Friday, August 26, 2011 - 12:54 AM UTC
MXpression is a relatively new producer of modeling DVDs. The company have contacted us to present their first two titles - one on German AFV Camo and the second, on figure painting.
Currently MXpression have two DVDs available:
MXP-DVD-01: Airbrushing Camouflage Patterns (Available NOW)
Description:
- PAL DVD
- Customers from NTSC countries such as USA, Mexico or Japan can use a PC equipped with
a DVD player and software to watch this DVD.
- Format 16:9
- Running Time 66 min
Mario Eens, an avid and successful model builder, has dedicated his first DVD production to the aspect of airbrushing a model. In multiple chapters he shows all of the necessary abilities required to do complex camouflage patterns on your own.
Topics range from the choice and maintenance of your airbrush and tools, to paint thinning, colour changes, masking a model, airbrushing a base coat and troubleshooting. No less than 10 different Camo schemes are demonstrated..
A 'Trailer' can be seen:
HERE (LINK)
The second DVD is:
MXP-DVD-01 - Painting a 1/35 Scale Figure with Acrylic Colours
Description:
- PAL DVD
- Customers from NTSC countries such as USA, Mexico or Japan can use a PC equipped with
a DVD player and software to watch this DVD.
- Format 16:9
- Running Time 140 min
Olivér Kovács has spent many years painting historical figures, and through those years, his interest in figures from the WWII has grown. He finds painting the various camouflage patterns of that time especially interesting.
Between painting the boxart figures for „Masterclass“ and „The Bodi“, he has taken the time to do this DVD. Here he shows, with the use of a wet palette and acrylic paints, the process of painting a 1/35 scale figurine from Alpine Miniatures.
Once again, a Trailer of the DVD can be seen:
HERE (LINK)
The company Website can be seen:
MXpression Website (LINK)
Our thanks to Harald Steinmueller of MXpression for the Information!
MXP-DVD-01: Airbrushing Camouflage Patterns (Available NOW)
Description:
- PAL DVD
- Customers from NTSC countries such as USA, Mexico or Japan can use a PC equipped with
a DVD player and software to watch this DVD.
- Format 16:9
- Running Time 66 min
Mario Eens, an avid and successful model builder, has dedicated his first DVD production to the aspect of airbrushing a model. In multiple chapters he shows all of the necessary abilities required to do complex camouflage patterns on your own.
Topics range from the choice and maintenance of your airbrush and tools, to paint thinning, colour changes, masking a model, airbrushing a base coat and troubleshooting. No less than 10 different Camo schemes are demonstrated..
A 'Trailer' can be seen:
HERE (LINK)
The second DVD is:
MXP-DVD-01 - Painting a 1/35 Scale Figure with Acrylic Colours
Description:
- PAL DVD
- Customers from NTSC countries such as USA, Mexico or Japan can use a PC equipped with
a DVD player and software to watch this DVD.
- Format 16:9
- Running Time 140 min
Olivér Kovács has spent many years painting historical figures, and through those years, his interest in figures from the WWII has grown. He finds painting the various camouflage patterns of that time especially interesting.
Between painting the boxart figures for „Masterclass“ and „The Bodi“, he has taken the time to do this DVD. Here he shows, with the use of a wet palette and acrylic paints, the process of painting a 1/35 scale figurine from Alpine Miniatures.
Once again, a Trailer of the DVD can be seen:
HERE (LINK)
The company Website can be seen:
MXpression Website (LINK)
Our thanks to Harald Steinmueller of MXpression for the Information!
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