Winter Whitewash Camouflage, Plastic Model Building How Tutorial 

More tutorials! They are so clear (no pun intended) not only for the steps but the purpose of each step so you can troubleshoot. And the decal mistake makes us amateurs feel better that its not only us making mistakes like that, but the difference is experts have good ways to handle mistakes built from experience.

This same techniques works well with the Andy's HHQ 1/16 Sherman...Sherman paint was pretty durable and didn't chip as we think of normal chipping in armor modeling, but had a more worn look. If you do the Sherman in Tamiya dark green and Tamiya olive drab, you can get some really nice wear effects that are highly realistic looking. Panzermeister36 has an awesome tutorial on on the effect.

Thank you good Tutorial.

Great tutorial Andy! I was wondering if you could make a 1/16 german infantryman. Something from the summer or fall of 1942. Maybe in the next German model?

Great job!! I'll be coming in soon to pick up some new chipping paints and mud. From ... Casa grande

Gerry 22:30 Thanks Andy for the video and sketch at the beginning, good job & easy to follow.

Hey Andy - what a great video - a picture paints a 1000 words fantastic.

Good information. Thanks for posting. 👍

Andy, we are in the summer months when are you going to announce the AFV American vehicle in 1/16?

Awesome Video Andy, I used that sam Mig heavy chipping fluid not long ago on a Hmmwv I painted, it worked great!

Hi Andy, very happy to see you doing what you do best, it was a great tutorial, best regards from Australia 👍👍👍👍

Thank you very much, Andy. This is a very very nice painting skill at all, I'm loving it .👏👏🙏🙏

Great turorial! Simple and easy to follow and understand. Excelllant point on the before and after clear coating ones project.

Nice video Andy! I'm using the Mig washable camo soon, excited to see how that one goes. Always enjoyed these videos and how you show the process as it is. Most cut videos and just show the end result.

❄❄Nice video Andy!❄❄

Looks good, looking forward to the tracks!

Thank you.

Looks good 😊

I always used the hairspray technique with my whitewash chipping. I was hoping that you would explain some advantage to the Mig product over hairspray but it seems that there is really no difference.

Andy, thank you for this tip

Really cool tutorial.

Fantastic...Thank you...

Nice job Andy ! I think the guys in the German tanks and armour in WW 2 became experts in camouflage painting. I read that a directive usually came down the chain of command every 3-4 months on what type of camouflage pattern to apply for a given area of operation. It was up to the individual crews to put the paint on. A tutorial on how to apply bullet /cannon strikes and shrapnel marks on the hull would be great if you have any advice on it. It's rare you see it added to the broken fenders etc. I have tried in plastic card, but I just dont seem to get the result I want. I stood beside a Grant tank some years back which had literally been "Peppered" by some sort of explosion close by. There were 1-2" holes all over the front and side of it. I wondered if anybody made it out alive.

It looks so easy.

Great video, but there is no need to seal the base paints with a varnish before the chipping fluid is applied. The chipping fluid itself is essential a clear coat, but very weak due to being water soluble. When you rub with the wet brush you are dissolving the hairspray. There is no interaction between the hairspray and the base paint on the model, so the varnish is just a waste of time and money in my experience. This is especially true as Tamiya paints are incredibly durable on their own.

Great video

Cool Andy go!!!!yes!!!

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Andy...Your drawing has me completely stymied. I cannot make heads or tails of it, I looked at it while standing on my head, not good, then rotating the TV 180 deg., also not good. Of course I'm joshing y'all, it's a good video tutorial. Man they sure are coming out with so many new products. They're going to make these videos redundant. The paints and highlighting will apply themselves, ha ha.

Thanks Andy. Will you follow up with a similar tutorial on the Winterketten? I have a tough time with good snow effects on tracks.

I have used „washable white“ from Ammo of mig on an Kingtiger. Worked greate and is basically the same stuff the „Wehrmacht“ used. Let it dry and then carefully wash the paint away. For me the effect with the chipping medium let the white paint appear non water-soluble.

Thanks Andy. This diagram . . . can this same procedure be used for any chipping effect???

Three things. First, good tutorial. Second, I was in your store Friday and wondered if forgot a couple jars of Tamiya paint, including gold leaf,c and third, I took a long look at your AHHQ Tiger on the counter and the videos don't do the models justice. That is some model and some build and paint job/weathering. Can I have it? LOL

When do we get the announcement about the new 1/16 kits? Love your work Andy!

Hi Andy, would have liked to seen this technique used on the 1/16 DAK PANZER III .

Thank for sharing the modeling skills. In video 3:41, after using the air brush to spray MIG chipping effect(mig-2010), what cleaner do you use to clean the air brush? water? or Mig cleaner(mig-2001)?

Enjoyed the video. My question is on the clear coat. Is a dull coat required or can a gloss clear coat be used?

I use blue filter on white color.

Salut and bonjour de France bonne continuation gege 62 🇫🇷👍👍👍

Can I use rubbing alcohol to get the paint off?

What size and how stiff is that brush?

How to do chipping effects with AK real colors which are enamel’s? Will the chipping fluid work as well?

So this wash you used, replaces the hairspray technique?

Announce the new 1/16 kits already 😅

I think it would work better with real acrylic paint (Ammo, AK, etc.) instead of Tamiya.

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