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**.Kern.**

Just a container, built in cardboard, plasticard and some iron wire.

Side, kudos to the one guessing the movie it was based on!

Front door:

Rust effect (done with sand and spraypaint due to lack of salt and hairspray):

I kinda like how the weathering turned out

C&C welcomed
Kern

**SpankHammer III**

The weathering is really nice man,

I know you said sand and spraypaint but how?

**.Kern.**

Wel normally, you paint it a rusty color (red), hairspray over it and while that's still wet you throw over the salt. Then spray another color over it and scrape of the salt... Done

I used sand instead of salt because I lacked salt and I didn't have hairspray either

. To solve the second problem, I sprayed it red twice (dark red from Army Painter). I sprinkled the sand over while the second layer was still wet. I however made the mistake of using a bad quality blue paint, and had to scrape off the sand piece for piece with an exacto knife, which was a helluva lot of work (you can see I 'forgot' some parts)

Was a test model for me, the construction was very easy and the weathering shouldn't be too difficult when using properly adapted spraypaint

Regards,
Kern

**EmperorsChampion**

Nice paint job!

Also, is that from Doom?

**oadie**

You know, the wet paint/sand method doesn't look too bad. A bit rougher, perhaps, but for terrain with heavy pitting, that's actually a plus. I may have to give this a try, one of these days...