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This is such a great easy effect - thank you for this - I'm excited to try it with other colors such as green for that "warp magic" effect on some minis!

Looks great, will give this a go. I have been using the AK pencils, dip them in water a use a brush to apply. They leave a gritty texture when they dry and can build the intensity gradually letting the previous dry.

Thx for the video! Just painting the new AoS Skaven.

Simply the best rust tutorial on YT.

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Should have mentioned that you can use a hair dryer to expedite that initial drying before reduction

Legendary standard video. Thank you!

Thank you for a great tutorial video! Glad the algorithm showed me this

I like the scratch effect! Very cool! 😎

I'm lazy. I just use Army Painter's rust effects paint. Works fine for me. 😂

Ok I need to find black inks now, ty!

weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!

This honestly looks more like an inner glow than rust to me.

I need to steal that sponge trick, that is way cool!

Great job and video!!

Great result considering doing like that on my Custodes army!

I use dirty down, but this is so awsome and simple! Awsome guide!

Thanks for the video. Nice result. Gonna try on my Orks.

Amazing work! What paints did you use? Really want to make a more grimdark army (im new)

Amazing! 😮

Looks great! Been wanting this model for mordheim

Such a great tips!

I did not know that about the scratch effect with 'drybrushing with a sponge' that's super useful!

Thank yo so much for This ONE!

good video. and I like the final result, the metallic look is preserved and the rust is displayed. and most importantly, I can repeat this if I need rust on the figures

I just bought my first Warcry warband. Can't wait to rust and scratch up their weapons using your method. It looks awesome!

Absolutely excellent. Thank you for this.

Excellent video! I just got back into building scale model kits after several decades and I just did my first weathering attempt ever with oils this weekend. I think I did an ok job and hope to get better. What do you use to clean of your oil brushes?

Working on an osl fig today and this has been so helpful. Thank you!

can the cleanup also be done after the oil color is fully cured?

Love this!!

I'm painting armor on a Funko pop. Will this technique work? I have an acrylic metallic silver paint and a black acrylic paint I bought from Michael's. Thanks in advance!

Beautiful work 👍👍

This is a really good tutorial! Thank you so much for the clear instructions and high quality visuals. I liked the background music too. Really good, I’m definitely subbing for more.

I'm buying an angel miniature from Amazon this week. She's holding a lamp in her left hand. I'm gonna try this technique on her. I've never done OSL so im a little nervous. I'm gonna give the mini to my religious mother when I'm done. Wish me luck and thanks for the video. Your mini looks awesome! 💪

Great stuff thank you. Is there any more bretonnian stuff coming?

How awesome 👍👍

Hello, simple but necessary, I was expecting this tuto because I was lost in front of my minis 🎉

Really love your videos, great length and veru informative. Any chance you can run over doing bronze armor sometime? Im thinking of painting some grimdark bronze with vertigris and would love to see your take

As a Dark Angels fan, I disapprove. As a painter, I appreciate the craft. I'm also laughing at the little jetpacks on the guy's ankles.

Nice model 😉

Thanks for the video! What kind of sponge are you using?

My favourite chapter, the Blood Anegls.

Merci pour la vidéo

dumb question, but how do you guys edge highlight after with these metallics?

Do you need to varnish before applying the oil wash?

Could u make a video on how to paint faces without super powers as well ?

Best video I've seen on faces.

I love trying out oil washes. A very thin black works great for me on bone.