Realistic Rust Effects on our Tiger 1 - Exhausts & Track Armour - 506 sPzAbt 1944
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- čas přidán 9. 04. 2020
- Today we will be applying some realistic rust effects to our Dragon Tiger 1 in 1/35 scale!
Uncle Night Shift's video: • Let's Paint Some Shell...
I have some other videos if you'd like to see more on this topic.
Weathering plastic spare track links: • Tutorial: Painting & W...
Weathering exhausts: • Rust and (Glossy) Grea...
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Don't forget to check out Uncle Night Shift's video: czcams.com/video/XpTeD_ZDpJA/video.html
I have some other videos on making rust effects on exhausts and plastic (not metal) tracks:
Weathering plastic spare track links: czcams.com/video/EBm9Xm69MpI/video.html
Weathering exhausts: czcams.com/video/kViP1O3DYwc/video.html
Haha I was wondering why you guys were posting at the exact same time
Yeah, both of you are amazingly talented modellers and it seems that Tiger I is as always a great inspiration for you too to show your skills.
Didn’t model for 10 years. Just discovered your channel and Adam’s. I am unemployed for the next 6 months at least. Thank you for renewing my interest in the hobby. I have something to do now!!!
I think the rust effects look great. Stay safe.
Tony
Dem spare tracks are 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you Martin! Rust is a tricky thing to do but it's fun :)
@@Panzermeister36 Nah just paint them silver and call it a day!
@@NightShiftScaleModels We all know there are more rust effects to come on your Tiger :D
Looks great dude. Lots of variation in the rust effects plus the wear on the spare tracks looks very realistic. Great tips to be had here for sure. Thanks!
The exhaust rusting is fantastic! Thanks for another very helpful video.
Those are some top tracks. I like that idea of sticking some sand paper to a stick...some solutions are so simple it's easy to overlook them.
Great vid, thanks for sharing.
2 tiger uploads at the same time Owo
Consecutively every friday for a month, too. These two are on top keeping us entertained.
Awesome techniques on how to rust the spare tracks. You did an excellent job there really real looking,and it blends together with the rest of the tank perfectly. Amazing job on the whole thing the tiger looks amazing. Stay safe and healthy.
Great attention to detail and your explanation on material and technique.
As usual everything you do is fantastic,Really !
Looks really good! I like to watch videos that show guys like you and Martin trying new techniques and products.
Thank you! I'm always looking at trying out new products and kits :)
Nicely done, some great effects there 👍
Love your works my friend ! good stuff as always, please continue ;)
You are awesome at what you do fella
Excellent result
impressive! very good,thank you!
amazing vid👍great work
really a great paintjob !
Well done ,thank for this👌
Nice video, i really like the effect on the tracks after metal burnish, look's really good.
👍👍👍👍👍 i love your builds!
Some Beautiful work there Ev!
Rust is one of the trickiest things to get right and you nailed it good sir!
Thank you Shane :) I hope you're doing well!
@@Panzermeister36 I am doing oki I am kinda in the of the madness due to work but we are holding our own here
Very realistic and subtle effects, love the beaten-to-shit spare track mounted on the front left. So cool!
Thank you Michael :)
Looking great!! Clearly living on the edge is paying off 😂. Really love the spare teack look and the subtle, burned rust on the exhaust really fits the overall look well. 😁 Glad you were able to get the effects inside of those shrouds since they were glued on
Total Awesomeness...
Rust looks great! Nice work with the oils!
The tracks in the AK burnishing fluid gave me the same results when I tried it. I give them a day or two to fully dry from the fluid before going over them with a brush to try and blend a little. I then use Panzer Aces track primer with a touch of black to touch up areas with a brush as needed.
Your attempt to replicate the rust effects look great
Excellent !!!!!
Very cool. 👍
Turned out well. Your videos have improved substantially as well Id like to add.
I look forward to my Friday’s now
I have made mistakes with burnishing fluid before. I have noticed without an acetone bath, the mold release used on whitemetal resists the chemical reaction and it looks quite terrible. A lot of times it wont be noticed with weathering...but I have also had to paint into the track to cover the bright silver.
You did an excellent job with the rust. I tend to notice too much rust on many of others vehicles, but yours is quite proportionate and looks great.
Another great video, Evan. I can't wait to see this 506 finished.
I’ve used the ‘Dust and Rust’ paints by Lifecolor as recommended by Martin K and used some of your earlier videos although you can just mix the paints yourself and the Tiger 1 tank 131 at Bovington as reference for the tracks and exhaust shrouds. Cheers, great effects and video.
Thank you for another great video. Have you seen or tried using baking soda for a texture when doing rust effects? It's better for exhaust since they'll form more of a texture, however you can tone it down for tracks that hang on the turret.
Sometimes subtlety is the key especially as some tanks would not have seen much service before being knocked out.
Damn, you and uncle night shift making me wanna trick out a 1/35 tiger now. I won’t be able to go half way, I’m talking PE, Metal tracks, gun barrel, r.i.p to my bank account.
Edit: oh yeah and I’ve been using the flexy PE glue. The original is the best one. The slow acting version and others are unnecessary, in my opinion.
hello,new at this,great video love your work,question where do you buy your supply i live in canada and so far all cite i find are in the us and here in quebec everyting are close thank's
Cool stuff man. Your rust turned out well. Just curious how the spare tracks on the front of the tank were mounted or did they just leave them loose.
They're usually just tack welded on. Adam Mann has some track links which show that they were welded onto a tank as well.
Those crafty Germans. Hey, what the heck are you still doing up? Isn't it like 5am there?
Yes it's 450AM. Long weekend :) StuGs won't build themselves...
@@Panzermeister36 This is true...
Hello and thanks for the video: the result is amazing. So finally what's your opinion about the three different burnishing fluids?
I have not tried the VMS one yet so I can't say for certain.
After the rust is applied I apply a very ,very slight dry brush of "rub n buff" to surfaces that would have metal to metal contact.
I usually try to avoid the use of rust except in areas where it would/could be visible. I feel rust is often way overdone with armor that's supposed to be in service. Some of the armor I've seen being depicted in service, yet rusted as if they've just left the salvage yard with it. Great work and good video!
I use a piece of steel plate for my rust, it has alot of different shades of rust, natural is better
If the spare tracks were painted body colour at factory and then corroded after wear and tear, wouldn't the way to do them be spray with gelb then 'rough' off the paint in the places it'd be abraded, and then burnish, leaving the modulated rusting/darkening in the right place?
I think the burnishing would melt off the gelb paint I'd the paint were applied first.
Be careful with those blackening solutions. Some contain some nasty chemicals.
I think the old tracks used as armor would rust very quickly. Bare metal, where the wheels rubbed, wouldn't stay shiny very long at all, but be rusty quickly.
ну после видео дяди night shift - такое
Great upload as always -- thank you. On rust effects, I think the oxidation needs a "source", bare metal or a deep scratch through paint, etc. The tank looks amazing, the weathering on tracks is fantastic, but the exhaust weathering to my eye feels like aged patina rather than a rust effect. Thanks again -- I always take something away from these videos.
You and night shift have some sort of agreement to publish videos at the same time right?
Yes, we are doing a sort of collaborative project with our Tigers
Panzermeister36 awesome!
"Matt" finish. Who's Matt?
I know lol. You'd be surprised how often I see that. I probably have 3 or 4 modelling products that spell matte "matt".
@@Panzermeister36 btw, great video Panzer. Your tutorials have really helped me up my weathering game.
Por
why dont you just use real rust ?? it even looks like rust and tracks are painted black and then covered in a tar like stuff not yellow /sand paint
Plenty of photos (including the ones of this vehicle I am modelling) shows that the spare tracks fitted to tanks were painted with the camouflage. This was done at the factory since a camouflage is kind of ruined by large rusty things all over your tank.