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Hey guys hows it going? I hope you all had a great christmas and a great new year. I did another H2P vid...this one is a short one and shows how to use weathering pigments to get a "Rust Effect". I used the pigments from awsomepaintjob.com but you can get them from mig as well. Tell me what you think and take care guys!



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Thanks for this video. I've been interested in buying some of those weathering powders, but was always a little unsure as to the steps involved in applying them. This sums it all up nice and easily.


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Hey thanks for the Tut. It was just what I was looking for to rust effects.


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Are you putting on a powder or is it a liquid??

 
   
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genghis khan wrote:Are you putting on a powder or is it a liquid??


Its a powder... Once im done I set the powder with rubbing alcohol

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You called the dread naught a predator at 1:12



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-=Scar=- wrote:You called the dread naught a predator at 1:12


opps my bad.

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Thanks a bunch for the tutorial, alot easier than i thought it would be

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Here are some more pigment guides:

Pigment guide 1
http://www.migproductions.com/minisite/download/pigment%20guide%201.pdf

Pigment guide 2 (fantasy and scifi)
http://www.migproductions.com/minisite/download/FANTASY%20pigment%20guide.pdf


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http://www.migproductions.com/articles.htm

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Not a bad tut really. Nothing I haven't seen before. One crit though. Rust sticks to none moving parts. Moving parts rub and grind off rust. For a more realistic effect take this into consideration.

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