Color Theory for Scale Modeling

Do you need to buy color modulation sets for everything? What do you do if the color you bought is just a little off? The color wheel will help make his easy and save you money!
The color wheel is an easy way to use color modulation for your scale models. You can use this for pre-shaing, post-shading, filters, weathering etc.
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[@quinnc.2710]

Spent 16 years painting cars and matching colors for body shops who couldn't. I could do years of classes on this stuff. This is a pretty dang good intro for people, well done

[@WasatchModeler]

Thanks

[@seanharris4621]

Excellent video. The different colours was really interesting.

[@WasatchModeler]

Thanks

[@Bossnuggetmodels]

Thanks for sharing Cameron! It would have been nice to also include the reverse side of the wheel (if the one you have has got a reverse side) to talk about complementary and secondary colors etc. I use those very often to get a starting point for filters etc depending on the direction i want to take for the weathering. Thanks again for the vid! Always super stuff you upload

[@WasatchModeler]

Thanks! Was thinking of that for a follow up or advanced video

[@mp-modelplastic]

Very good video, Good stuff and a nice tip to work with colors. Greetings from Portugal.😉👍

[@paulsmodels]

This applies to car models. If you build military models then it don't.

[@WasatchModeler]

How? Are tanks not painted?