Back to W.W.1 modeling. WIP WNW Fe.2b "Early"

[lone modeller]

You make this look so easy…. The finish of the paintwork is just staggering - I have rarely seen anything nearly as good.

Stephen.

[Borsos]

Only one word necessary: GREAT,
Borsos

[DannyVM]

   That is one fine looking cockpit - well done!
Excellent wood tone and grain 
What more can you ask for?               

Thank's allot for the nice comment.

  You make this look so easy…. The finish of the paintwork is just staggering - I have rarely seen anything nearly as good.

Stephen.                   

Thank's Stephen for the nice comment.

I'm working on a video in which i will explain and do the wood grain effect. It's the only way to show you guy's that this is a very easy technique that everyone can use. Fast and good looking, i think we don't need more isn't it.

    Only one word necessary: GREAT,
Borsos                 

Thank's Borsos

Greetz

Danny

[igi70]

 congratulations for this work on the model, all the greetings

[DannyVM]

     congratulations for this work on the model, all the greetings             

Thank's for the nice comment.

Greetz

Danny

[Jimbo]

Danny;

I'll simply echo everyone else's comments - this is a truly inspiring build. I was utterly blown away by your first photos of the yellow base with oil on top for the woodwork (even my wife turned her head at my amazement - how's that for effect ;-). You really do make it look easy; lovely technique and stunning results. I'll be searching out more of your inspiring builds and yes, please share more of your wood graining technique. In fact, if I may make a request, could you share close ups of your samples so we can jot down your formulas? I need all the inspiration I can get! My grateful thanks for sharing;

Jimbo

[DannyVM]

     Danny;

I'll simply echo everyone else's comments - this is a truly inspiring build. I was utterly blown away by your first photos of the yellow base with oil on top for the woodwork (even my wife turned her head at my amazement - how's that for effect ;-). You really do make it look easy; lovely technique and stunning results. I'll be searching out more of your inspiring builds and yes, please share more of your wood graining technique. In fact, if I may make a request, could you share close ups of your samples so we can jot down your formulas? I need all the inspiration I can get! My grateful thanks for sharing;

Jimbo                 

Jimbo, many thank's for your really kind comment.

This oil wood grain technique is based on a real simple technique, which can be achieved by everyone, in all skill stages. I don't make it look easy Jimbo, it's simply is easy to do so.

I will take close up photo's of the samples with their formula. I also planning to do a little WIP video of the wood grain with oil's, but i need to find the time for that. But it will come.

Greetz

Danny

[RAGIII]

Awesome interior! Your wood tones combined with the rest is terrific!
RAGIII

[dr 1 ace]

Awesome interior! Your wood tones combined with the rest is terrific!
RAGIII

Big Second to my Amigo's comments !

Ed

[DannyVM]

RAGIII and Ed, thank's for the nice comment's guy's.

Hi Guy's,

lot's of people asked me regarding my wood grain technique how i achieve that result. So at first i had a plan to shoot a video of the WIP, but as i am no video guy, and my English isn't really what it should to be, i decided to shoot some extra photo's with the explanation of the several step's that need's to be taken.

I added some explanation into the photo's themselves so it is easy to copy them with the explanation.

I hope they are of some use to you guy's.

Ok, here we go 





















Part two,











This whole piece takes about ten minutes to go from a plastic part to a wooden part with this technique.
The final result look's like this :





Due to the use of the oil paint, the drying time will be around a week. There are additives to get a quicker drying time, but i didn't use them yet with this technique.

Greetz


Danny

[aliluke]

Excellent method based on the fantastic results and excellent tutorial. Thank you - I'll be trying that next time for sure!

Cheers
Alistair

[KiwiZac]

I have to use some of my XF-3 next time, I absolutely love that grain and tone you've achieved! Beautiful!

[Juan]

Thank you for posting, you've achieved outstanding results.

[RAGIII]

Outstanding technique, and thanks for the tutorial!
RAGIII

[Manni]

Great technique! I will try the yellow priming.
Manni