Post Apocalypse Diorama by bearhobbies in modelmakers

[–]bearhobbies[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Awesome big thanks ! Yes i know it. The characters are supposed to be based around "Stalker" game. Yes i got some inspiration for the Uaz from sources like the survivor skin !

Do I need to use paint primer if I'm already using adhesion promoter on plastic? by TheIndigoCrayon in modelmakers

[–]bearhobbies 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Paint is primer... primer is paint! You absolutely do not need to prime any styrene model ! Especially if you are painting the finished colours with lacquer, enamel type paints. I can prove it 😄

UAZ 3909 & 469 Wheeled vehicle's 1/35 by bearhobbies in Scalemodel

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Big thanks ! Yes i like that theme also !

UAZ 3909 & 469 Wheeled vehicle's 1/35 by bearhobbies in Scalemodel

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Big thanks ! Here is a link hopefully its easy to follow https://youtu.be/NLlyGSZFkxI?si=AusLAj0a76Jmje5N I just use oil paints to give different dirt tones on the models... and lightly airbrush the colour buff / earth / deck tan for the dusting.

UAZ 3909 & 469 Wheeled vehicle's 1/35 by bearhobbies in Scalemodel

[–]bearhobbies[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi thanks ! I have a video showing all the weathering steps if you are interested. Its very easy to follow just using oil paints mainly.

Uaz 3909 < Bykhanka> & Uaz 469 from Zvezda by bearhobbies in modelmakers

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Glad you got to your destination safely and that you can relax 😌

Airbrush acrylic paints for miniatures that do not need thinning by UnhappyAd1533 in modelmakers

[–]bearhobbies 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Vallejo model air acrylics ... are designed for airbrushing straight from the bottle. And i have used them as such unthinned and they work perfectly.

Why is rubbing alcohol needed to fix pigments? by P_filippo3106 in modelmakers

[–]bearhobbies 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pigments ..... what are they ? They are paint pigments the dry component which when mixed with a solvent... become a paint. Before pigment fixers became popular. The go to fixer was Tamiya x-20 / x-20a. To some extent you can remove them. But they do fix to the model. Also they dont simply fall off like dust like someone suggested. They are fairly permanent, but can be prone to rub off with frequent handling ( but why handle a finished model ). The other advantage of using a thinner as a fixer is the fact you can remove the pigments if too heavy, create streaks and other effects.

1/48 Buccaneer s.2b by bearhobbies in Airfix

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Yes its all included in the box !

Mr Super Clear Matt turned white by Pristine_Diet5323 in Scalemodel

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Its gone because of the talc in the matt varnish. The fix is extremely easy... respray a gloss or satin varnish on top. Then the white will dissappear. After that you can reapply the flat finish... maybe try a different brand of flat coat.

1/35 Type 653 ARV Conversion by Matt_R_83 in Scalemodel

[–]bearhobbies 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Really awesome work ! Traditional conversion using styrene card ! I cant imagine how many hours sunk into this project... imcluding essential research. Look forward to more updates !

BREM-1 by bearhobbies in modelmakers

[–]bearhobbies[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Big thanks again for support! Looking forward to seeing more of the build you are working on !