Hobby Cheating 90 - How to Paint Battle Damage & Rust Streaks

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  • Опубліковано 30 чер 2017
  • In this Hobby Cheating tutorial I take you through one method of doing battle damage, paint chipping and rust streaks that can help bring some visual confusion and a cool finish to your mechanical models. Hope you enjoy!
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  • @xenofett7008
    @xenofett7008 6 років тому +9

    I really enjoy these videos. I've been painting miniatures since 1987 and I'm still learning new tricks & time savers from these.

  • @HiveMind3006
    @HiveMind3006 7 років тому +1

    Just brilliant! You have a knack of explaining without getting technical and that makes for a perfect tutorial for me.

  • @fruityscone1736
    @fruityscone1736 6 років тому

    Beautifully illustrated Vince! Thank you! Your tutorials are really easy to follow.

  • @garmnovus2228
    @garmnovus2228 7 років тому

    Great tutorial, thank you very much, as always.

  • @TheRunesmythe
    @TheRunesmythe 7 років тому

    You brought up an excellent point here and I think its one a lot of people shy away from; and that's the weathering of something like freehand that you've put a lot of time and effort into. I think that initial instinct is to try and leave something like that pristine, but if the surfaces around it have been damaged and you have this perfect looking area its visually very jarring and right away your eye picks up that something is wrong. No matter how many times I see the trick with underlining scratches and dings with a light color, it never ceases to amaze how the 3D effect appears almost magically; you'd swear that if you ran a finger over the surface, you'd feel the damage.

  • @michaellibakhansen2670
    @michaellibakhansen2670 7 років тому +1

    a-mazing! This will be my go to method from now on. Thanks alot Vince.

  • @gmoney1664
    @gmoney1664 4 роки тому

    Thank you, this is great. I did have plans to build, but I'm now going to go back to a varnished mech and start to dirty it up a bit!

  • @ScenOne
    @ScenOne 5 років тому +1

    Damn you are one smooth buttery painter man!

  • @bencoomer2000
    @bencoomer2000 4 роки тому

    Used this for weathering a shield yesterday. Turned out well.

  • @bethanygraham427
    @bethanygraham427 7 років тому

    Great tutorial - as always!

  • @PeninsulaPaintingProjects
    @PeninsulaPaintingProjects 7 років тому

    You've just earned yourself a subscriber. Loved your GW in the beginning history vid not sure if you've done more for them.

  • @mikeljokinecheveste1287
    @mikeljokinecheveste1287 7 років тому

    Some masterfully done basic weathering effects without using what, after all, are heavily pre-diluted oil paints(as the AK streaking grime, or the Ammo Mig weathering effects). The way you have gotten the 3D effect in the painted chips and scratches is great. A very useful tutorial, Mr. Daredevil(14 hours painting a freehand and you weather it? 8O).

  • @ernie1903
    @ernie1903 5 років тому +1

    Very nice mate could you do a vid on how you did that skull looks fantastic

  • @SquidySaurus
    @SquidySaurus 7 років тому

    I liked this alot!

  • @ethanmcintyre3770
    @ethanmcintyre3770 6 років тому

    This video is super helpful! Several times in it you mentioned how you already varnished and planned to do so again before metallics. When and how often do you spray your minis with varnish? Do you always varnish before metal and if so how do you protect the metal?

  • @danielchalmers9815
    @danielchalmers9815 7 років тому

    Good stuff, i was wondering how you would make it look like the metal (that the machine is meant made out of presumably) underneath the paint is showing through. I feel like a deep scar should have some dull/dirty metal in it too.

  • @tannage
    @tannage 4 роки тому

    Hi there! Great video, very informative and I'm going to.give this a go. One question I have though is whether we have to use oil paints for the rust streaking. Is there any way to do it with acrylics?

  • @Charlie-bt7rw
    @Charlie-bt7rw Рік тому

    Mate these videos are so in depth, you make this look so easy!

  • @nickfry2760
    @nickfry2760 4 роки тому

    I’m a bit late to the party on this one but, as ever, fantastic video Vince, great techniques explained well. I did your “ruining your great work” class at Nova, love your battle damage. My question is though, what would be your colour choices if you were putting damage on black power armour, say Raven Guard, or Iron Hands, or Templars or even Black Legion? Thanks