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AlexModelling
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Hi guys!
Heres a little tutorial on how to do washes...
I hope you enjoy it:)

Alex

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Very informative and educational tutorial :th:!
Thanks a lot for sharing Alex.

Greetings to Portugal...

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Alex, super tutorial buddy!!!! My one question to you is this. After you apply the wash to the model, how does the mineral spirits NOT remove any paint from the model ?
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Superb!!
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Very clear and easy to follow tutorial, great job Alex and thanks for sharing :th:

:cheers2:

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hooterville75 wrote:Alex, super tutorial buddy!!!! My one question to you is this. After you apply the wash to the model, how does the mineral spirits NOT remove any paint from the model ?
I wondered this when I started, I think it depends on the paint you use or varnish. You can uae mineral/white spirit on acrylics without any damage at all (thats what I use)

A good rule is acrylics on enamels, enamels on acrylics.
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