Painting the HO Scale Slum Landlord Series (Part 3) | Boomer Diorama ~ Vlog # 203
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- čas přidán 28. 10. 2023
- This is (Part 3) of a four part series called the Slum Landlord Scene on the HO Scale Model Railroad Shelf Layout. These final two parts cover the painting and weathering of the two buildings that make up the final scene in the middle of section two just before the 204th St. Overpass.
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Boomer, great paint techniques, I have now started to thin my paint even more, and do multiple thin passes, and it is coming out great, and the details are staying.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful techniques, and absolutely great way of explaining how it all comes together.
The having fun is super important, life is too short to not have fun.
Cheers, and stay safe, Michael
I love to hear how modelers and painters begin to take a step back and progress in a minimalistic way. Much better results can be achieved this way. Thanks for sharing! Cheers ~ Boomer.😁
Top drawer work as usual! You make me less afraid of my airbrush every day. Also, you are one of the few artists/modelers who explain the sciene and interaction of paints and mediums and how each works. Thank you so much for that! PS- Peanut says Dusty should get more screen time...
Thank you! Dusty is funny how she appears at times because I usually shoot video of her live at the time of the content. She usually takes a deep dive into hiding in October/November due to all the out-of-season fireworks as well. Hopefully she comes out soon, Cheers.
Hi BD. As a tip. If you wet your brush and rub the bristles on a bar of soap it will help to preserve the bristles from the making fluid. You will need to peridically keep soaping your bristles. Wash it all out with warm water when finished. Hope that helps.
Thanks for sharing tips!😁
Lots of lessons learned./
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Cheers ~ Boomer.
great stuff amazing! loved the Beethoven!
Glad you enjoyed it. I like to sneak in a little classical now-and-again. ;-)
Again a true masterclass
Thank you. The final part next Sunday will all makes sense. ;-)
@@boomerdiorama looking forward to it!
Hard to differentiate the art work (your work) from the real thing. Just amazing. By the way I got plenty of none acrylic paint that are now collecting dust, so much more enjoyable to clean away with IPA and with no toxic fumes (still wearing a mask)
Thank you. I still wear a mask as well when I spray lot's.
Wow so much to take in Boomer. Will be watching this vlog over and over again. Incredible.
The Final episode next Sunday will tie it all together. '-)
I cut out little oversized squares of wax paper that fit over the Tamiya jar opening, then I close the lid and tighten, letting the wax paper curl over the threads of the paint jar. Never have problems with opening a jar of paint. No channel locks require. Lol. Not sure where I learned this technique, but been doing this for years and it works.
Awesome idea! Thanks for sharing. I opened up a twenty year old bottle of paint awhile ago and it was ass good as new! Fantastic paint for sure, Cheers.
I use plastic food wrap, two layers, then even if it sticks to the bottle, the two layers still separate.@@boomerdiorama
I love it, ready to start building so I can paint
The painting part is fun! Use thin paint, make mistakes, cover them up some, and keep pressing on and something good will come. ;-)
Looks like you woke Dusty up from a nap 😻
Lol . . . yeah, She is cranky when she is waking up. She sort of "twitched" as she left the bench to snub me off . . . lol.
@boomerdioramas I have 5 of them and they're all girls so I definitely know where you're coming from on that 😹
About that "Conrail" blue, i think it´s wise when using photos like you do, to use layout lighting, since
that´s where model will be. For the blue, or any color it´s easy. Particularly in the case of neon or led type to create false shades just as under natural sun. Cares to bring that effect logically among static items on layout. Boomer could draw a line on its model, then use the two color grades to fake sunny wall part from the shade one. The opposite is also possible. If too dark is top of the wall due to shade from roof overhang, paint that part lighter. In magazine, too often those parts are far too somber due to poor lightning. Before painting put item in exact location and angle. Take a photo and you´ll see those subtle shades. Then play with them. Just an other crazy idea from me to make things more complex...😊
You can also play around with lighting - endlessly - as well.
Fantastic video and tips as always!
Thanks so much!
I’m generally pretty confident about what I undertake but watching what you do has definitely helped what I do, so thank you for sharing your techniques! I’m sure I’m taking in a ton. I have really enjoyed using Tamiya paint. I’m almost afraid to use Vallejo. I’ve picked up some of the Vallejo air for some other stuff.
Anyhow, I really wanted to share how I’ve been watching this, and my mind keeps having to remember which one is the model and which is the printed reference.
Also, I commented a while back about not enjoying your comment about “hobbling yourself as a modeler if you don’t have an airbrush.” I’ve since managed to buy an airbrush after a couple side jobs. It’s pretty sweet.
Glad to hear it. I like to use Vallejo paint for touch-ups because it goes on well with a regular paint brush. Tamiya acrylic is basically airbrush paint. If you use Tamiya with a traditional brush it tends to cut through the first layers some. On the other hand, I believe it is one of the best airbrush paints out there.
Just Wow Boomer , the artist definitely shows... in all your work, an how you bring in all the different techniques to blossom in the overall effect created.. thanks again for another great class. Cheers to you and Dusty till next time.
Thank you so much 😀
Good morning from Australia Boomer. After watching your amazing channel now for a year or two and building up all the fantastic products you've mentioned over the time I'm finally ready to cut some base board.
Just wanted to share a bit of technology I'm using in combination with all your amazing real-world lessons.
Having a background also in film but in the 3D digital effects side of it I'm currently looking to Artificial Intelligence (AI) generated or created imagery as inspiration for run down sidings, factories or buildings like the slum landlord architecture and your factory sidings. It's a fantastic way to get inspiration if you don't have access to older style run down factories or buildings or just creating or needing some references for paint colours building styles or adding a general look and feel into a scene before you commit to building anything.
Using all todays technology mixed with your master classes in real-world modelling is an amazing way to learn and develop a style or feeling into the layout when looking to start a scene from scratch.
Just wanted to share and also inspire your members if they have a blockage with creating or looking for a style or ideas for their layouts.
Thank you again for your, time, patience and generosity and all the knowledge you share with us all.
Have a wonderful day
Cam
Thank you for sharing those new ideas Cameron, they sound awesome! I was not aware of (AI) as a source of artistic inspiration. Congratulations on your new layout underway. I hope you have a great experience with it. The hobby is awesome and any new innovation you are using to it's construction sounds fascinating. Cheers ~ Boomer.
Super video once again! Using the airbrush live, I bet it is very labor intensive . We appreciate the time and effort in filming all your beautiful talent!!
Thank you very much!
Thanks
Thank You Peter! Always appreciate your support!😁
Stunning video, and lesson. Thoroughly absorbing and enjoyable!! I will admit to watching Bob Ross and his painting, and being any amateur photographer I got the concept of shadow/light and its affect on colour. What's funny its that I can see where you're headed when you paint 😂😂
Wonderful! Thank you for sharing that as well. Cheers ~ Boomer.
I was working on my 1950s style warehouse while watching this learning quite a bit watching your videos about making buildings and stuff helping me not be so prefectionistic about it but appreciating the 3d art I'm creating
That is awesome! A 1950's warehouse presents all manner of modeling "character" possibilities. ;-)
Hi Boomer, love the blooper and I feel your pain about the favorite color. I was shaking a "bottle" of paint that had a 12mm metal nut inside to mix the paint. I was so excited to paint that I got over zealous shaking the thing and the bottle exploded all over me and the work area besides. It was not water based paint either. As an added feature I was wearing shorts. Spray on. Oh, I haven't painted since.
Oh no! This is one reason why I use acrylic water-based paint. No harm done. ;-)
Another awesome presentation! Very inspirational. I have a Talon airbrush, as well and am getting better with it all the time. Its fun. Keep up the good work.
Great to hear!
I haven't tried it on a model, but I there is an auto repair channel I watch that folds over one edge of masking tape which makes a feathered edge Instead of a hard edge. They do so they can blend new paint into old, but for us might look better for a weathered edge.
That's a great idea!
Fantastic and the 5th Symphony just adds to the excitement. You're a true composer in many ways.
Glad you enjoy it!
Cool as always. 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Looking fantastic already. Looking forward to the finale!
Thanks Keith!
That finish looks like garbage...Amazing garbage! I love the techniques. I bought my Tamiya paints and my Evergreen styrene for stairs and railings. I am following along with the master and learning. Thanks again Boomer.
Right on! . . . ;-)
Great work as always! Watching you paint is very relaxing!
Thank you very much! Unfortunately, the paint session is the shortest process in reality but the most fun and sometimes great effort to describe. Painting is awesome though even if you mess up. ;-)
I'm really interested in the colors that you use. I've gone through many of your videos to find what colors of Tamiya that you use. Have you ever put together a list of the ones that you use 80% of the time.
I don't have a list for your Vallejo paints that you use 80% of the time?
I'm sure that I am not the only one who would benefit from such a list. Maybe these two lists could be a short Vlog or two here?
I use all the earth tones with black & white. There is no one default set of color you just pick up as you begin to paint and build up your kit. I also list all the paint I use in the video tutorials as well - with numbers, etc.
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Cheers Randy!
Hey Boomer
Great video and very timely.
I’m in the process of scratch building a representation of the old Chelsey Furniture factory here in Ontario for my 50s era layout. It is a yellow brick building and I have been thinking about how I would approach painting it. Even though you are painting something completely different I can see just how transferable the methods are.
Great info, keep it up!
Once again
Cheers from Ontario
Bob
Go for it! Lot's of thin layers can produce stunning results if we slow down a bit and think things through. ;-) . . . have fun with it!
Is that the wrecker kit from Showcase Miniatures? I love the build, nice work Boomer !!!!
Yes! The comprehensive review & build tutorial (2 Parts) is here: czcams.com/video/uPcpix2qo5g/video.html
I love this, I am curious why you choose to not prime plastic.
Tamiya (XF) Flat paint is acrylic primer. Why shoot primer? Primer is already built into Tamiya Acrylic paint. No need for primer unless the model is metal.
@@boomerdioramaI did not know that. I've always used primer on Tamiya hard body RC bodies.
just curious as I've not seen it in any video yet. I do have some Tamiya but I don't use it a lot, more a Vallejo and Instar (UK paint company), but not seen you using the Tamiya X-20 Thinner. I only ask as I've always been told you must use the Tamiya Thinner with the Tamiya paint. Another reason for not using them that much
I use X-20 thinner sometimes on a special locomotive or model. Most of the time I use 50% to 99% IPA to thin with. Been doing it for over thirty years now and never had a problem.
@@boomerdiorama OK, thanks.
Hi Boomer, have a question for you, for painting styrene with a brush and
I don't normally use Tamiya with a brush unless I paint terrain, then I use Alcohol or water. Alcohol is better to help penetrate the texture and reduce surface tension. If you paint plastic with Tamiya using a brush it tends to cut through the previous layers especially if you thin with Alcohol, so I would use water. I recommend Vallejo when painting with a brush on plastic though. Don't use Alcohol to thin Vallejo - use water.
@@boomerdiorama ok thanks Merry Christmas
in one of your vids,all grreat, i saw a contaner with one door open. is that your work?
No, but thanks for asking. Those are the latest HO Scale Aurora Containers and they are beautiful - if you can find them. ;-)
my phone finds to many things@@boomerdiorama
thank you for the lead@@boomerdiorama
Does the IPA dissolve the liquid mask?
Not really. But it can creep in behind it depending on the profile.
What code of pink did you use? 12:12
Tamiya pink is X-17. Just add lot's of white until you like it. Make sure it is pale by also adding lot's of white again. ;-)