This is hands down the best weathering video I've seen. You show every bit of the process from the beginning to the end unlike everybody else. Thank you for taking the time to do that
Thank you very much for watching the video. I am very happy that you enjoyed it and found it useful. And, thank you very much for commenting too. Comments like tours is what helps to decide what content people like and what o should make more of. Have a great day!!
I really like the fact that there are here no pre-made fancy substances, company-produced "rust", but: painting with your own mixed colours and using the simplest tools! I like this way of model building.
I’m fairly new to serious model building. Recently purchased an amt 1940 Willys Coca Cola pickup that I want to rust out. I appreciate so I’ve learned from this video. It’s gotten me well on my way to how I want it to look. Thank you!
@chadwoomer8130 thank you very much h for che king out the video and I am very happy it has been helpful to your model building!! Would love to see your work one day :)
Awesome! Thank you very much for demonstrating this. I Personally prefer all the segments together, especially with the labelled segments at the bottom. This makes it easier to refer back to refresh my memory or if I wasn't sure on something. Thanks again!
Thank you very much for watching the video and commenting. I am glad you found the video useful :) I agree I like the full length videos with the chapters makes it easier to find what you are looking for.
Thank you for stopping by checking out the video and commenting!! Much appreciated :) That is the great thing about the hobby it is always waiting in us :)
Great video. Just discovered u. I am sure I will learn a lot. After 40 years just getting back into it. Yea shorter versions of one topic is fine with me. Thank you
Thank you very much! I am glad you enjoyed the video. More videos like these will be coming up in the new year. And, thanks for your opinion on the length of videos! Happy New Year!
I used sandpaper on the in side of a real car wheel got real powdered rust then sponges acrylic paint and sprinkled the rust on it gives you the ability to lay paint heavy then powered rust for a heavy weathered look your videos are great always learn something thank you
Thank you for stopping by and checking out the next installment of the build. Now come on over and join us at www.community.hobbylinkinternational.com and let us see your work :)
What an informative post. First time i ever watched something from your channel. Thanks for the suggestion yt! I really like that technique with the white glue. I have this kit of an old 70's pontiac grand prix that i want to age and beat up. I wanted to rust it up but wasnt sure what technique i should use so its been sitting on the shelf for awhile now. But not anymore! I have to try this out. As far as your question i would have to say with this being my first time watching one of your posts i dont have enough to really give you an opinion. I do like how you explained in detail exactly what you were doing though. You just earned a new sub!
When i made my first rust model i found even on youtube tips like guy kept screes in water few days then spray real rust on model i also did it and results are amazing.plus it was salt technique
Wow! What a cool technique! This turned out so realistic looking! 🚙 I really like your close ups! I really need to work on that for my videos! Length is tough; I wonder the same. Keep up the amazing work! Thank you for sharing!🥰
Thank you very much for stopping by and checking out the video! For my closeups, I use a boom arm by Arkon it comes with attachments for a camera, phone, or tablet and my camera is a Sony A6100. I am figuring if I am teaching something going to go with longer videos right now and see how that pans out!
@@WakeUpAndCraft Thanks for stopping by the stream! That was just a test as I had to set everything up over again. Sorry I could only call you by your channel name. I did tell everyone to go and check you out :)
Thank you very much I am glad you liked the video and it is helpful!! As far as the music it is Royalty Free from Epidemicsound.com I have to check my downloads tomorrow to see who the artists are :)
@@Mr_SwissI went looking and unfortunately it looks like whichever artist it was pulled their music from Epidemic Sound. It is no longer in my downloads and unfortunately I do not have the files on my computer because I lost everything recently :(
Great question and I apologize for forgetting to say that in the video. I hit it with a blower dryer to get it dry to the touch and speed up the process a bit. Then I let it sit on the side for about 3 hours while I worked on something else. Thank you for stopping by and taking the time to comment. I really appreciate it :)
I never really liked the hairspray and salt technique, I didn't feel that I had the control that I wanted. But the white glue and sponge looks much more controllable. So I'll give that a try. It's a shame I just got done rusting one last week lol
I didn't like those either. Definitely more control with the white glue :) And now you have to rust up another car lol Thank you for stopping by and commenting :)
@@HobbyLinkInternationalI like how mine looks with just sanding to get to the rusty colors, and I like how yours looks with the chips, so I'm thinking one that has some of both with be perfect!
I have actually done that technique before but now I have to try it out!! Here is a video from Vallejo the burned effect would be the same technique they used but on a car. ua-cam.com/video/lG-vn6rWdOA/v-deo.html Thank you for stopping by and checking out the video. I am going to attempt this technique and definitely make a video on it.
Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to watch the video and comment on it. And, thank you for your opinion on the length of videos you like. It helps me as a creator.
@@HobbyLinkInternational Well, they look amazing. I’m watching this video now.. I’m about to tackle a lowrider ice cream truck and I’ve never done patina/weathering. Your video has been the best I’ve seen so far! Thanks bro! 🙏🏻🙌🏻
Good friggin call. I never even noticed i forgot that part. I guess the owner only wanted the dings out of the door panel lol. Thanks for stopping by and dropping a comment :)
The white glue was used for chipping instead of using hairspray or chipping fluid. Thank you very much for stopping by and checking out the video and taking the time to comment :) really appreciate it!
@@HobbyLinkInternational thanks for responding. I’m new to weathering, but I don’t understand the purpose of the glue. Does it break off the primer and/or rust base colors and/or blue final coat when using the toothbrush or when sanded, causing chips or indents? Thanks for helping a rookie.
@@dave3805 the glue goes over the rust layers. What happens is after you paint you scrub the car with a damp tooth brush and add water to the car. School glue is water based so the scrubbing will easily pull off the top layers of paint leaving marks resembling chips and leaving the rust layer to show through.
Thank you. The kit became a gigantic turd :( planning on making a diorama out of it with it sunk in a lake. This is a link to the play list ua-cam.com/play/PLLKLVaNNhUmnzp-CPkIJ2zlzJXOucu5aH.html
@@brianstover4732 those are the only ones I have ever used. I know there are ones from like scale 75 but still pricey. I will ask around and see if I get any answers.
This is hands down the best weathering video I've seen. You show every bit of the process from the beginning to the end unlike everybody else. Thank you for taking the time to do that
Thank you very much for watching the video. I am very happy that you enjoyed it and found it useful. And, thank you very much for commenting too. Comments like tours is what helps to decide what content people like and what o should make more of. Have a great day!!
I really like the fact that there are here no pre-made fancy substances, company-produced "rust", but: painting with your own mixed colours and using the simplest tools! I like this way of model building.
Thank you very much 😀
I’m fairly new to serious model building. Recently purchased an amt 1940 Willys Coca Cola pickup that I want to rust out. I appreciate so I’ve learned from this video. It’s gotten me well on my way to how I want it to look. Thank you!
@chadwoomer8130 thank you very much h for che king out the video and I am very happy it has been helpful to your model building!! Would love to see your work one day :)
Awesome! Thank you very much for demonstrating this. I Personally prefer all the segments together, especially with the labelled segments at the bottom. This makes it easier to refer back to refresh my memory or if I wasn't sure on something. Thanks again!
Thank you very much for watching the video and commenting. I am glad you found the video useful :) I agree I like the full length videos with the chapters makes it easier to find what you are looking for.
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Thank you!
Looks awesome! I cant wait to try this! Returning to the hobby after 2 decades and loving it! So many ideas! Thank you for the tip!
Thank you for stopping by checking out the video and commenting!! Much appreciated :) That is the great thing about the hobby it is always waiting in us :)
Thanks for sharing this awesome video Rusty effect I want to try for 64 scale greeting from Indonesia 🇮🇩
Thank you for checking out the video! Let me know how yours comes out :)
Perfect shape of car for that weathering. It looks good Kenny and well done video.
Thank you very much Boyd! Going to have fun putting this in a diorama.
Great video. Just discovered u. I am sure I will learn a lot. After 40 years just getting back into it. Yea shorter versions of one topic is fine with me. Thank you
Thank you very much! I am glad you enjoyed the video. More videos like these will be coming up in the new year. And, thanks for your opinion on the length of videos! Happy New Year!
too cool .. 🤠
thanks for showing your "secrets" .. 👍
Thank you and thanks for stopping by to check out the video 😃
For sepia try sea-pea-ah for pronunciation. I love your content. Very well done!
I used sandpaper on the in side of a real car wheel got real powdered rust then sponges acrylic paint and sprinkled the rust on it gives you the ability to lay paint heavy then powered rust for a heavy weathered look your videos are great always learn something thank you
That is an awesome way to do it thanks for the tip. And, thank you for stopping by and watching!
Excellent job been looking to do something like this. I’m gonna follow your technique. Thanks.
Thank you :) glad it was helpful!
Liked that glue technique. Better then that salt
Thank you :)
Amazing my friend looks great
Thank you very much!!!
Longer videos are fine
Thank you for stopping by and commenting. And, thanks for your opinion on video length it helps a lot.
Kenny the rust technique looks awesome thanks for the tip on rusting looking forward to the next update have a great weekend.
Thank you! Have a great weekend buddy!
Great Video and some new things to try.
Thank you Schuh!
Looking good
Thank you !
Half hour range is usually a good length. Multi episodes keep us coming back for what's next.
Thanks Bill :)
Thank you for stopping by and checking out the next installment of the build. Now come on over and join us at www.community.hobbylinkinternational.com and let us see your work :)
What an informative post. First time i ever watched something from your channel. Thanks for the suggestion yt! I really like that technique with the white glue. I have this kit of an old 70's pontiac grand prix that i want to age and beat up. I wanted to rust it up but wasnt sure what technique i should use so its been sitting on the shelf for awhile now. But not anymore! I have to try this out. As far as your question i would have to say with this being my first time watching one of your posts i dont have enough to really give you an opinion. I do like how you explained in detail exactly what you were doing though. You just earned a new sub!
Thank you very much! I am glad that the video helped out and you enjoyed it! Thank you also for subscribing I really appreciate it!
When i made my first rust model i found even on youtube tips like guy kept screes in water few days then spray real rust on model i also did it and results are amazing.plus it was salt technique
I have to try that sounds cool thanks for the tip
Thanks very much again for sharing! Looks great!!
Thank you!!
Excellent video Kenny really really good techniques lots of options with this method of weathering 👍👍😊. I would say 30 minute videos are good
Thank you Craig!!
Excellent tutorial.Long video works best. Subcribed! Thanks for taking the time to do this.
Thank you very much :) hopefully soon I can get back to making videos. Thanks for the sub!!
That is a great technique, thank you for sharing..👌🙂👍
Thank you Henry!
Great how to thanks for sharing
Thank you!!
Nice tutorial Kenny never seen the Elmer glue tip I need to try it
Thanks Jeff glad you liked it.
Wow! What a cool technique! This turned out so realistic looking! 🚙
I really like your close ups! I really need to work on that for my videos! Length is tough; I wonder the same. Keep up the amazing work! Thank you for sharing!🥰
Thank you very much for stopping by and checking out the video! For my closeups, I use a boom arm by Arkon it comes with attachments for a camera, phone, or tablet and my camera is a Sony A6100. I am figuring if I am teaching something going to go with longer videos right now and see how that pans out!
@@HobbyLinkInternational Awesome! I just saw an arm like that on a tech channel, but it was only for an iPhone. I'll look into this one! Thank you!
@@WakeUpAndCraft Just a heads up it is on the pricey side but well worth it. It is quality made.
@@WakeUpAndCraft Thanks for stopping by the stream! That was just a test as I had to set everything up over again. Sorry I could only call you by your channel name. I did tell everyone to go and check you out :)
@@HobbyLinkInternational Oh, that's so sweet of you! Thank you!🌞
Very Nice!!
Thank you :)
Short videos thanks for the tips
You're welcome and thanks for checking out the video.
Excellent video! That result is killer, going to have to try that!
One quick question, who is the artist of the background music? That music is great!
Thank you very much I am glad you liked the video and it is helpful!!
As far as the music it is Royalty Free from Epidemicsound.com I have to check my downloads tomorrow to see who the artists are :)
@@HobbyLinkInternational thank you! I'd really appreciate it!
@@Mr_SwissI went looking and unfortunately it looks like whichever artist it was pulled their music from Epidemic Sound. It is no longer in my downloads and unfortunately I do not have the files on my computer because I lost everything recently :(
@@HobbyLinkInternational Bummer! No problem, I appreciate you looking for me!
Donate today Help stop Tip Dry. Nice work Kenny, Thx for the education on the ink's.
Lmao tip dry is a serious problem ;) Thanks brother!
What do you mean after you added the redish orange you flat coated? Matte clear coat? Because I'm doing your way step by step.
Yes a Matte clear coat :) I use Mr. Super Clear matte for the sealer coats.
looks great… only question is how long do you let the blue paint dry before hitting it with the toothbrush?
Great question and I apologize for forgetting to say that in the video. I hit it with a blower dryer to get it dry to the touch and speed up the process a bit. Then I let it sit on the side for about 3 hours while I worked on something else.
Thank you for stopping by and taking the time to comment. I really appreciate it :)
I never really liked the hairspray and salt technique, I didn't feel that I had the control that I wanted. But the white glue and sponge looks much more controllable. So I'll give that a try. It's a shame I just got done rusting one last week lol
I didn't like those either. Definitely more control with the white glue :) And now you have to rust up another car lol Thank you for stopping by and commenting :)
@@HobbyLinkInternationalI like how mine looks with just sanding to get to the rusty colors, and I like how yours looks with the chips, so I'm thinking one that has some of both with be perfect!
Ok I got that part I used varnish. When that drys and you use the Elmer's. DO you let the Elmer's dry overnight?
You don't have to I let it dry for about 4 to 5 hours
Thx
@@Khaotik-Fields yw
Hi, i want to built an apocaliptic scenery from Terminator. Can you make a video how to make and paint a burned down car, please?
I have actually done that technique before but now I have to try it out!! Here is a video from Vallejo the burned effect would be the same technique they used but on a car. ua-cam.com/video/lG-vn6rWdOA/v-deo.html
Thank you for stopping by and checking out the video. I am going to attempt this technique and definitely make a video on it.
I would like to have 45 minutes to an hour thanks
Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to watch the video and comment on it. And, thank you for your opinion on the length of videos you like. It helps me as a creator.
Break it up please, great video
What tool are you using for panel lining? Those lines look awesome! ❤
Thank you very much. All I use is the back side of my XACTO knife for the panel lines.
@@HobbyLinkInternational Well, they look amazing. I’m watching this video now.. I’m about to tackle a lowrider ice cream truck and I’ve never done patina/weathering. Your video has been the best I’ve seen so far! Thanks bro! 🙏🏻🙌🏻
@@OlKutty thank you very much really appreciate your comments and taking the time tobwatch the video :) glad it is helpful!
Break it up this was about right, just put it in a play list
Thanks Ron. I separate all my videos by play list :)
When you painted the door you forgot to repaint the window frame.
Good friggin call. I never even noticed i forgot that part. I guess the owner only wanted the dings out of the door panel lol. Thanks for stopping by and dropping a comment :)
Awesome video, clearly done. But... I don't quite understand what the purpose of the white glue is.
The white glue was used for chipping instead of using hairspray or chipping fluid. Thank you very much for stopping by and checking out the video and taking the time to comment :) really appreciate it!
@@HobbyLinkInternational thanks for responding. I’m new to weathering, but I don’t understand the purpose of the glue. Does it break off the primer and/or rust base colors and/or blue final coat when using the toothbrush or when sanded, causing chips or indents? Thanks for helping a rookie.
@@dave3805 the glue goes over the rust layers. What happens is after you paint you scrub the car with a damp tooth brush and add water to the car. School glue is water based so the scrubbing will easily pull off the top layers of paint leaving marks resembling chips and leaving the rust layer to show through.
@@HobbyLinkInternational brilliant, thanks
@@dave3805 you're welcome my friend :)
Does the topcoat have to be acrylic?
The clear coat to seal the paint can be anything you want. I use Mr. Super Clear which is a lacquer.
@@HobbyLinkInternational no I meant the blue colour. Can this be lacquer?
@e.h.3152 I never tried with lacquer. I use acrylic because water will take it off. Once lacquer is set not sure what will happen.
Great video,,,where is part 2 to this ?
Thank you. The kit became a gigantic turd :( planning on making a diorama out of it with it sunk in a lake.
This is a link to the play list
ua-cam.com/play/PLLKLVaNNhUmnzp-CPkIJ2zlzJXOucu5aH.html
@@HobbyLinkInternational is there a cheaper brand ink you could recommend other than the Daler Rowney ?
@@brianstover4732 those are the only ones I have ever used. I know there are ones from like scale 75 but still pricey. I will ask around and see if I get any answers.
It's 2024.Time for this rust fad to get seriously LOST .
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Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video :)
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This is late but I prefer shorter videos. About 15 minuets or so. 👍👍
Thank you!
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Shorter videos....long ones bore me.
Too bad watch them ;) lol