Painting Dead Space Figure: Step by Step Weathering

Hi everyone, meet my latest creation: Isaac Clarke. In this video, I’ll walk you through the entire process—from removing supports to adding Necromorph-inflicted stains. You’ll get to see how I handled filling holes, gaps, and pockmarks left by the supports; how I painted the metallic armor and the dark blue suit; how I applied grime and blood effects; and how to use oil paints when painting figures. I wanted to capture what Isaac Clarke would look like after a grueling battle with Necromorphs, and I also used phosphorescent and fluorescent paints to give the figure a glowing effect. Thanks for watching and checking out my work. A well-known hero from the series The Boys is coming very soon. This 3D-printed figure is by the artist   / ca3d   You can purchase the print model here: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/art/i... 00:00 lets Begin 00:19 A nightmare with supports 01:01 Sanding the model 01:57 Eliminate gaps between the parts. 02:17 Removing support craters 03:03 Priming the model 03:25 Another way to remove a hole in the model 04:15 Basic colors 06:00 Leather elements 07:58 Plasma cutter 10:51 Gloss varnish, preparation for oil 11:10 Preparing Oil Washes 17:47 Corrosion effects (Vallejo Game Color Special FX Corrosion) 19:25 Effects (Red paint and Corrosion) 22:25 luminous elements 26:18 Finishing touch 28:07 Final Result 🛠️ Materials & Tools / Материалы: Miniature: 3D Printed Isaac Clarke (Resin) Paints: Acrylic Metallics, Rust Effect Pigments, Enamel Washes Brushes: Detail Synthetic Brushes & Texture Stippling Brush #deadspace #isaacclarke #miniaturepainting #weathering #rusteffect #scalehobby #3dprinting #figurepainting #miniaturetutorial