Introduction: True Fire - the Layout of Flames From Start to Scratch, Airbrush, Paint
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This is how to layout flames for the realistic flame look.
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13 Comments
11 years ago on Introduction
12 years ago on Introduction
How many p.s.i. are you using off the compressor?
12 years ago on Introduction
Do you let the paint dry between coats?
13 years ago on Introduction
This is amazing. I paint lexan rc car bodies on the inside. How can I do this in reverse?
Reply 12 years ago on Introduction
pretty simple. Paint a layer of candy green, add your flame set, add another layer of candy green and another flame set then dust your black over it all
13 years ago on Introduction
random, but i bit straight through my tongue, , i've got a slit from the top to the bottom
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
thanks for helping us learn more about airbrushing. lol that sucks
13 years ago on Introduction
Excellent demonstration.! Thanks.
13 years ago on Introduction
Excellent work, glad I stopped by !!!
13 years ago on Introduction
at 1:43 draw people under the flames and it'll look like a bunch of people are blowing out smoke at the same time.
13 years ago on Introduction
love it top work wish i could do that atm im on ebay looking at air brush guns looks like a great thing to get into and always good to no cause its expencive to have someone else do it for u
14 years ago on Introduction
Bravo! The best explanation of how it's done I've seen. Thanks for the info. Pretty cool.
14 years ago on Introduction
Nice job! You're really good! I love all your videos, you post amazing stuff.