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I have not tried oils, and tbh, I never intend to... for all the reasons you stated and I simply don't know what I'm doing.

Thank you! I appreciate that.

You're probably right. Like I said, I think I was just so excited to finally try the toothpick flick method... (if that's what you'd call it :)) that I just kept going, a little overboard I'd say. Thanks for your feedback!

Hi, and thanks for your response. I tried the 'ole toothpick splatter method and can't say I'm happy with the results... but it's my first time trying, so I'm taking it easy on myself. :) See the results for yourself - I think I overdid it, chalk it up to beginner over zealousness.

Good idea. I obviously applied too much and should have mixed in paint with it to adjust the coloring prior to just glooping it all on there. I like the toothbrush idea as well - I've only seen the toothpick paint flicking method, which seems tricky to pull off. -Thanks!

Makes sense. I think I screwed up by just applying it all on there at the same time rather than doing what you're saying (which makes way more sense) - add a little color to a small amount of texture and then apply that to get the color variations I want. Good advice! -Thanks

I’ve competed the Tamiya Walker Bulldog, and decided to weather it using some Vallejo earth texture, but am now not sure how to proceed. Just paint over it with different earth colored tones, or flick paint onto it using a toothpick? Any thoughts?