HOW TO: Make REALISTIC Model Weathering Mud ( REAL MUD)

In this video i will be showing you how to make realistic mud effects for scale models with three simple ingredients.

[@Longhunter393]

Man, thank you so much for posting the best video on this!
The icing on the cake is that you get straight to the point, clear audio, no frills, no stupid intros.

[@dytrap918]

This is so simple and time saving, I don't have to go down to a hobby store to buy some fancy thing then come back

[@SeatSniffer1944]

“This is dirt I got this from outside” 😂

[@carlkolbe7670]

Thanks for sharing this. I attempted to mud up a racecar using your method and worked flawlessly!

[@CustomScaleModels]

👍

[@balls6680]

This really helped me make a tractor model look weathered, thanks 👍

[@CustomScaleModels]

Awesome! I’m glad I could help! That’s what this hobby is all about.

[@DiecastMediaNetwork]

Nice tutorial. I'm gonna have to try this out and compare it to my fancy paints. Wish I'd seen this video first tho. Thanks for sharing.

[@CustomScaleModels]

In my opinion fancy paints don’t compare to the real deal and you will save so much money. Glad I could help! 👍

[@Bluechezyt]

This is such a good technique!!

[@davidblotsky9025]

Thanks that's the best way I've ever seen I'm going to do that

[@crushingvanessa3277]

Great video. There's always a cheap way and an expensive way to muddy up a model.

[@CustomScaleModels]

And the cheap way alway seems to
Look the best most of the time.

[@CustomScaleModels]

You can’t beat the real thing

[@crushingvanessa3277]

@@CustomScaleModels Strange how that is.

[@hillbilly7292]

Great video 👌 thanks for info helped me out with weathering with mud ... Nice truck too

[@CustomScaleModels]

Thanks I’m glad I could help! It’s a great simple technique. Thanks for watching also! 👍

[@31jeffburton]

This is a really good idea, going to use this on my derby cars and junkers

[@ericverpeten8503]

👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@keithsmodelsandrcs6593]

Cool how to my freind looks good ur onto a winner 👍,, Keith 👍

[@CustomScaleModels]

Thanks man I appreciate it! 👍👍

[@keithsmodelsandrcs6593]

My pleasure looks good 👍 keep up the good work good to know few these tips and tricks for the future builds 👍

[@tomdulski3729]

this looks great, thanks so much

[@CustomScaleModels]

👍🏼

[@pukebucket5360]

This is going to be perfect for my spartan land raider.

[@frk3387]

Great idea
Thanks!

[@gregdabratshorts]

Thanks, ill definitely be using this to add detail to a 1/64 rally car

[@Mr2483arm]

Appreciate the video works a treat cheers

[@CustomScaleModels]

No problem! 👍

[@6547803]

Fantastic tutorial 👌

[@lellyadam]

Thank you for the tutorial

[@CustomScaleModels]

You are welcome 👍

[@spacemane_official]

very nice tutorial, since i build rc tanks in 1;16 and go on modellbau meets in germany with military vehilces i need his on all of mine

[@CustomScaleModels]

👍🏼

[@michaelhintz5870]

Great tippp!!! Great tutorial!!!

[@CustomScaleModels]

Thanks for watching! Glad I could maybe show you something new.

[@theunknownanonymous7795]

Would replacing the elmers glue with cement glue work too?

[@rachelhandrich9716]

Could I just use this without the glue

[@CustomScaleModels]

I’m honestly not sure I have never tried it. But without the glue it may just flake or crumble once dry like if you get mud on your shoes it easily comes off. the glue acts like a binder.