How to get a Multi-Layered 3D Weathered Effect for your Die Cast Customs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, I will go over how to get a multi-layered weathered effect for your die cast customs.
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You can make a flat tire effect on the tires by heating the bottom of them and hitting it on a hard surface. You can find this at moss rods.
Long-time watcher, first time commenter. The Nissan truck was great. I loved that the parts that were still blue were such a vivid blue. I really got the sense that someone was probably really proud of bringing that truck home 20 years ago.
The custom ‘56 Ford pickup came out good however the Nissan pickup truck, this rust job came out excellent! Love the way it looks overall. Great video Bare Metal. Thanks for the extra content 👍🏽 very good Nissan truck 👌🏽
Agreed, 2nd truck is beautiful
Can I do a request? Can you buy one of the Jurassic Park gas powered jeeps from matchbox and make it look weathered like it's been sitting on the island for a long time :)
That would be awesome!
GREAT idea!!!!! i want to see that too!!!!!
dam that sound so cool
Maybe with a little diorama added 🤔
Interesting idea. Id like to see it happen.
The music is a nice touch. Not lost on some of us.
Just so incredibly well done! I had a Toyota truck---owned it new from 1985 until 1997. She took me camping up in the Blue Ridge, hauling firewood in New Hampshire, cleaning downfall after Hurricane Bob on Cape Cod, 4 wheeling in Maine, surf fishing the Outer Banks, even evaded Park Rangers after an impromptu kegler on the Rio Grande....she rusted out from under me not unlike your Nissan. Sold it to a young Sailor in Virginia Beach who wanted to build it into a beach buggy. Loved that truck....I kinda like to think she's still out there chasing stripers to this day! Great job, both trucks! Thank you, again!
Fantastic video! I love the way you segmented it into two parts. Great work as always!
PS I stayed for both lol
Awesome vid. I’m not even really into the hot wheels hobby but I love your videos, as well as the other guys who do these kinds of customs. So enjoyable to watch
Two cars in one video? This is great!
Awesome work! The layering is a great way to show some details. Cuz we all know not every car or truck is “perfect “
I love to watch it because of the method you do it in, It's a relaxing and sometimes you can go to sleep to it
That Nissan is one of the best cars your ever made,it looks so real.Great job mate.Hope to see some Mad Max customs using this technique.
You can count on it...
Nicely done! I love the combination of the tutorial with the step-by-step followed by a more general overview of how one would actually do this as a project. Very cool idea. Looking forward to more of this type.
Love your excellent job in weathering your car, with a beautiful result. Thank you for sharing your journey. God bless you and your family
I love this look. Without doing the chipping process you keep so much more detail in the model and the effect is amazing.
What you did with the Nissan truck is ART.
You should do a video making your dream car as you would want it as a hotwheel that'll be a cool vid
I'm not into hot wheels and never have been but I've found myself addicted to your channel. Very enjoyable!
Your method is simply amazing I would have never believed it if I hadn't seen it. Great job!
i wish more of your videos were this long! really enjoy relaxing to a good episode of yours!
This is the most realistic weathering look I've seen so far on a die cast car. Nice.
They both look great but man the Nissan is next level! Awesome work and while I have used the etching process on some of my less expensive Spyderco and Benchmade pocket knives I have not tried it on die-cast, I assumed it would eat right through zamac almost instantly but those quick dips you did worked like magic. I found my bottle at Radio Shack so if anyone has a Radio Shack near them they could pick up a pre-mixed bottle there. Thanks for sharing and I will definitely be trying this out.
I'm not into doing any of this stuff myself but I really love watching these types of videos, it facinates me seeing what people can do with artistic skills, both vehicles turned out great, however the second obviously looks better due to more time and detail put into it
Cool effect.... Love your videos. Definitely binge worthy and so relaxing. You sir are the Bob Ross of Die Cast customization/restoration
Great work!
When you did the truck you left the truck bed to fresh looking.
No dents and dings and no dents around the top of the bed.
And tailgate.
All in all beautiful job...
The quiet, relaxed portions of the video was an awesome idea. I got some How it’s Made-esque vibes from it lol. I do enjoy the longer videos but any length is appreciated. Great video as always!
Loved the extra content. The music you added was great as well. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
That Nissan is probably my favourite custom of yours. So much character! Reminds me of Chloe's truck from Life is Strange.
That Nissan looked very realistic especially the 3D rust effect. Thanks for sharing your skills.
wow, that nissan looks great!! Very realistic looking rust and rot.. great stuff!!
Fantastic vid man - really enjoyed the extended segment where you just worked on the weathering! 👌💯
That Nissan is a sensational transformation, well done.
Great video, thank you! I liked the bonus material, and the choice of music was good too.
very nice Zac, we used to make circuit boards with ferric chloride, I liked the second truck, it looks very real.
They both look good but the last one has a more realistic feel to it. Thanks for sharing these neat methods.
Super cool effect!! Another awesome video as always and thank you for the tips I'll definitely give it try. You rock! And I loved the Young Frankenstein reference too lol only thing missing is a Frau Blucher and some horses 🤣 I also really enjoyed the extra content.
They both look amazing!
I liked the extra video at the end. Watching the complete technique, like wiping off the black wash, shows needed detail for those of us doing this for the first time.
Nice work. I'm always amused by the fact that half your videos are about restoring old and weathered models to look new and the other half are about taking new models and making them look old and weathered.
I made that exact same truck as a rusty custom car on my channel lol! That Nissan Junior looks really good as a rusty custom car, although I am jealous of yours since it looks much better than mine lol. I like how you keep finding new methods of doing things on your customs!
Bro this is freaking sick, now I'm really looking to the next mad max video, and I really loved that young Frankenstein reference. EYE GOR
This was your best video yet dude! I like to modify cars for a post apocalyptic car combat game I play and this gave me some great ideas for my next batch of cars!
Two cars on one video! What glorious day!
i really like the soft baby blue into orange colouring of the second truck
I'd love to see a custom that replicates a REALLY rusted out car. Like, the kind of thing you'd see rusting out to nothing in a field somewhere, maybe filled with bullet holes. It'd be cool to see this very neat process taken to the extreme like that!
Gotta say, I loved that video! Informative and then a bonus chill
Your skills continue to amaze me. Great job.
Awesome video ,I really like the weathering effect it looks very realistic . For that farm truck look you should remove the engine and use J-B weld to fill the hood in . I also like the cracked window.
That rusted out effect is great, can't wait to try it!! Great video, thanks for the extra content.
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I love your work so créative 👌
Peace ✌️
Absolutely love it, especially the Nissan truck.
Very cool I like how it turned out gonna try this on one of mine 👍👍
LOVE this effect, awesome job
I think that Nissan is some of the best aging I have ever seen
And I love your jokes about Young Frankenstein!
I am addicted to your channel I just love watching the transformations. I know you seem to stick with the smaller scales but have you considered a 1:18 or 24 scale build I'd love to see what you could do with a larger canvas
Loved this format. I need to get back into scale modeling, I forgot how fun figuring it out is.
The longer form videos are good! Feel free to do more of them. And when you finish building props for the Nissan I would suggest scratching up the truck bed a bit, an old work horse like that is usually worn down from sliding payloads in and out over the years.
Really liked the second part of the vid and the filming method. But i do like your original style as well
Amazing work, as usual!
Fantastic video and some awesom work on those trucks!
Once again a great video , awesome work . Mike Espo...
I just want to say thank you for such informative, nicely produced, and well thought out videos. As well as some beautiful finished specimens to help with ideas. I Just recently started collecting 1/64th die cast again. And I have always loved dioramas (the idea of them anyway as i have never built one full on.) But i have a nack for finding many uses for one seemingly "junk" thing. So i think i have found my niche as I'm reaching middle age and becoming a homebody. I have subscribed and eagerly look forward to all of your future videos. Thanks again from the Bluegrass State.
That looks awesome thanks for giving us the recipe for the etching agent both of them or completely different and I can't decide which one I like better awesome videos thanks for sharing
The junior looks amazing
Wow!!! Two In One!!! Great Job Man!!!
Your videos are fantastic, love the music too, your vids help me with my depression. Thank you.
Here is a project with A LOT of work if you ever need something to do. Try capturing the whole life of a vehicle in a video. From first construction, to abandonment, to new lease of life. It would be even better if you can use/make props. Start from the building process in the factory (where the car is in parts), then move to the dealership (brand new condition), then make it a barn find (Weathering effects) and finally let it live again (a hot rod maybe).
P.S. I have no interest in the hobby, but your videos have me captivated!
so relaxing to watch
Your voice combined with the music reminds of how its made
Loved the extra stuff, the truck was really interesting to watch!
Wow... That Nissan turned out great!
Another superb custom. That would look great with a set of current Matchbox '3 Spoke' wheels.
The second truck looks very realistic! Pretty good job :)
Neat video. Like this new technique, gives it a more realistic look.
Awesome double dose. Thank you for an informative tutorial. John
Just a pleasure to watch! :)
Myself I think you did an amazing job it’s perfect absolutely perfect it looks like it was in a farmers field for many years and just jumped into it drove around
Great customs! I especially love the Nissan. That's one of my own favourite trucks. I have three.
*Total Awesomeness*
Great lesson! Thanks once again.
That was very satisfying to watch.
Please do a slammed and stanced build. I think it'd be very interesting.
You have inspired me to try my hand at weathering a car or two! Thanks for another great video
Thanks! Have fun!
Really love it.
Great job. Awesome effect.
great video . i love your work. thank you for the videos you have shared.
The second truck really did it for me, that looked awesome. Great video.
I reaally liked the second truck. Fantastic job! :)
Another great video. You might consider putting in the chemical reactions you use throughout your channel because they might make interesting lab projects for science students.
I really enjoyed the extra content with the music and watching you work! Was very relaxing.
Have a look at the Army Painter - strong tone, its what I use for finishing Warhammer 40k models, feel like it could be interesting for you.
That’s crazy fast!! Works awesome.
Amazing work,I love that
Loved the video! There's one problem, the way you painted the back fenders on the first truck. Trucks like that one have add on fenders that can get removed from the bed, I realise that it would be hard to mask the bed but not the fenders, so not a big deal, but the yellow on the bed is unrealistic. Other then that the video was really helpful, thank you
Great tips and great job! Thanks
You're really in the zone lately. This one is also one of your best. A couple questions. What do you keep your acid in? Also, is the HCL sold as a "product" like drain cleaner, etc? I'll be honest, I'm a little nervous messing with acids. More so than safety glasses, I'd recommend a face shield since that would better protect against splashes to the face.
ur the best bc ur so creative
Great work!!!!😉🚛 Love your cars!
looks amazing to be honest
Tha is for the extra content! Loved that Nissan. I’d suggest doing something with that hitch. Chroming / flaking the ball. Trimming down part of the plastic receiver hitch maybe. MB makes those look terrible lol.