I 💕 talent

[iplaywithrocks]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kkWskoOcVH0

Is this guy a member ?

[Lashlee]

That's impressive to say the least!

[durok]

Not sure, but a great video - knows his way around a Dremel, Xacto blades, and a lighter, too!

[iplaywithrocks]

He’s human . I seen in one video he got paint on the faucet in his kitchen

[smog]

I have come across this video doing research on weathering techniques. He has well developed talent, even the video is well done.

Like many, many, many folks, I am sure he is a member just never drops by

Thanks for reminding me of the video. There is much to learn in these few minutes.

[SlidePanda]

There's lots of tutorials and materials out there for doing weathering/aging stuff - as well as specialized finishes. Like you can get stuff, that's sort of a paste/eye shadow that's specifically of doing exhaust (diesel) residue, blueing on titanium etc.

Using salt for masking has been a trick for hobby and gaming models for a while now.

You can end up down a rabbit hole with all the specialized stuff like weathering materials, pigments, washes etc... but if you get good stuff can look amazing

[JacktheRipper]

Another tip are washes, highly diluted paints brushed over a surface. Paint density drys in radium patterns. Accentuates areas like door & hood seams, where it collects.

Also colored chocks can be ground in a dust, and dusted and rubbed onto the model. The advantage here if you do not like the results wipe it clean Try again, to seal once applied, clear coat it .

I like weathering, but I also do not want the results to look like a heap falling apart.

Pep

[iplaywithrocks]

Aluminum foil !!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NwSIgDKvMHk