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I often dry-brush rust colors, so I can fade it into painted areas. Also, I often use two colors of rust, and dry brushing allows me to fade one color into the other.
Don Stauffer in Minnesota
I wrote a little about how I like to paint rust here
www.ipmsdayton.com/.../my-rusty-pickup
Chris
That magazine looks like it'd be worth its weight in Gold! All those sweet tecniques!
I'm no expert. I made this a bit back. Its supposed to be rust steel plates. I used a flat rust in acrylic then a light rust wash in enamel (gently). I then dry brushed a bit of steel (which would have been the color underneath the rust) in enamel. Last I used a final dark flat thinned down wash to highlight some pitting also enamel (gently because if you are too aggressive you can wear through). I did a lot of experimenting and random rubs/streaks and used some thinner here and there to wear through some areas.
Lots of experiments and washes and drybrushing.
Boeing Build - June 15 2015 Mustang Build - Feb 1 2015 Artillery Build - April 16 2015
Boeing Build - June 15 2015
Mustang Build - Feb 1 2015
Artillery Build - April 16 2015
It don't get any better than this.
www.migjimenez.com/.../106-the-weathering-magazine-issue-1-rust-english.html
This is a "magazine", not a book, that has been rereleased. That should tell you something.
This magazine usually covers land vehicles, not aircraft, but the techniques are close enough.
I'm guessing you better jump on this now before it too is gone.
Hi Guys,
I'm trying to paint real looking rust on an aircraft trundle and I'm not getting it.
Can someone please guide me as to what colors to use in Oil, acrylic or enamel (whichever ) or tell me where to look or a "how to ?."
I'm finally retired. Now time I got, money I don't.
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