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Many thanks

Oil paint washing is my current favorite and I can't stop using this trick

i also tried oil paints weathering/blending on last week,
quite easy to handle, revise, get good result.
but "long" drying time. any suggestion?

[ ¥»©«³Ì«á¥Ñ ygat ©ó 2023-2-2 10:27 PM ½s¿è ]

Well...Actually, nothing useful comes up in my mind if you ask me
I have tried to shorten the drying time with my hair dryer before, the whole thing did dry in few minutes because the thinner was evaporated. (p.s. I use low odour oil mediums to thin)
However, when it comes to dry brushing or post-shading, heating doesn't really help since the whole layer is oil paint only.
I tested it with a gentle touch and a finger print was left on the wing.
So... I will slow down my pace when I was almost there.
Like, I will do the oil wash on Thursday night after dinner, leave it alone.
Then, do the dry brushing on Friday night, matt coat on Saturday afternoon.
Finally, taking pictures on Sunday.
Chill

yes, whole surface coverage with oil paints, i leave it for two days still haven't dry.

btw, do you have any good oil paints youtuber could suggest?

[ ¥»©«³Ì«á¥Ñ ygat ©ó 2023-2-2 10:31 PM ½s¿è ]

I started oil paint washing and dry brushing after watching Plasmo's Zero.
https://youtu.be/pCLHe8a8ugU?t=159
I was like, " OMG look at that exhaust traces and shades, it blends so well. I am definitely going to try these next time."

i also watch Plasmo's youtube. i started 1/72 AFV because poisoned by his trailers

109 is best~~

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