hey guys! welcome to weathering 101 which is dry brushing. the good thing about dry brushing is that it's effects are not permanent unlike battle damage, and can be easily washed off with its specific thinner. so what is dry brushing? dry brushing is a painting technique that adds extra details on your gundam like burns, scratches, rusting, and many more. this is...
for me, this is the most basic and easy type of battle damage to do. as you know most gundams who enter battle collide into other objects, leaving small dents and scratches. to imitate this battle damage would make your gundam look more realistic. this is very simple to do so don't worry about the difficulty. materials: >metal file [thats too easy] so...
welcome to gundam web.'s tutorial page. learn some tips and tutorials on how to improve the overall look of your gundam. feel free to comment on my posts if you see any corrections, or if you just want to drop your opinions. don't forget to check back on this site once in awhile, because I'm always ready to update this whenever i get...
there are many kinds of ways to do battle damage, and I'm going to be teaching you guys how to do an easy and simple battle damaging process for your gundams. though i usually do the cutter type battle damage, there is also what i call melting. melting are used for slightly small bullet holes that actually got to melt through the gundam's...
there would be no images in this guide, this will NOT teach you how to build one step by step, this will just give you an idea on what you should do first when putting together a model. >first start by cutting down all the necessary pieces using pliers. >sand down any excess nubs. >first assembly [take a good look of the model]...
paining with spray cans or what we call spray painting is a quicker and even way to cover the surface of the part with paint, than just simply hand brushing. this can be a good alternate for an airbrush if one knows how to make use of it well. spray cans release a larger amount of paint in a wider area which makes...
this technique is a simple way off adding battle damage to your mecha, great for bullet holes or explosions and simle dents and scratches. this is quite basic so you dont need to be a great modeler to apply this to your gundam, you just need a simple cutter and your hands. materials: >cutter/art knife >paints (optional) >paint brush (optional) find a nice...