Tutorial: Rusty Boxcar Roofs

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
  • Once again no vids up cause I've been busy with summer things.
    Was a bit sick too :)
    In this tutorial I demonstrate how I do rusty boxcar roofs using only two pigments and two washes. You can modify this however you like using different colours and such :) If you find any good mixes for this technique please post them in the comments section.
    You can use this method for anything that's rusty, really :P

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  • @Panzermeister36
    @Panzermeister36  5 лет назад +2

    if you're still watching this video from 2014...then I would recommend instead checking out my much more up-to-date video on weathering HO Scale boxcars: ruclips.net/video/Z4IXXF633nQ/видео.html

  • @geekyrocket9714
    @geekyrocket9714 10 лет назад

    Wow, I'm really impressed with that technique bud!
    The results are fantastic!! I've seen it done with Humbrol oils too, but your technigue is brings another aspect on how to heavily rust certain areas, not just box cars but you can virtually apply that to all sorts of subjects like exhausts for example. Really well done!
    Cheers mate!

    • @Panzermeister36
      @Panzermeister36  10 лет назад

      Thank you Brad :) yeah that's what I was going for; I can never get good rust just using paint, but pigments are physically like rust so they can achieve really realistic results :D This is how I do it on exhausts too lol

  • @ArmourEmpire
    @ArmourEmpire 10 лет назад

    That worked really well Evan. Nice going mate. I need to get a darker rust pigment to try this really old and aged rust effect. Very neat bud

    • @Panzermeister36
      @Panzermeister36  10 лет назад

      Thanks Mark :) Yeah lots of rust I see is too red and bright for my liking, darker oranges mixed with browns is what I like. Track Brown is what I recommend.
      And was I asking you about AM T-55 tracks some time ago? I remember you gave me a suggestion but I can't find the PM :C

  • @wulfone5961
    @wulfone5961 10 лет назад +1

    I have these pigments made for weathering by a company called Bragdon. They supposedly don't need any kind of pigment fixer. They are mostly for rail road type stuff. Not really much variation for tanks. I have a whole bunch of rust colors though and one called dust bowl brown and soot.

  • @AstonM1965
    @AstonM1965 10 лет назад

    The effect looks really nice, I might do something similar soon in the near future or so.

    • @Panzermeister36
      @Panzermeister36  10 лет назад

      Thanks Charles :) Glad you liked it, and hope it helps!

  • @Adamslee72
    @Adamslee72 10 лет назад

    nicely done there young man looks like a very good railway setup great tips on the rust cool stuff bud :)

  • @comicsshed5381
    @comicsshed5381 10 лет назад

    Great vid mate :) gave me some ideas for a ww1 tank I'm doing thanks!
    Kirbs

    • @Panzermeister36
      @Panzermeister36  10 лет назад

      Glad it could help man :) Good luck on the tank bud :D

  • @goldamateusz
    @goldamateusz 10 лет назад

    what is that music in the background?

    • @Panzermeister36
      @Panzermeister36  10 лет назад

      The music that plays throughout the vid is "Mourning over Moscow" by Tom Salta from the video game H.A.W.X.2

  • @levelate
    @levelate 10 лет назад

    vid is very low resolution, kind of grainy.
    your videos are usually top notch stuff, but painting and weathering how-to vids do need to be high resolution.

    • @Panzermeister36
      @Panzermeister36  10 лет назад

      Only been up 9 mins; it takes about 10 to up in HD, which is is now :)

    • @levelate
      @levelate 10 лет назад

      ok, my bad. on another note, today i learned.

    • @Panzermeister36
      @Panzermeister36  10 лет назад

      levelate :) No problem bud :D Glad it taught.