I thought that might be the product pronunciation. It would be nuts if she had perfect pronunciation of every other word, but that was the one that got past the diction goalie.
Your tutorials are always the best I find! It'll be a while before I can afford my own airbrush setup but I still love learning new techniques in the meantime!
I'm glad I can provide some tips while you wait for your own setup! Sometimes when I can't paint either, I enjoy just watching too (esp for Warhammer -- no time!)
You have the perfect voice and approach for tutorials. I watched a marbling tutorial in the past that was not nearly as informative or fun. Happy to like and subscribe, and looking forward to seeing the complete build. My wife and I are going to make Zakus together so I'm going to share this with her as well- I'm sure it'll get her excited at the possibilities.
Thank you so much for going into how and why you use which paints. This is what many Gunpla channels are missing and I hope that yours explodes in popularity. You’ve got great style and knowledge!
Well I know what ill be testing out later tonight, been trying my hands on painting marble for a while but they way you showed us just makes it look a lot easier. Guess its time I take a look at what else I can learn from you videos. Keep it up!
One thing you could also try is using baby wipes. It's a different technique to this one, but gives a good marble effect. Though its less marbling and more stone floor marble.
I saw another method that worked very well that just used stretched out cotton (like the fake cobwebs you use for Halloween decorations) as a stencil over the black and then the color is just sprayed over it. The results were very clean and natural looking and I would think you'd get much more control since you can kind of adjust how the cotton is laid out before spraying the color.
Great tutorial. I like your detailed explanation of the steps. Your choice of kits was perfect for this type of treatment. In the lore, they are ornamental suits assigned to the Zabi ruling family. Other kits that would look good would be some of the Mortar Heads from Five Star Stories. Has Cookie ever done any of those kits? An alternate to the saran wrap method would be to use some photo-etch masking templates to have some more control over the overall look of the marbling effect. I am always in awe of the modellers who achieve the marble effect using paint brushes and oil paints. That is a level of skill way beyond me.
Thanks so much! I don't know the lore too well, though I do know the Zabi is "royal". Kughee and I are not really into FSS, but we have seen loads of it at studios we painted at. I agree it'd look cool! Thanks for the other suggestions too :) I see people marble by pulling out a wet wipe, but I don't really like that smokey look. I was gonna mention that method in the video too. Doh! Actually, girls do marble painting on nails w this complicated water and paint dipping method XD
Gunpla was introduced to me by a friend and to be honest it didn't catch my interest until I see your videos! It is superb! I tried searching for gunpla related videos but yours is just the best 😁 will look forward for more 😁
Hello: Sharon and Kugdai. I thank you very much about how to do marbling paint work. As i have seen it done before. But the way that you showed the techniques on how to do it made it easyer. As you explained it very well and made the process extremely easy to follow. I thank you very much for sharing the techniques with us all. Thank you! And also you both do wonderful professional work. I am an old model maker,but new to Gunpla. As you both have made my Gunpla model making much easyer. Keep putting out those helpful hints for us all. I thank you again.
Fantastic video as always!!! Please allow me a proposal : can you please make a video explaining how to airbrush the clear cotes/varnishes of gsi creos mr hobby ? The lacquers and also the aqueous. Explaining the dillution ratio, psi, curing time and if they erase the preshading(lacquers). Thank you !!!!
@@frostedsnow It's a hard technique for sure. Really helps to be able to learn from someone else's mistakes before trying something like this. You should check out RU-vidr K SUZUKI's method using a stretched out wet wipe. I think you will find their method may better give you the effect you describe being after for your own tastes.
@@timwelch175 I have seen his vids! I wrote a PS. immediately after someone mentioned another method, in my pinned comment, but -- I just like the look of the saran marbling effect better XDD
I don't build the models you do ( I am building a model Railroad ). But I do watch your videos because you have a great deal of knowledge of painting. Carry on!
Hi, first time seeing your videos. Interesting technique. I thought that to make Marble finish, you have to use Electric Painting. Thanks for the info! I’ve been a GunPla fan for years, but recently, I’ve started to do more Professional builds (Panel Lining, Nub Erasing, Wet Stickers) And I’m considering in the future to do CUSTOM work. I’ll keep an eye out of your videos! Thanks for them!
you should check out the napkin marble technique. I think you can have more control on the coloring and how dense the texture. It also have almost zero fail rate
Wow, that came out awesome! I have never seen this technique before with the plastic wrap, only the spray through cloth one, very interesting. Kugdai is a funny dude 😂
frostedsnow I agree, it does look better, it’s more pronounced whereas the cloth method is very muted and subtle. Random is good, predictable can get boring 🙂
Love the tutorial. Well explained step by step tutorial. It definitely gives me confidence to try it out. Also, those decals really pop out with the marble effect. I think kits with rounder edges like a zaku definitely look good with that style.
Which kits would you like to see with marble paint? PS. I forgot to mention that there are other ways to do marble painting, but I chose the saran wrap 'cos I like the distinctive marbling effect -- most genuine marble look to me. You can also pull a wet tissue over the part and spray over it, which is actually easier to do and gives a more spidery look. However, I wanted to challenge myself, and I just like the saran marble effect more!
I would think kits with larger, more open surfaces as opposed to ones with a lot of small details that might clash with the paintjob. The Nightengale that you painted up is a perfect example of a kit with lots of large surfaces
For me any kit has a good amount for curved or rounded surface works best for this technique. BTW the tutorial is well informed and detail. Thank you !!! Actually, I saw a video also talking about this technique but I can't understand all of it cuz she is speaking Korean and there is no added subtitle so, good thing that u have make this tutorial. Very much appreciated!!!!
I didn't even know this sort of technique existed, but wow, does it bling! Well planned out video, per usual. Loving the Kughee humor as well. I was thirsty while watching this, and that coffee he's drinking looked mighty delicious!
Omg this is an amazing video!! Your narration is perfect and I love how you show what you are doing as you are describing the step. Just simply amazing !!
@@frostedsnow my wife asks me for a brindle LaGowe for Chinese Valentine's Day gift，only because we have a brindle whippet. you might just save my marriage 감사합니다~~
The marbling between bad and good is kinda a thin line depending on the the look natural marbling is usually a 3 are more colors that fades into the other colors this but in your video are this video is candy marbling it's alot of work but all depends on the look you want but great video ❤
Again, you just have a knack for explaining things. Good job! I wonder if you would consider doing a tutorial on decal/sticker application? I use Micro Set and Micro Sol as part of my process, but was wondering what advanced builders do. I’m also curious how you deal with stickers. Yes, stickers. Sometimes you just don’t have an alternative to using them. What tools do you use? How do you apply them exactly where you want? What do you do if you f* up? These questions go for decals too. Thanks!
I haven't but the smaller the part the less distinct the marbling cus there's just less surface area. I found that on my gunpla pieces! Warhammer fan here too! It'd work better on smooth armor surfaces without too much detail.. eldar would be great example
Surfacer is supposed to be "colored primer" to save you a step of painting, but in Korea, all the paints are named Surfacer or Foundation, but if it's grey, it's really just primer. I also just never say primer cuz I'm used to surfacer cuz everything is labeled that.
@@frostedsnow that's so great, here in America I've never seen women interested in this type of thing. I'm sure there are, I just haven't found them yet lol.
This might be a really stupid question, but.... What attachment did you add to the end of your airbrush at 3:55 to mix the things together? i have never seen something like this and would love to get something like that for myself!
Hey you are a beast I don’t have these materials but I always know I can go back to your vids if I need help with customization later on I know this might be hard but can you try doing this with the Hyaku Shiki even if you do not want to make a video of it I would just like to see that
I haven't tried, but the marbling effect doesn't show as well/distinctly the smaller the piece. However, I did it on my kit obviously, so worth experimenting? Also, not sure how it would play out with acrylic!
@@frostedsnow thanks for the reply, you are making some really cool videos! Not that it matters much but I'm confused, are you originally from Korea or the U.S?
