Gundam Modeling Official thread - Part 5

ongkh2000

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Huh? What is pigments?

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what sliver is trying to say is for you to practice on ur basics such as removal of nubs / sanding etc. shading/weathering is an advanced technique. no point concentrating on weathering if your basics are not there. my sgd 0.02
 

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what sliver is trying to say is for you to practice on ur basics such as removal of nubs / sanding etc. shading/weathering is an advanced technique. no point concentrating on weathering if your basics are not there. my sgd 0.02

Nono, im just looking for additional knowledge. Not intending to do anything related to shading in the near future. Thanks anyway.
 

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what sliver is trying to say is for you to practice on ur basics such as removal of nubs / sanding etc. shading/weathering is an advanced technique. no point concentrating on weathering if your basics are not there. my sgd 0.02


Tamiya weathering poweders are so expensive, buy 1kg of pigments from airfriend is like only $20++ :vijayadmin::vijayadmin::vijayadmin:
 

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Tamiya weathering poweders are so expensive, buy 1kg of pigments from airfriend is like only $20++ :vijayadmin::vijayadmin::vijayadmin:

1 Tamiya weathering powder is about $12+? And they have so many sets of color to boot. I remb reading somewhere that 2 sets (forgot which sets) are all that's is needed for gunpla.
 

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Serious. Use sandpaper to grind crayons into pigments n apply accordingly

it is not called crayons for sure. if i am not wrong, it should be artist chalk.......need not use a sandpaper to grind it down. you can alternatively use a pen knife or blade of some sort to scrape it off.. then apply it accordingly to the model with a paint brush.
 
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Hi, anyone knows where else can i find tamiya paint other than stargek? I refer to all types( spray, acrylic, enamel etc.) i think HAW sells acrylic, but not very sure.

Thanks:D
 

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Hi guys I need some help. if i use arylic paint like tamiya X7. i use water to mix what is the ratio needed?
 

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Hi, anyone knows where else can i find tamiya paint other than stargek? I refer to all types( spray, acrylic, enamel etc.) i think HAW sells acrylic, but not very sure.

Thanks:D

MWS, hobby point sells most tamiya ranges

it is not called crayons for sure. if i am not wrong, it should be artist chalk.......need not use a sandpaper to grind it down. you can alternatively use a pen knife or blade of some sort to scrape it off.. then apply it accordingly to the model with a paint brush.

should be called pastel sticks or chalks.........

Hi guys I need some help. if i use arylic paint like tamiya X7. i use water to mix what is the ratio needed?

for handpaint is around 1:1 paint to water, consistency is like calligraphy ink like that
for airbrush i use X-20 A thinner 1:2 paint to thinner, or 10% magiclean/water solution 1:1.5 paint to solution.
 
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