and have resumed the hobby as a means to relax. With the help of yer videos some of the advanced weathering techniques look much simpler. One humorous comment I really enjoy the squeak of yer office chair, it's like the hiss cracle and pop of listening to an LP. It's ear candy im not into ASMR but that squeak just works. LOL 😂😂😂

[@billymanilli]

Thanks so much for this! I'm right now, weathering the undercarriage of a 57 ford using oils for my first time, and I gotta say, I'm having an absolute blast! Working out WAAAAAY nicer than I was expecting. The "workability" of this stuff is awesome! Thought I screwed it up a few times.....but, like you said, you can go back over spots, and keep working them until they look "right". Thanks again! Super helpful!

[@georgejones8481]

Could this work after a satin varnish coat?

[@tonydavey4171]

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[@ChampionScaleModelling]

You may have missed what I meant with the video but I appreciate the feedback 👍

[@tonydavey4171]

@@ChampionScaleModelling I can only comment on the way it felt to me. So if I offended I apologise