Maybe stippling or wiping technique would be perfect for you (i talk about oil paints). I was said that painting miniatures with oil is somehow easier than with acrylics and that got me into painting with oils. I have one image that explains stippling tećhnique and if you're interested I can send it to you. It's in Czech, but I will provide you with instructions in English. It¨s from one of the best miniature painters in Czech republic. You will love it ;)
i don´t use oil paints very much and the effect is very small in the end, but somehow the figures look a bit better with them, although i just put very little of it on the figure.
i´m not a good figure painter at all, i just enjoy it to paint some historic figures from time to time. i usually stick to tank models.
i will upload a new white metal figure soon, it will be a roman triarius in 70mm scale from ares mythologic.
@100Tigrovi fürs trockenmalen garnicht, als wash ziemlich stark, kommt immer drauf an wie man es möchte. ich schütte einfach den verdünner drauf und es wird meinstens so wie es soll.
You make it look so easy! :) Those figures are amazing!
I've tried the Mig Abteilung oil paint before - their engine grease mixture - but how long do you find they take to dry, as I like to try to use them for panel line and weathering effects on aircraft?
@MakingModelsAgain thank you :) it may be not as easy as it looks but i can tell you, it is not as hard as you might think :)
the mig oil paints need more time to dry than acrylics, but after 24 hours it will be good (as long as you used them with the drybrushing technique). i primed a whole face of a 120mm figure with oil paints once and it was not dry even after 3 weeks.
a oil paint wash will dry quite fast, about 6 hours.
in my opinion these paints are good for weathering effects.
@888HamilkarBarkas888 I cant stop watching your videos,almost every day I watch at least 10-15 minutes,and you are embarrassingly good!Keep posting more videos,I really enjoy them
@ModelloursWorkshop thank you very much :) i´m working on a sd.kfz 251 at the moment and will post a building review in the same style, i hope it shows more than my previous videos.
@888HamilkarBarkas888 Looking forward to see the review. It's really cool you have started to record when you work. I think it will make your channel much more interesting :)
I learned a lot in this video as a beginner painting figure hobbyist ,,thx
warlord69enrico 2 weeks ago
@warlord69enrico i´m glad it was helpful for you :)
888HamilkarBarkas888 2 weeks ago
Maybe stippling or wiping technique would be perfect for you (i talk about oil paints). I was said that painting miniatures with oil is somehow easier than with acrylics and that got me into painting with oils. I have one image that explains stippling tećhnique and if you're interested I can send it to you. It's in Czech, but I will provide you with instructions in English. It¨s from one of the best miniature painters in Czech republic. You will love it ;)
UnityCZ 3 months ago
hi thx great tutorial i do use oil paints along with model color all my base cotes are acrylic thx again hope to see more of your models pls:)
jamesbritton1 3 months ago
for a minute when i watched the oils coming out i thought damn, your about to lose
all your work by making them oily, but you have pulled it off, spot on.
im 100% acrylic when i paint figures, and 95% airbrush even on 48 scale figures
apart from hair eyes and mouths.
well done, good job.
a24218361 5 months ago
@a24218361 thank you :)
i don´t use oil paints very much and the effect is very small in the end, but somehow the figures look a bit better with them, although i just put very little of it on the figure.
i´m not a good figure painter at all, i just enjoy it to paint some historic figures from time to time. i usually stick to tank models.
i will upload a new white metal figure soon, it will be a roman triarius in 70mm scale from ares mythologic.
888HamilkarBarkas888 5 months ago
Excellient work . Will be looking into these oil paints and how to build them into my paint method . Thank you
TheSeasonman1 6 months ago
most helpful well done
ftyuip 6 months ago
Thanks for this excellent series of videos. They are some of the best produced I have seen.
lunhil12 7 months ago
well done mike
billy3rdkill0311 7 months ago
nice tutorials and very usefulls. You could make the same but with ww2 figures
ww2hispanomodels 7 months ago
Ups. fast vergessen. Die figuren sehen fantastisch aus :)
100Tigrovi 7 months ago
super tutorial. Eine frage zu ölfarben. In welchem verhältnis muß man die verdünnen?
100Tigrovi 7 months ago
@100Tigrovi fürs trockenmalen garnicht, als wash ziemlich stark, kommt immer drauf an wie man es möchte. ich schütte einfach den verdünner drauf und es wird meinstens so wie es soll.
888HamilkarBarkas888 7 months ago
You make it look so easy! :) Those figures are amazing!
I've tried the Mig Abteilung oil paint before - their engine grease mixture - but how long do you find they take to dry, as I like to try to use them for panel line and weathering effects on aircraft?
MakingModelsAgain 7 months ago
@MakingModelsAgain thank you :) it may be not as easy as it looks but i can tell you, it is not as hard as you might think :)
the mig oil paints need more time to dry than acrylics, but after 24 hours it will be good (as long as you used them with the drybrushing technique). i primed a whole face of a 120mm figure with oil paints once and it was not dry even after 3 weeks.
a oil paint wash will dry quite fast, about 6 hours.
in my opinion these paints are good for weathering effects.
888HamilkarBarkas888 7 months ago
@888HamilkarBarkas888 I cant stop watching your videos,almost every day I watch at least 10-15 minutes,and you are embarrassingly good!Keep posting more videos,I really enjoy them
lodhol 3 months ago
@lodhol thank you very much my friend! :)
888HamilkarBarkas888 3 months ago
Thanks for sharing your oil techniques Mike. The figures look great. I haven't been using oils for some time now.:)
2paintminiatures 7 months ago
Excellent work on the figures, they look wonderful! I have not tried oils yet.
Generalsplatton 7 months ago
@Generalsplatton thank you sir!
888HamilkarBarkas888 7 months ago
Nice job! Better then anything I could produce!
MrCrazySnail 7 months ago
@MrCrazySnail thank you :) but my techniques are not very difficult. i believe with some exercise pretty much everyone can do this.
888HamilkarBarkas888 7 months ago
outstanding, do you make them to sell, or just display? enter contests?
bohemianh 7 months ago
@bohemianh uhm just do display it in my room. i don´t take part in contests very often.
888HamilkarBarkas888 7 months ago
the figures look very realistic, nice technique
thehjupo 7 months ago
@thehjupo thank you.
888HamilkarBarkas888 7 months ago
Awesome. I love the tuts.
Devi1DogCota 7 months ago
Great tutarial, my friend. The figures looks really good too :)
ModelloursWorkshop 7 months ago
@ModelloursWorkshop thank you very much :) i´m working on a sd.kfz 251 at the moment and will post a building review in the same style, i hope it shows more than my previous videos.
888HamilkarBarkas888 7 months ago
@888HamilkarBarkas888 Looking forward to see the review. It's really cool you have started to record when you work. I think it will make your channel much more interesting :)
ModelloursWorkshop 7 months ago
@ModelloursWorkshop thank you for your feedback on my videos :)
888HamilkarBarkas888 7 months ago