BANDAL Gundam coloring problem

Chinese painting pigments are water-based, not good to color, because PC resin is oily, water-based pigments are not hung on the Gundam In addition, oil paint dries slowly, it is not recommended to use, if you must paint it by hand, you still use acrylic paint, it dries relatively quickly, the coloring is dry, and it can also be modified Acrylic ranges from 7 pieces a can to 13 pieces a can It is still more cost-effective Marley's acrylic is within 10 yuan and is of high quality There is also a kind of Dongdong called Gundam marker 7 pieces a piece A little expensive If you are a novice, you should take the domestic Gundam to practice first After all, Bandai is such an expensive thing.

It's better to paint with oil.

Anyway, it's oily.

You can apply it without washing.

At least with advertising paints!?Chinese painting paint is not good-looking! The colors will overlap.

1.Coloring paint and protective paint cannot be of the same nature.

2.First of all, let's talk about the Alec lacquer you mentioned, as far as I know, it is used for dyeing leather, and it is a type of acrylic. It is not good to use it for model coloring. It is recommended to use oil-based matting.

3.Because it is used for dyeing skin, there is no special solvent, and it should be diluted with alcohol. Can you try it yourself with water lz?

4.With any paint, it is advisable to wear a gas mask.

5.The slow drying agent can be added directly to the paint. Pay attention to the attributes, incompatibles cannot be added together.

Coloring paint and protective paint can not be of the same nature, otherwise they will be miscible with each other, but generally use oil-based coloring, and then water-based paint matting paint for protection. All lacquers have special solvents. It's best to wear a mask, or at least find a ventilated place to spray, because you can't stand the smell.

Regarding the slow drying agent, it is enough to add it directly in the adjusted paint, not more, and it will be over if you add more.

I don't know if you're asking if you can guess if you can paint a Gundam with a metallic texture or if you can directly apply a metallic color, but basically all Gundams can be colored.

2.The ordinary ones are assembled first and then colored, and they are made seamless.

One is that water remedial soil is used as a primer (dilution ratio 1:4, water remedial soil 1, thinner 4.).It is made with the oil-based paint thinner of the county), and there is also an ordinary mending soil that is used to mend the joints.

First sanding, assembling, doing seamless, water and soil replenishment, and coloring.

3.It's a color post-paste.,You spray it should be Tamiya matting.,I haven't used it in Tamiya.,It's not popular.,It's usually used with the matte of the county.。

When matting, stay away from the model 20 25cm, slowly spray it layer by layer, and there should be no problem you said. But the matting can't be sprayed too much, otherwise the model will return to white, just in moderation.

4.Yes, it is all about replenishing the soil with water, which is the liquid replenishment of the soil that Suisheng said.

5.Yes, the method is the same as what I said above, glossy paint (that is, the brightening you said) is originally a protective paint, which is used directly.

6.Draw a line? You mean the ditch line? Or is it a carved line? If it's a groove, just buy a pencil to draw along the groove.

The engraving is done with a needle (the front is needle-shaped) with the help of a ruler.

7.Basically, whether you are colored or not, you have to seep the thread (the groove line for some reason, can not be grooved after coloring), as for the bleeding line, there are teachings on the Internet, I won't say it, I'm lazy, a lot of things haven't been said, you don't understand to ask me again.