What is model coloring
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Model painting refers to adding colors and patterns to the surface of the model. Common model coloring methods include:
- Painting: Use oil spray, airbrush or hand brush to apply primer and color paint to the surface of the model. Choose pigments and solvents suitable for the model material, and you can produce a variety of effects through color mixing.
- Stickers: Apply stickers and decals to the surface of the model to create more complex colors and patterns. It is necessary to apply paint on the surface of the model first and then apply the sticker to ensure the color effect.
-Hand-painting: Use chalk, pencil or oil pen to draw directly on the surface of the model to create delicate effects. The surface needs to be primed before hand painting.
- Stencils: Use stencils to add complex camouflage patterns to the surface of your model. Adjust the surface of the template and model to a suitable angle and then spray or brush color on the surface.
Choose the appropriate coloring method according to the model material and needs. By combining multiple methods, you can also produce more diverse and realistic model coloring effects.
- Painting: Use oil spray, airbrush or hand brush to apply primer and color paint to the surface of the model. Choose pigments and solvents suitable for the model material, and you can produce a variety of effects through color mixing.
- Stickers: Apply stickers and decals to the surface of the model to create more complex colors and patterns. It is necessary to apply paint on the surface of the model first and then apply the sticker to ensure the color effect.
-Hand-painting: Use chalk, pencil or oil pen to draw directly on the surface of the model to create delicate effects. The surface needs to be primed before hand painting.
- Stencils: Use stencils to add complex camouflage patterns to the surface of your model. Adjust the surface of the template and model to a suitable angle and then spray or brush color on the surface.
Choose the appropriate coloring method according to the model material and needs. By combining multiple methods, you can also produce more diverse and realistic model coloring effects.