Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

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Really love weathering my models using Rust to pigment powder or even weathering pencils.
This really help make your terrain or miniature models pop and gives it more realistic feel on the table top. Plus looks really good on Warhammer 40K and help make your models stand out from the rest.

No oils was used in the making of this video so no stinky smells leftover 😂

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0:00 Intro why use weathering on your models

4:23 Speed rusting colour used in can form

5:08 Compare Spray cans to Airbrush on Rust and colours used

5:59 How to use liquid mask for chipping

7:24 How to using chipping fluid

8:29 what colour crates we’ve got

9:20 How to move liquid mask

9:47 How to remove chipping medium

11:29 how to protect what you’ve done and comparing so far

11:56 how to shadow and blend shadow plus what paint used

13:56 contrast rust affect

17:54 Adding the metal effects

19:53 add extra grim effects

20:28 adding pigment dust

22:33 Using weathering pencils

23:38 Dust effect though the airbrush

24:45 Key to the magic