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Hey guys. Does anyone know the process for Den of Imaginations Red Rust Necrons?

http://bluetablepainting.com/rusty-necrons/

Looks like red drybrushed over black or very dark brown

I like em. It's a cool look.

A guy I know did Rusty Necrons, I believe it was a black base with orange and red drybrushing to get the look, I wouldn't be surprised if it was something similar for them.

I would go black basecoat, with a Rhinox Hide drybrush, an earthshade wash, and sponged Doombull Brown, with a final Ryza Rust drybrush.

I can't bring myself to like rusty necrons even though I can appreciate the paint job of individual models.

Put together the models turn to indistinguishable mass, and fluff wise if the necron material was prone to erosion or chemical breakdown, they would be long gone after millions of years