How to: Realistic Exhaust Stains and Gun Smoke

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Create realistic looking gun smoke and exhaust stains on scale models using chalk or soft pastels. It could also be used to create dust on model trains and freight for railway modellers. A clear coat from either an airbrush or a spray can is needed to finish this technique.
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@baldyman1965 7 лет назад

Best achieved on a matt finish. Trying to do it on a gloss finish is near impossible as the chalk wont take, it'll just fall off.

@quickkits 7 лет назад

I wasn’t planning to release this video today, but work on editing the F2 Lightning video has been delayed because of university work. It should be released on the 16th. In the meantime I hope you enjoy this video!

@milooksala4544 7 лет назад

Quick Kits i have been looking for this kind of video and now i finally found one

@quickkits 7 лет назад

I'm glad to be of help. Thanks for watching!

@Project-Air 7 лет назад

Good luck with the university work man! I'm suffering with the same thing :P

@christophercooper2907 7 лет назад

Finding your tips very useful, going to try this on my avro Lancaster.

@percontenl 6 лет назад

Epic channel with some very handydandy tips! Love how the clips aren't too long and get straight to the point! I can't stand an hour and a half videos where you have to skip to actually find the stuff you're interested in. Keep up the good work, you already made me a better painter.

@lewistaylor1965 Год назад

I use the pigment powder technique with WW2 aircraft exhaust stains...I use black (then sealed) and then white but I found that after adding the white and sealing it the white would pretty much disappear...So I experimented with different sealing coats and I found that the only one that didn't lose the white so much was hairspray...The cheap firm hold stuff that comes in a spray can worked really well...

@maxhocker4019 7 лет назад

Quick Kits. Owen your videos are great! I have just started making scale models after stopping for a year and your fantastic tips have really helped me get back into the hobby. Thanks a lot and keep making videos!😀

@quickkits 7 лет назад

You're very welcome Max, I'm glad my videos have got you back into it!

@Project-Air 7 лет назад

Nice video Owen, looking forward to more.

@tigertanktoo 7 лет назад

Great tip and very easy to apply on the models. Thank you and good luck with your school work.

@quickkits 7 лет назад

Thank you very much for the good luck!

@SotayCZ 7 лет назад

i was about to do them right now, thx for tips :)

@user-lw7om1sg1m Год назад

Many thanks simple but effective

@johnkelley9877 7 лет назад

Another really useful tutorial. Good luck on your studies Owen.

@quickkits 7 лет назад

Thanks John!

@makmo9894 3 года назад

thank you for this fantastic tip

@tomatoes3 6 лет назад

Nice and clear thank you .

@a.g.6224 2 года назад

Thank you for the tip.😉

@AbyssMaver1ck 7 лет назад

nice video Owen. Short and Sweet

@quickkits 7 лет назад

Thanks Tom

@captain7290 3 года назад

Hey Owen, you've got the best "how to" videos I've found. Is there a easy way to find your videos on RU-vid ? I've been building for a long time but have never learned the fine points. Thanks for the help.

@rileynibhroin6395 7 лет назад

thanks for this

@josefalfarokreiner4549 2 года назад

Hi quick kits!! This helped me improve my models, thank you vry much for so helpful tips!! Do you know, have a similar technique to replicate chippong effects?

@zwido1393 7 лет назад

This helps me alot thx (;

@lawrencedominicmontes8879 6 лет назад

My first method is using a pencil. You draw a line to the direction of the aircraft then thicken the line then use an eraser and lightly smudge the unwanted effect. A damped cotton bud can also be used. Then, maybe using this videos method and adding my idea (which I got on your 'defining panel lines' tip video) could create a great effect. Try it too Owen!!!

@John-ny2cq 6 лет назад

Can you build the tamiya zero fighter

@johnovandupper3810 7 лет назад

nice!

@Gondor80 7 лет назад

cool tutorial video owen (Y)

@bananabg2749 7 лет назад

Hey Owen, please make a full build of a f5 tiger 2 starter set by Airfix.I want to build it. PLEASE!!!

@Vitocorp1 7 лет назад

Video at a perfect timing for me...I want to make some die cast racing cars with a dirty "finish line" (with exhaust stains, smoke etc...), I'm using panpastels so it's pretty much the same tecnique. The only problem is...the pastels won't apply well on a smooth surface...is there anything I can do to enhance the grip? I can't use sandpaper since it will riun the paint and/or the decals...

@darkplainsdrifter3499 9 месяцев назад

Add a matt coat to the car first. (Make sure to mask any clear parts first!)

@callumcooper1606 6 лет назад

You deserve so many more views subscribers and comments than you get!

@ds-iv8gn 7 лет назад

Think charcoal would work?

@jonnyl2205 2 года назад

clever

@navyseal6423 7 лет назад

Please Make some Building Videos , they are very cool

@TheFogOfWar1wvdm 6 лет назад

what if you use just clear paint and a brush? Will it stay put because i have got no airbrush nor spraycan with clear coat.

@fritzrudiger5022 5 лет назад

TheFogOfWar1 yes it will stay put.

@gabevarley8739 7 лет назад

Hey Owen, I'm not the type of person to go out and buy thinner, chalk and so so, with water can I thin the pain that comes with the model? And what's a good way of making sure decals stick to the modal (PVA watered down did you mention a few times?) Your work is fabulous by the way, keep going

@quickkits 7 лет назад

You can thin acrylic paint with water, yes. Also, watered-down PVA glue (give it time to dry, then apply the decals on top of the coat) under the decal is a good idea. If you don't have any varnish, then you could coat the decal when it's dry with another coat of watered-down PVA glue to protect it

@jaihadgeppo150 6 лет назад

Gabe Varley Im fairly certain models arent supposed to come with pain.

@Ryan-vt3np 6 лет назад

Stoigen Froigen sure they Do! Frustration also. It's listed on the box in tiny print under the "to paint as shown" section.

@tandersen25 7 лет назад

can you recommend a good, cheap place to find this chalk stuff?

@jaihadgeppo150 6 лет назад

Thomas Andersen Any Art store should have them. I got 3 sticks for 2.50€

@saraw6446 6 лет назад

I just made my first model tank, am v happy but anyone know how to stop the decal + the transparent surround from reflecting light?

@quickkits 6 лет назад

Take a look at my video on How to Apply Decals :) A smooth surface under the decal is the way to prevent that

@saraw6446 6 лет назад

Quick Kits Thanks, I'll check it out 👍

@plesmem 4 года назад

What if you dont apply clear varish cause I don't have any? Does it fall off?

@quickkits 4 года назад

If you don't seal the chalk on with varnish or another clear coat you might smudge it or it might come off over time

@felixthecat0371 6 лет назад

The coat of varnish should be applied on the whole model right?

@quickkits 6 лет назад

It doesn't have to be if you're just sealing in the weathering, however it may help get a consistent look over the whole model if you did spray it all with the varnish

@felixthecat0371 6 лет назад

Quick Kits ok thanks

@cooperedginton5788 6 лет назад

Will hairspray work for a spray on sealer?

@quickkits 6 лет назад

I've never tried it but I think so. It might not last forever

@cooperedginton5788 6 лет назад

I'll give it a try

@phathavok7225 5 лет назад

do you think i could get away with using graphite powder?

@Adol666 5 лет назад

Vallejo and MIG both mack a Carbon Black Pigment. It works really well. I think Graphite would give it to much of a grey metallic look. It works great on tank tracks though

@piercecowley255 3 года назад

Would crayons work well, I do t have any chalk

@darkplainsdrifter3499 9 месяцев назад

No, wax is a horrible weathering medium.

@puggynator 7 лет назад

Why don't you like airbrush or don't use it?

@flamingskull2993 7 лет назад

My best way to add on exhaust and gun smoke is to add a small amount of enamel black to the place you desire and drag the paint backwards. If you don't like the appearance, get some Decalfix and wash it off

@Dwimerytguy 7 лет назад

You can also use your girlfriends eye shadows :d

@riff2072 7 лет назад

Let me give you some advise, use the chalk or you may not have a girlfriend. :)

@Dwimerytguy 7 лет назад

Naah man, she gave them to me herself :D

@riff2072 7 лет назад

Cool! She sounds like a keeper.

@JustcallmeDedo 7 лет назад

He should

@jorgemendez4517 7 лет назад

Does it really work? how do you seal it afterwards?

@markmalasics8413 5 лет назад

I know it's popular but I can't understand why builders decide to crap up their work to make it look "realistic". I always thought the end result was to have a model appear, in it's own way, glamorous, not to look like it sat for 3 weeks in the back yard of a crack house in Bridgeport.

@johnmclean6498 4 года назад

Yes...I agree if its an F1 bike or car, but a frontline aircraft was hard used and never got spit-shined. Even carrier jets if you look. If it s Hawker Typhoon in France, it's covered in mud, gunsmoke and exhaust stains.

@milooksala4544 7 лет назад

First