Plastic model brush painting techniques from a skilled modeler
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Book Introduction
Welcome to the world of brush painting!!
Popular series in the modeling field
"Brush Painting Tribe" now available in volume!
The articles "Brush Painting Tribe" serialized in the Japanese model magazine "Hobby Japan" were compiled and published in a single volume.
In addition to examples and interviews of famous modelers who cross over the modeling field, such as Yokoyama Kou, Shimizu Kei, Kinosuke, Musashi, Kuniya Tadanobu, Furitsuku, Mucho, Purashiba, Omori Kishi, Omatsu Yoku, and Okugawa Yasuhiro, it also includes new examples that were not included in the serial, making it even more valuable as a collection.
Professional artists introduce various model examples including Gundam, scale, art, character, and creature models, from their mindset in handling a brush to practical painting techniques such as ink lines, weathering, and chipping, the painting process and know-how, favorite tools, and the structure of their studio.
Popular series in the modeling field
"Brush Painting Tribe" now available in volume!
The articles "Brush Painting Tribe" serialized in the Japanese model magazine "Hobby Japan" were compiled and published in a single volume.
In addition to examples and interviews of famous modelers who cross over the modeling field, such as Yokoyama Kou, Shimizu Kei, Kinosuke, Musashi, Kuniya Tadanobu, Furitsuku, Mucho, Purashiba, Omori Kishi, Omatsu Yoku, and Okugawa Yasuhiro, it also includes new examples that were not included in the serial, making it even more valuable as a collection.
Professional artists introduce various model examples including Gundam, scale, art, character, and creature models, from their mindset in handling a brush to practical painting techniques such as ink lines, weathering, and chipping, the painting process and know-how, favorite tools, and the structure of their studio.
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index
006 Welcome to the world of brush-painted plastic models!!
008 Yokoyama Kou's brush painting style
012 Yokoyama Kou's favorite! Introducing a tool that makes brush painting 100 times easier.
013 Check out the paints that make brush painting fun.
020 Enjoy the unique motifs of "Gundam" and "Zaku" with brush painting.
022 MG MS-06J Mass-produced Zaku Ver.2.0 【BANDAI SPIRITS 1/100】 ●Shimizu Kei
032 MG RX-78-02 Gundam (GUNDAM THE ORIGIN version) 【BANDAI SPIRITS 1/100】 ●Kinosuke
042 Shimizu Kei's brush painting style
043 Kinosuke's brush painting style
044 Brush Painting Tribe
046 Sleipnir [Kaiyodo ARTPLA] ●Musashi
052 Musashi's brush painting style
053 Scopedog Flame of Fate / Always You 【Max Factory】 ● Tadanobu Kuniya
057 Kuniya Tadanobu's brush painting style
058 Shinikken Sky Knight Yuri God Buster [Max Factory PLAMAX] Furitsuku
062 Furitsuku's brush painting style
063 Putun [Max Factory] ●Mutcho
067 Mucho's brush painting style
068 Yokoyama Kou x MAX Watanabe Brush Painting Dialogue
070 German Panzer III L Type & WWII German Infantry Set [Tamiya 1/48] ●Purasiba
074 Purashiva's brush painting style
075 Ferguson Tractor [Elle 1/24] ●Kinosuke
081 Grumman F-14A Tomcat (Late Model) Launch Set [Tamiya 1/48] Kishi Ohmori
090 Omori Kishi's brush painting style
091 I am fascinated by the brush painting tribe.
Boat F4U-1A Corsair [Tamiya 1/72] ●Yoku Ohmatsu
096 Bedford Tow Truck [EMHAR 1/24] ●Yasuhiro Okugawa
105 Yasuhiro Okugawa's brush painting style
008 Yokoyama Kou's brush painting style
012 Yokoyama Kou's favorite! Introducing a tool that makes brush painting 100 times easier.
013 Check out the paints that make brush painting fun.
020 Enjoy the unique motifs of "Gundam" and "Zaku" with brush painting.
022 MG MS-06J Mass-produced Zaku Ver.2.0 【BANDAI SPIRITS 1/100】 ●Shimizu Kei
032 MG RX-78-02 Gundam (GUNDAM THE ORIGIN version) 【BANDAI SPIRITS 1/100】 ●Kinosuke
042 Shimizu Kei's brush painting style
043 Kinosuke's brush painting style
044 Brush Painting Tribe
046 Sleipnir [Kaiyodo ARTPLA] ●Musashi
052 Musashi's brush painting style
053 Scopedog Flame of Fate / Always You 【Max Factory】 ● Tadanobu Kuniya
057 Kuniya Tadanobu's brush painting style
058 Shinikken Sky Knight Yuri God Buster [Max Factory PLAMAX] Furitsuku
062 Furitsuku's brush painting style
063 Putun [Max Factory] ●Mutcho
067 Mucho's brush painting style
068 Yokoyama Kou x MAX Watanabe Brush Painting Dialogue
070 German Panzer III L Type & WWII German Infantry Set [Tamiya 1/48] ●Purasiba
074 Purashiva's brush painting style
075 Ferguson Tractor [Elle 1/24] ●Kinosuke
081 Grumman F-14A Tomcat (Late Model) Launch Set [Tamiya 1/48] Kishi Ohmori
090 Omori Kishi's brush painting style
091 I am fascinated by the brush painting tribe.
Boat F4U-1A Corsair [Tamiya 1/72] ●Yoku Ohmatsu
096 Bedford Tow Truck [EMHAR 1/24] ●Yasuhiro Okugawa
105 Yasuhiro Okugawa's brush painting style
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Into the book
And this is really important, if you get dust or something on the paint while you are painting with a brush, don't rush to fix it, just leave it.
While painting all the other parts, such errors can be displayed as damage and become a cool expression, and if you just leave it to dry, it is easy to fix.
You can easily remove it with a round knife.
'I hit an accident!' is a signal that something has been discovered.
It's best to accept it as a reward and look at it again after you've painted everything else.
--- p.10
I think the good thing about the brush is that it allows for quick corrections.
You can add color to the model and then, if you think, "Huh?", you can immediately add white or gray to color it.
I like that I can experiment right after I've added color.
--- p.69
If after reading this book you've been thinking about trying a new genre of plastic model or trying out new paints, then by all means, give it a try without hesitation.
It's not too late! Unexpected scenery and adventure await you there.
While painting all the other parts, such errors can be displayed as damage and become a cool expression, and if you just leave it to dry, it is easy to fix.
You can easily remove it with a round knife.
'I hit an accident!' is a signal that something has been discovered.
It's best to accept it as a reward and look at it again after you've painted everything else.
--- p.10
I think the good thing about the brush is that it allows for quick corrections.
You can add color to the model and then, if you think, "Huh?", you can immediately add white or gray to color it.
I like that I can experiment right after I've added color.
--- p.69
If after reading this book you've been thinking about trying a new genre of plastic model or trying out new paints, then by all means, give it a try without hesitation.
It's not too late! Unexpected scenery and adventure await you there.
--- p.95
Publisher's Review
Failure is a reward!
The more you learn about the fascinating world of brush painting, the more fascinating it becomes.
Among the series planned and published by Hobby Japan, a modeling magazine that has been loved in Japan for a long time, "Brush Painting Tribe", which introduced techniques and know-how for brush painting, ink lines, chipping, and weathering, was particularly popular.
What modeler wouldn't be thrilled by the thought of recreating "that very model" in their mind with delicate brushstrokes? We've compiled the most useful articles from the "Brush Painting Tribe" series, worthy of sharing with modelers, into a single, handy volume.
In addition to the existing articles, we've added new examples that can only be read in the book, making it even more informative!
In addition to basic knowledge that will help you with brush painting, we also introduce tips for using airbrushes and canned sprays that will enhance the quality of your work when used with brush painting.
The article introducing painting techniques is followed by interviews with individual modelers about their painting environments and modeling hobby life, making this a book that will allow even those who are not yet familiar with 'brush painting' to vividly experience the 'brush painting culture.'
For those already familiar with the allure of brush painting, this book offers a valuable glimpse into the extraordinary tools professional modelers actually use, from cotton swabs and tissue boxes to sauce containers and pudding containers! We highly recommend reading this!
The more you learn about the fascinating world of brush painting, the more fascinating it becomes.
Among the series planned and published by Hobby Japan, a modeling magazine that has been loved in Japan for a long time, "Brush Painting Tribe", which introduced techniques and know-how for brush painting, ink lines, chipping, and weathering, was particularly popular.
What modeler wouldn't be thrilled by the thought of recreating "that very model" in their mind with delicate brushstrokes? We've compiled the most useful articles from the "Brush Painting Tribe" series, worthy of sharing with modelers, into a single, handy volume.
In addition to the existing articles, we've added new examples that can only be read in the book, making it even more informative!
In addition to basic knowledge that will help you with brush painting, we also introduce tips for using airbrushes and canned sprays that will enhance the quality of your work when used with brush painting.
The article introducing painting techniques is followed by interviews with individual modelers about their painting environments and modeling hobby life, making this a book that will allow even those who are not yet familiar with 'brush painting' to vividly experience the 'brush painting culture.'
For those already familiar with the allure of brush painting, this book offers a valuable glimpse into the extraordinary tools professional modelers actually use, from cotton swabs and tissue boxes to sauce containers and pudding containers! We highly recommend reading this!
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: June 10, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 104 pages | 210*297*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791127490324
- ISBN10: 112749032X
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