Adam Savage Learns a New Modelmaking Technique!

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• TE

  @tested · 7 months ago · pinned

  Adam Savage Inspects Sideshow&apos;s Prototype Han Solo Statue: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-qOTXM-y_g">https://youtu.be/L-qOTXM-y_g</a><br>Sideshow&apos;s new Han Solo™ Premium Format™ Figure: <a href="https://side.show/smuggler">https://side.show/smuggler</a>

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• GW

  @Gwubwick · 7 months ago (edited)

  I love watching passionate people talk about their work. Their excitement is palpable 😊<br>Plus, who wouldn&apos;t want Adam saying nice things about their model?

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• JM

  @JMChladek · 7 months ago

  &quot;Oil paints have always given me my best paint jobs while I&apos;m removing them.&quot; Now THAT needs to be on a T-shirt!

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• JA

  @JamethielKnorth · 7 months ago

  Can we just give a nod to the detail work in the paintbrush holder?! That&apos;s a atmospheric peice and still obviously &apos;just for fun&apos;.

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• JO

  @JolynBowler · 7 months ago

  Thank you for letting us watch over your shoulder. Love when you take us along. 💙🌻🎬🌻💙

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• TH

  @THERCSHED-66 · 7 months ago

  My private art teacher decades ago gave me the best advise ever ….. draw/paint what you see, not what you THINK you see. References are key 😎😎👍🏼

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• MR

  @mrluisr · 7 months ago

  I alwaysd love videos of Sideshow artist&apos;s sharing their process!

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• CR

  @Criticalmass5574 · 7 months ago

  Nice to see you at work Anthony you got a nice technique.😃👍🏾

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• TE

  @tendoking366 · 3 months ago

  I love watching these to learn and to get more ideas for weathering, painting, and just general model maker techniques. This one is brand new to me. I&apos;ve been on oil paints for weathering but this looks easier in a way. I will def try picking up a couple of browns to try this.

• DI

  @dinxsy · 7 months ago

  My true down fall in life is painting! During school i&apos;d draw what i thought was amazing pictures, teacher would say now colour in which i knew i&apos;d ruin it. Detention for not doing so. In my older years i&apos;m still a artistic/creative person working with wood and metal. Painting is still a thorn in my backside, i cannot seem to put together colours together.

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• AN

  @andrewphillips8198 · 7 months ago

  Thanks. I want to learn airbrushing to weather my droids🙏👌

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• RF

  @RFC3514 · 7 months ago (edited)

  &quot;Denatured alcohol&quot; and &quot;rubbing alcohol&quot; are pretty vague terms. Rubbing alcohol generally <i>is</i> denatured, as are nearly <i>all</i> types of pure alcohol sold to the public. &quot;Denatured&quot; just means it has something else added to it, typically a bittering agent so people won&apos;t drink it (or use it to make drinks and sell those).<br><br>The relevant thing when using it as a paint thinner is <i><b>what kind of alcohol it is</b></i><b></b> (ethanol, isopropanol, methanol, butanol, etc.), not whether it&apos;s &quot;denatured&quot; or not.<br><br>I&apos;m guessing they mostly use isopropanol when they want it to evaporate quickly (possibly with some ethyl acetate mixed in?), and butanol when they want it to evaporate more slowly.

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