LEVEL UP Your Models with Oil Washes! | Full Beginner's Guide/Tutorial in 4K

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Hey guys, modelling weekly here! Today's video is a much requested one! I'll be detailing all the ins and outs with respect to oil washes, hopefully giving you guys a better understanding of them. Enjoy!
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@ModellingWeekly 6 месяцев назад

I hope you guys find this handy :)

@robertgarner11 6 месяцев назад

Very much so! Thank you!

@ModellingWeekly 6 месяцев назад

@@robertgarner11 no worries!

@boatingexplainedwithcapndr8359 3 месяца назад

When the British guy says "whilst" in an informational video, you KNOW that you're getting quality advice! Great video. Thanks!

@ModellingWeekly 3 месяца назад

Haha! No worries at all 😊

@thepiratepenguin4465 8 дней назад

I have Burned & raw Umber for dark browns & Burnt & raw Siana for light browns. I all so got Ivory black which is more of a dark grey than black. I have always been a fan of Vallejo's washes for panel lines, but oils just offer more control & easy clean-ups.

@ModellingWeekly 8 дней назад

Fantastic selection there! Indeed, other products are very good, but oils are just on another level as you say 👍

@aarontracy6015 Месяц назад

Nice work and thank you for the effort in making the video.

@riddles1137 Месяц назад

Very rare when you watch a video like this and hang on to every word as the information is so specific and informative - excellent use of 10 minutes! Thank you!

@ModellingWeekly Месяц назад

Very glad you found it informative! My pleasure!

@seegurke93 6 месяцев назад

Thank you, always good to hear it over and over again,, even when doing it regularly.

@ModellingWeekly 6 месяцев назад

@modelrestorations 6 месяцев назад

Excellent tutorial! Thank you for sharing.

@ModellingWeekly 6 месяцев назад

No problem!

@wellardme 6 месяцев назад

You don't often find someome who is a top modeller and can teach with precision. Many videos miss out vital info. Subscribed.

@ModellingWeekly 6 месяцев назад

I'm glad you're a fan :) thank you so much mate

@AlmirTaranis 6 месяцев назад

Excellent and informative video. I have oil paints, but still using Tamiya panel liners 😂. You are quite right about satin varnish, it works best. My favorite final varnish is AMIG ultra matt lucky varnish...

@ModellingWeekly 6 месяцев назад

Glad you found it helpful, cheers!

@yorkshiremanmodels 6 месяцев назад

cracking detailed how to apply oils video great tips and excellent detailed way to apply washes and which brands to use fantastic video and looking forward to the next one

@ModellingWeekly 6 месяцев назад

Cheers man!

@joseluiscastanorestrepo 6 месяцев назад

Great tutorial,thanks.

@ModellingWeekly 6 месяцев назад

No problem :)

@the-primered-thumb 6 месяцев назад

Knowledge is power, nice one mate 😉👍

@ModellingWeekly 6 месяцев назад

Indeed!

@ljscalemodels526 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing useful video cherrs

@ModellingWeekly 6 месяцев назад

My pleasure mate

@8563robbie 2 месяца назад

I made a mistake recently by applying an oil based wash over an enamel gloss cote...i forgot the thinner for the wash is also an enamel thinner!! result- paint peeling off and salvage measures needed!! - thanks for this tutorial. - wish I 'd seen it before !!

@ModellingWeekly 2 месяца назад

No worries, and best of luck with the model!

@lovermansmith9082 6 месяцев назад

Thank you 😊

@ModellingWeekly 6 месяцев назад

Welcome!

@rOEN911 6 месяцев назад

nice video ,not sure if you have used zippo fluid rather thinner ? I personally like that it dries faster but you still got great control so for streaking effect is ideal !

@ModellingWeekly 6 месяцев назад

I've not personally used it but I've heard many people sing its praise! Sounds like a good solution

@tail_lamp7538 6 месяцев назад

A very helpful video, thanks. Unless it was mentioned and I missed it - can oil washes be used over acrylic paints such as Vallejo?

@ModellingWeekly 6 месяцев назад

No problem! I've never used them directly over the paint, so I can't be 100% sure, but theoretically it should be fine as white spirit doesn't react with acrylics. The oil in the oil paint may react with it however, so I'd always recommend laying down a varnish layer before using oils 👍 Edit: I should add, theoretically the oil shouldn't react either, but chemical makeup can vary between acrylic paint brand and I've had disasters due to that in the past, so best not to take any chances

@iceman00265 2 месяца назад

I'm looking into using oil washes for my Warhammer models so this video was great for explaining the basics. However what safety precautions/equipment do you need when working with white spirits, or is working in a well ventilated space enough?

@ModellingWeekly 2 месяца назад

White spirit vapours are definitely not the worst you could encounter in modelling, however I'd definitely make sure your workspace has good air flow as breathing in large quantities over time can be harmful. As I say however, don't stress about it too much, just don't get complacent with these sort of chemicals 👍

@emersonyeoman9069 6 месяцев назад

what brand do you use for the satin coat thanks

@ModellingWeekly 6 месяцев назад

Satin - tamiya, gloss - Mr hobby gx, Matt - also Mr hobby gx :)

@bartoszm84 7 дней назад

Hi. Im using Tamiya acrylics with xf-86 matt varnish, then decals and oil washes, then x-22 gloss varnish for finish. I know Tamiya have X-35 semi-gloss but didnt tried yet, they dont have satin tho. Do you know any satin varnish for airbrush that would be a good replacement for matt coat to ease removing excessive oil?. For Tamiya paints and varnish im using X-20A thinner, i know some people are prefering Leveling Thinner.

@ModellingWeekly 6 дней назад

For tamiya acrylics x-20a is perfectly fine if that's what you've got 👍 Mr levelling thinner is great, and so is tamiya retarder lacquer thinner, but it's not mandatory. In terms of satin varnishes, tamiya does do an acrylic one - X-35, but they call it semi gloss instead of satin :)

@jeffbarber9707 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for the video, nice tips and tricks. My biggest issue is a can never clean away all the excess and end up blending instead. Can't ever seem to make a nice crisp, clean model. I suspect it's my low quality oil but don't know for sure. Any ideas?

@ModellingWeekly 6 месяцев назад

If you're having trouble with removing all the excess oil, it's most likely down to the surface underneath - if your goal is to remove it all so you're left with crisp panel lines, you'll want to go for a nice smooth gloss varnish layer (I recommend GX-100) Also, make sure the excess oil from the paint has been removed beforehand on a piece of card :)

@jeffbarber9707 6 месяцев назад

I'll give it a go, thanks! @@ModellingWeekly

@burningphoneix 6 месяцев назад

Can I use the blending method with white spirit to make things like gun smoke on aircraft cannons?

@ModellingWeekly 6 месяцев назад

You can! It's a slightly different technique, as you first have to lay down a thin layer of white spirit on top of which you can apply oil paint and blend it gradually, but it's the same sort of idea. For that you will definitely want a satin or Matt varnish undercoat, as they allow for much easier blending

@mtfgamma6257 6 месяцев назад

what kind of foam do you use to plug the cockpit? I cant seem to find the right stuff

@ModellingWeekly 6 месяцев назад

Hey! I'm not exactly sure what the type of foam is called, but I just searched 'grey packing foam' and the right stuff comes up 👍

@mtfgamma6257 6 месяцев назад

@@ModellingWeekly Alright, thanks!

@davidjahn4280 6 месяцев назад

How long do you let the wash dry? And does it differ between a panel or dirty sludge wash?

@ModellingWeekly 6 месяцев назад

I leave my washes to dry for about 24 hours to ensure the oil has fully cured. Regarding the sludge, what do you mean by this exactly?

@davidjahn4280 6 месяцев назад

@@ModellingWeekly Just a full body wash I guess

@davidjahn4280 6 месяцев назад

and thank you!

@SuperBuildsInMC Месяц назад

Leave the thinners to evaporate or leave the oil paint to evaporate for thirty minutes?

@ModellingWeekly Месяц назад

If you mean once they're applied to the model, that wait is for the thinners to evaporate 👍 the oil paint binder takes a couple of days to fully cure

@SuperBuildsInMC Месяц назад

@@ModellingWeekly Gotcha!

@alanjacks3835 2 месяца назад

Im still having problems with this! I think my timing is off! 1) Prime with Tamiya Fine Surface Primer. Leave to dry 1 Day. 2) Paint with Tamiya Acrylics, Leave to dry 12 Hrs - 1 Day. 3) Topcoat Mr Hobby Gloss Spray. Leave to dry 24 Hrs. 4) Apply Decals. 5) 2nd Coat as "3" Leave to dry 24 Hrs. 6) Oils & White Spirit Wash applied. ----- This is where the Paint starts lifting? What am I doig wrong? Thanks in advance

@ModellingWeekly 2 месяца назад

That's quite odd, as the tamiya and mr.hobby products are lacquer and alcohol based, so the white spirit really shouldn't be interacting with them. Are you brush painting? Sometimes this can leave areas of unevenness that allow the spirits to soak through and compromise the strength of the base layer, however this is still uncommon even so. Do you happen to have the links to all the products you're using? This may help in diagnosing the problem, however it's still very odd as your process is flawless. I'm very sorry for your troubles!

@alanjacks3835 2 месяца назад

No I Airbrushed. I think it may be the temperature ! I am in Bangkok and without the aircon on overnight , the temp can be nearly 40 degrees (hot season here).

@ModellingWeekly 2 месяца назад

@@alanjacks3835 the heat could have something to do with it, especially if it's humid, so could be worth testing it with the Aircon on as a control variable 👍