If this was a super-expensive kit, it would be a very impressive model. Achieving this result from bits + bobs of 𝒋𝒖𝒏𝒌 makes it all the more spectacular. There are so many techniques on show here and they all come together perfectly. Incredible work but made all the more dramatic by thinking "outside the box". 👍👌😁
Just discovered your chsnne6. You are a genius! I'm freeze framing a frame and staring at your weathered Nerf guns, knowing that they're really plastic, and my brain cannot resolve it! World class work and pure eyecandy.
Boy Oh Boy, Jason, would not be surprised to see this used in a Hollywood Sci-Fi movie. I have this gas plant that is setting on the side for a very long time and now I know what I will do with it now and the rust at the bottom of your walls, well what can I say that has not been said, just unbelievable. There is no limits to your talent, knowledge and abilities. We who are part of the modeling world have been so blessed with you and the gift you give to us and not just trains. I have friends who do large war vehicles who have tuned into your channel. You might think of renaming your channel Jason Jenson Trains and More or Beyond. Once again and from all of us in the modeling community a Hugh Thank You Jason!!!!!! Be safe and well.
WOW, Thank you so very much for the kind words!!! I really appreciate it! I just love sharing my passion for modeling with everyone. Thanks for watching and happy modeling Johnny!!!
Thank you so much!!! This has been a nice break from model railroading. I'm also learning alot about weathering. Thanks for watching and happy modeling!!!
You are so awesome in detailing, I love it!!! Thank you for all tips and techniques in this episode. I'm waiting for the next video, thank you again!!!!!!!!!!
AWESOME! ok now my wife gonna hate me for keeping all kind of plastic and wood stuff for future projects. Always good video and great works for helping me for my layout. Its about a year now i discover your channel and my layout is way better now with your helpful technic thanks again keep going.
I am doing a steel mill and the pipes you did it this video are great reference for me, before I wondered how all the colors went together...thanks to you I do now. really enjoy your channel!
@@JasonJensenTrains hello JASON I PURCHASED BURTON TOOL COM. FOR A KIT BASH OF YOURS BUT MY WAY THE PIECE YOU CUT W2B THE TWO WINDOW PART WAS THAT CLAP BOARED OR CHIP BORED IN KIT THAT PART IS MISSING IN MY KIT I CONTACTECD FOS BUT I HAVE NOT HAD A REPLY BACK YET ON THE PROUBLEM !!.
@@JasonJensenTrains ya i do to but all out at this time spent a bunch of money with FOS kit of the month many kits and detail stuff will placing order for lumber next month and the laser brick from KC !!.
Amazing work as always Jason.. imagination, use of toys, household products, etc are challenging but you have mastered that use also.. as Buzz Lightyear mentioned” to infinity and beyond “. Lol. Tutorial once again is a master class of how simple fantastic work becomes reality.. Grand Slam.. happy modeling my friend☕️☕️🎶✌️
Jason, love those rust techniques, superb looking diorama. Have learned a lot in this vid, will be going back to it for reference on future projects. Top Notch!
Really enjoyed this one! I paused it while I ran down to the basement and grabbed an oil tank for my On30 layout that I have been wanting to rust up for a while now. I followed your techniques, and lo and behold, it now is the best looking rusted tank on my layout. I'm really looking forward to the next installment, as I have all sorts of safety railings in many different scales that I have yet to start. Thanks for the great tutorials!
Jason Jensen Trains hi Jason if it’s ok I would love to send you some pictures of my structures so you could see what you taught me. I don’t know where to send them though. Thank you veetz
Thanks Jason , enjoy that one . It's fun to see you repurpose and recycle thing's into such a cool pice ! Waiting for the next one buddy . Stay safe and well .
You have created a crazed man. I'm trying to rust everything on my layout. By the time I'm done I hope to be 1/8 as good as you. One problem I'm having is finding colors you use. My Michael's has a different brand hence different color names. Thanks again, I love rust!
Absolutely awesome Jason, I have so enjoyed watching these videos, great tips and advice on painting techniques, really appreciate your time. I've got a list as long as my arm now of stuff I want to do and create. As always thanks for sharing. 👍😁
Just found your channel and my inspiration. I just built a Droid in Disney and want to rust him, and this technique looks like it'd be perfect for what I wanna do. I want him to look a though someone found him in a scrap yard many years after he's been turned off, and decided to repurpose him. I have never tried this before. Fingers crossed!
I thought it was brilliant last time, but it keeps getting better. Your rust game is on point. I do a bit of rusting but I will definitely be using some of your technique. Great work!
Hi Jason, great video again, I am learning a lot and using the techniques you show us, it improved my own OO scale lay out already. Luckily these Americana paints are also available in the Netherlands. Somehow these paints give just a little more the wanted effect when weathering my structures, than the paints i used before. I am already looking forward to your next video. Thanks for sharing all this.
thank you so much for sharing your talent . it's making aii of us better modelers. i for one got better with painting. thanks again .....P.S. on your spare time can you make one more videos per month...lol
Jason, the progress is looking awesome! Keep up the great work! I think you should put a control room on the right side. You could create walls with glass windows and have some computer panel with lights on the inside. You can take one of those fiber optic lights where the fiber optics look like hairs and insert the fiber optics through small holes to look like lighted keys on the panels. This would give you a great place to put a guard watching over the sewage disposal operation.
Oh, and make the guardroom/control room with a sliding pocket door. You also need a set of stairs in front going down to the lower floor. This can be a spiral staircase made from model sprews representing steel pipe!
@@JasonJensenTrains Your welcome man! You need a reason for a person to come through the doors and walk across the cat walk. Having a control room is a good reason or a power source like the device O.B Wan turned off in Star Wars to lower the force field. Maybe something with glowing purple or blue light. The sewer could glow green or yellow for contrast. Anyways these are just ideas. Do whatever you want. It looks like you already know what you are doing!
Great rusting progress - it'll be falling down in no time! ;-) I don't know if it would suit this scale but I often use cut up frying pan spatter guard mesh for grills, etc. Cheers
Jason, When you announced this build I must admit I was not a fan..You haven't won me over to Sci-Fi, however, I can see where I could use some of your techniques on my RxR Model. Caverns. Caves. Subways. Side trackage. Rotting Sea Hulks. And more. As for Sci-Fi I am more Indy Jones meets National Treasure meets King Solomon's Mines meet Jurassic Park. So having said that I only have two suggestion. On the large square flooring area, you said you wanted to put a rusted grimed Yellow railing around the edge. Well on the facing front side leave the railing off or at least damaged and bent over leaving long open gaps. That would add a scents of threat and ominous danger. Especially above the moving fan. Secondly, in that area where you plan to install a sewer rock bed. In the substrate void install a smoker or dry ice steamer. When engaged the smoke will billow up through the stones. And with hidden piping can come up through some of the existing rusted pipes. At the time of this upload you have the ability to cut an access into the unpainted rear and side walls. Just an upscale super weathering effect, Great job. ~Jim
Awesome rust job Jason! When I think of all I did to rust stuff in my art and you mad it look so simple with mostly paints! You really know your stuff and thanks for sharing how you did it! Baking soda?!! Wow! It looks really cool. How about blinking tube lighting? Before I say goodby, what’s with all the ads?
Thank you so very much Judy!!! I always appreciate hearing from you! TH-cam is going crazy with adds now. Maybe its because I reached 10k subscribers. Not sure. Thanks again for watching!!!
Jason Jensen Trains Woohoo! Congratulations! That’s a lot! If they are going to put that many ads you should be getting paid, right?! I just click through them, I don’t mind.
Excellent rust effect paint job and faded paint 🖌️🎨👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😸❤️🥰🤗 Could you share the names of the paints you used that gave this realistic effect? Thanks.
Hi Jason, stumbled onto your channel whilst searching for Necromunda terrain builds. Fantastic work, the rust tutorial in particular was great! Sorry if I missed it in the video, big can you tell me what you used to make the walkway (that goes over the red bull tanks)? Cheers!
Just found you channel! Everything you do looks great!! Question, most your models you make appear to be from kits and you are adding the details and weathering them as you build them, but what if you have already assembled the kits, can you still weather them and make them look realistic?
Thank you so much!!! YES, you can weather structures that are already built. You may have to handle them carefully while weathering them so not to break them. Thanks for watching and happy modeling!!!
Hello Jason! As for your second sci-fi video, painting rusted metal, you said that the doors at the upper level of your structure are out of styrene sheets from evergreen scale models! But those are just plain styrene sheets! How you shaped them to have that great and believable "shut door", or however they are called, look? Sorry for my English! Robert.-
Hi Robert! Thank you so much for watching, I really appreciate it!!! I just cut the styrene with an xacto knife to the shapes I wanted. Then glued them together and painted them. Hope that helps.
@@JasonJensenTrains Thank You so much Jason! Have You tried to replicate with Your particular and tasteful weathering techniques an art deco building? Some video? And maybe You didn't get a question I sent You some weeks ago, regarding tube paints! Some disadvantages with this kind of paints? Robert.- Robert
Thank you so much!!! DO NOT USE OIL BASE! They are regular pastel chalks. Make sure they say SOFT PASTELS. I love them, very easy to use! I bought mine at Michael's or Hobby lobby. Hope that helps and happy modeling Rex!!!
I hope this doesn't come across as being mean and unkind, but rather more as constructive criticism. You seem to be addicted to the color blue-green/aqua/turquoise which shows up in just about every structure you weather, either as the main siding, or door or window trim, etc. I love your weathering techniques. You're one of the best, but I can't imagine, in real life, driving thru a small town and seeing a majority of the buildings similarly painted in the same color. You also use brownish/grayish tints and other drab colors on your structures which really doesn't allow any one particular building stand out. Maybe that's what you're going for, but I just thought you should go for a little more color on your layout. Thanks for making all the hard work look easy !!!
No problem Bob! My layout is set in the 30s and 40s so I do keep the colors muted. I use the color blue alot in my harbour scene because people associate blue with water. I'll use more color the further inland I get and you'll start to see more brick and different architecture. It's all about creating an allusion and a feeling when viewing the layout. Thanks for watching and happy modeling!!!
You are the king of rust Jason. I’ve just bought a plastic kit of a corrugated building and can’t wait to try these techniques out
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!!! Have fun with your kit! Thanks for watching!!!
Your models are fab but your painting takes it to another level xx
Thank you so much!!!
Youve got my vote for best rust. Great look, excellent step by step.
You sir are a master! Simply brilliant!
Thank you so much Joseph!!!
If this was a super-expensive kit, it would be a very impressive model. Achieving this result from bits + bobs of 𝒋𝒖𝒏𝒌 makes it all the more spectacular. There are so many techniques on show here and they all come together perfectly. Incredible work but made all the more dramatic by thinking "outside the box". 👍👌😁
Gotta admit. Your imagination and skills are in a league of their own.
Just discovered your chsnne6. You are a genius! I'm freeze framing a frame and staring at your weathered Nerf guns, knowing that they're really plastic, and my brain cannot resolve it! World class work and pure eyecandy.
Boy Oh Boy, Jason, would not be surprised to see this used in a Hollywood Sci-Fi movie. I have this gas plant that is setting on the side for a very long time and now I know what I will do with it now and the rust at the bottom of your walls, well what can I say that has not been said, just unbelievable. There is no limits to your talent, knowledge and abilities. We who are part of the modeling world have been so blessed with you and the gift you give to us and not just trains. I have friends who do large war vehicles who have tuned into your channel. You might think of renaming your channel Jason Jenson Trains and More or Beyond. Once again and from all of us in the modeling community a Hugh Thank You Jason!!!!!! Be safe and well.
WOW, Thank you so very much for the kind words!!! I really appreciate it! I just love sharing my passion for modeling with everyone. Thanks for watching and happy modeling Johnny!!!
That Acua color always looks great with rust.
I loved the way you turned ordinary plastic stuff into something so imaginative ..... just amzing
Really enjoyable videos, Jason.
Wow! Very impressive. This would be perfect for a stop motion animation stage.
Incredible work! Wow..
Thank you so much!!!
Excellent "How To" again Jason.
Thank you so much!!!
So nice detailing job. Well done Jason.
Thank you so much!!! This has been a nice break from model railroading. I'm also learning alot about weathering. Thanks for watching and happy modeling!!!
Yes I agree. Real artist necessarily must get some breaks, because after that can be more creative.🏆
Wow. I love how you do your painting. Thank you for your guide. I will try it for my diorama.
FANTASTIC! Great imagination to create such a realistic old plant.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!!!!
You are so awesome in detailing, I love it!!! Thank you for all tips and techniques in this episode. I'm waiting for the next video, thank you again!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much Steve!!! I really appreciate it!
Awesome video. Cant wait to try it out in my dios. Cheers.
Thank you so much!!! Thanks for watching and happy modeling!!!
Awesome! Thank you for sharing! It’s how we continue to learn!
Thank you so much for watching!!!
Jason Jensen Trains Absolutely
Amazing job on this diorama , the weathering tips and techniques are top notch ! Thanks for sharing .
Thank you so much Jerry!!!
AWESOME! ok now my wife gonna hate me for keeping all kind of plastic and wood stuff for future projects.
Always good video and great works for helping me for my layout. Its about a year now i discover your channel and my layout is way better now with your helpful technic thanks again keep going.
Thank you so much for the kind words!!! I really appreciate it! I'm saving everything now, LOL! Thanks for watching and happy modeling!!!
I am doing a steel mill and the pipes you did it this video are great reference for me, before I wondered how all the colors went together...thanks to you I do now. really enjoy your channel!
Thank you Will!!! I'm glad I could help. Thanks for watching and happy modeling!!!
LOOKS GREAT JASON !!!.
Thank you so much Jeff!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains hello JASON I PURCHASED BURTON TOOL COM. FOR A KIT BASH OF YOURS BUT MY WAY THE PIECE YOU CUT W2B THE TWO WINDOW PART WAS THAT CLAP BOARED OR CHIP BORED IN KIT THAT PART IS MISSING IN MY KIT I CONTACTECD FOS BUT I HAVE NOT HAD A REPLY BACK YET ON THE PROUBLEM !!.
That's exciting! I used clapboard from Northeasternscalelumber.com
Have fun!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains ya i do to but all out at this time spent a bunch of money with FOS kit of the month many kits and detail stuff will placing order for lumber next month and the laser brick from KC !!.
Amazing work as always Jason.. imagination, use of toys, household products, etc are challenging but you have mastered that use also.. as Buzz Lightyear mentioned” to infinity and beyond “. Lol.
Tutorial once again is a master class of how simple fantastic work becomes reality.. Grand Slam.. happy modeling my friend☕️☕️🎶✌️
Thank you so much Ed!!! I always appreciate hearing from you! Happy modeling my friend!
Great video as usual. Thanks for the walkthrough, it's always nice.
Thank you so much Luc!!!
Looks great Jason, anxious to see the final product!
Thank you so much Jim!!! I really appreciate it!
Jason, love those rust techniques, superb looking diorama. Have learned a lot in this vid, will be going back to it for reference on future projects. Top Notch!
Thank you so very much!!!
Really enjoyed this one! I paused it while I ran down to the basement and grabbed an oil tank for my On30 layout that I have been wanting to rust up for a while now. I followed your techniques, and lo and behold, it now is the best looking rusted tank on my layout.
I'm really looking forward to the next installment, as I have all sorts of safety railings in many different scales that I have yet to start. Thanks for the great tutorials!
Thank you so much!!! It's so awesome to hear that I inspired you to get some modeling done. Thank you so much for watching and happy modeling Steve!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains o jason if only you knew the inspiration you give us.... brother your awesome!
I really appreciate hearing that! Thank you so much!!!
Jason Jensen Trains hi Jason if it’s ok I would love to send you some pictures of my structures so you could see what you taught me. I don’t know where to send them though. Thank you veetz
Thanks Jason , enjoy that one . It's fun to see you repurpose and recycle thing's into such a cool pice ! Waiting for the next one buddy . Stay safe and well .
Thank you so much Robert!!!
Thanks Jason enjoyed the techniques you demonstrated
Your welcome and Thanks for watching!!!
These turned out great! Like.you said, putting down texture first for heavily rusted areas is key. Nice work!!
Really grateful for your time. I learned a lot. Thanks
Thanks for watching Peter!!!
That's awesome stuff. Love the finish on the pipes
Thank you so much Steve!!!
Jason, what a fantastic way of modelling! It's really inspiring. Looking forward to part III 😊
Thank you so much Paul!!!
nice work, looks real
Thank you!!!
Excellent, really nice to watch a creator 😎, regards Fred
Thank you so much Fred!!! I really appreciate it!!
Hello Jason. That turned out to be brilliant again, I'm thrilled. Thank you. Greetings Tino
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!!!
WONDERFULL !!
such a wonderful project to show some techniques.
you said it, try without fear and don't compare yourself to others
you'll get better with practice
Thank you!!! Always great hearing from you!
You have created a crazed man. I'm trying to rust everything on my layout. By the time I'm done I hope to be 1/8 as good as you.
One problem I'm having is finding colors you use. My Michael's has a different brand hence different color names.
Thanks again, I love rust!
LOL, That's great Bob!!! Have fun and thanks for watching!!!
@randsterama Well said, I completely agree!
wow.looks like real rusty.need to try it out
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!!!
Absolutely awesome Jason, I have so enjoyed watching these videos, great tips and advice on painting techniques, really appreciate your time. I've got a list as long as my arm now of stuff I want to do and create. As always thanks for sharing. 👍😁
Thank you so much Alex!!! Always great hearing from you. It's so fun to come up with new ideas. Thanks for watching and happy modeling!!!
Just found your channel and my inspiration. I just built a Droid in Disney and want to rust him, and this technique looks like it'd be perfect for what I wanna do. I want him to look a though someone found him in a scrap yard many years after he's been turned off, and decided to repurpose him. I have never tried this before. Fingers crossed!
I’m so glad you found my channel Virgil! Good luck on rusting your droid!!! Thank you so much for watching!
Great vid, thank you!
Your welcome and thanks for watching!!!
I thought it was brilliant last time, but it keeps getting better. Your rust game is on point. I do a bit of rusting but I will definitely be using some of your technique. Great work!
Thank you so much!!!
Amazing work sir!! Very creative!
Thank you so much!!!
Hi Jason, great video again, I am learning a lot and using the techniques you show us, it improved my own OO scale lay out already. Luckily these Americana paints are also available in the Netherlands. Somehow these paints give just a little more the wanted effect when weathering my structures, than the paints i used before. I am already looking forward to your next video. Thanks for sharing all this.
Thank you so much Peter, I really appreciate it!!! Happy modeling!
thank you so much for sharing your talent . it's making aii of us better modelers. i for one got better with painting. thanks again .....P.S. on your spare time can you make one more videos per month...lol
Thank you so much for the kind words Mark!!! I really appreciate it!. LOL, I'll try to make more videos. Thanks for watching and happy modeling!!!
Amazing, as usual!
Thank you!!!
I just recently found your channel and it completely blew me away!
Great stuff for inspiration and knowledge!!
Amazing! It´s a very cool diorama, perfect to play Necromunda!
Thank you so much!!! YES, perfect for Necromunda! Thanks for watching!!!
Love painting rust!
Your weathering is amazing
Thank you!!!
OMG!!!! 15:20 on those "metal" doors that is the BEST rust effect on plastic I have ever seen
Wow Jason - just heard about your channel - this is fantastic man, amazing build, thanks for sharing all the techniques too.
Amazing, I am hooked onto your channel now, well done
Thank you! I really appreciate it!!!
Jason, the progress is looking awesome! Keep up the great work! I think you should put a control room on the right side. You could create walls with glass windows and have some computer panel with lights on the inside. You can take one of those fiber optic lights where the fiber optics look like hairs and insert the fiber optics through small holes to look like lighted keys on the panels. This would give you a great place to put a guard watching over the sewage disposal operation.
Oh, and make the guardroom/control room with a sliding pocket door. You also need a set of stairs in front going down to the lower floor. This can be a spiral staircase made from model sprews representing steel pipe!
Thank you so much!!! Great suggestion! You've really got me thinking now. Thanks for watching!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains Your welcome man! You need a reason for a person to come through the doors and walk across the cat walk. Having a control room is a good reason or a power source like the device O.B Wan turned off in Star Wars to lower the force field. Maybe something with glowing purple or blue light. The sewer could glow green or yellow for contrast. Anyways these are just ideas. Do whatever you want. It looks like you already know what you are doing!
the painted up redbull cans are extremely good
Thank you so much Joseph!!!
Great stuff dude.
Love it and your enthusiasm is terrific.
Keep it up dude
Thank you so much Jim, I really appreciate it!!!
Top notch, mate
Great rusting progress - it'll be falling down in no time! ;-) I don't know if it would suit this scale but I often use cut up frying pan spatter guard mesh for grills, etc. Cheers
Thanks for watching Davie!!! I'll have to check out that mesh. Thanks!!!
Incredible work Jason. Thank you for showing us every detail :) New subscriber!
Thank you so much for watching!!!
Thanks Jason!
Your welcome Rick!!! Thanks for watching!
you are awesome !!!!!!
Thank you so much!!!
very cool stuff.
Thank you!!!
turns out like this to paint the rust effect, thanks buddy
Thank you so much for watching!!!
rust never sleeps
Absolutely CRAZY! I am not worthy!
Thank you so much!!!
Amazing. Didn't watch them in order tho lol.
Thank you so much!!!
Jason,check out the Deluxe Materials product line. Especially Scenic Rust from Deluxe. It works wonderfully ! Used it on HO steel mill hot metal cars.
Thanks! I'll check it out. Thanks for watching and happy modeling!!!
Jason,
When you announced this build I must admit I was not a fan..You haven't won me over to Sci-Fi, however, I can see where I could use some of your techniques on my RxR Model. Caverns. Caves. Subways. Side trackage. Rotting Sea Hulks. And more.
As for Sci-Fi I am more Indy Jones meets National Treasure meets King Solomon's Mines meet Jurassic Park.
So having said that I only have two suggestion.
On the large square flooring area, you said you wanted to put a rusted grimed Yellow railing around the edge. Well on the facing front side leave the railing off or at least damaged and bent over leaving long open gaps. That would add a scents of threat and ominous danger. Especially above the moving fan.
Secondly, in that area where you plan to install a sewer rock bed. In the substrate void install a smoker or dry ice steamer. When engaged the smoke will billow up through the stones. And with hidden piping can come up through some of the existing rusted pipes. At the time of this upload you have the ability to cut an access into the unpainted rear and side walls.
Just an upscale super weathering effect,
Great job.
~Jim
Thank you so much!!! I will definitely use your suggestion for the railings, love it! Thanks for watching!!!
Parabéns pelo diorama
Awesome rust job Jason! When I think of all I did to rust stuff in my art and you mad it look so simple with mostly paints! You really know your stuff and thanks for sharing how you did it! Baking soda?!! Wow! It looks really cool. How about blinking tube lighting? Before I say goodby, what’s with all the ads?
Thank you so very much Judy!!! I always appreciate hearing from you! TH-cam is going crazy with adds now. Maybe its because I reached 10k subscribers. Not sure. Thanks again for watching!!!
Jason Jensen Trains Woohoo! Congratulations! That’s a lot! If they are going to put that many ads you should be getting paid, right?! I just click through them, I don’t mind.
Thank you so much Judy!!! Yes, I do get paid from TH-cam.
Excellent rust effect paint job and faded paint 🖌️🎨👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😸❤️🥰🤗 Could you share the names of the paints you used that gave this realistic effect? Thanks.
This is so inspiring ! How about some smell of oil and metal ...havent seen that Done befor. Ah steampunk ! Thanks !
Thanks for watching!!!
Hi Jason, stumbled onto your channel whilst searching for Necromunda terrain builds. Fantastic work, the rust tutorial in particular was great!
Sorry if I missed it in the video, big can you tell me what you used to make the walkway (that goes over the red bull tanks)? Cheers!
Thank you so much!!! A friend laser cut that for me.
Jason Jensen Trains thanks! Keep up the good work mate
those parts for the pipe that probaly not ho scale are they. great video
Thank you!!! They are to big for HO scale. You are correct! Thanks for watching!!!
You are really testing my resolve to NOT dive back into table top battle games!!
A small diorama could be a nice break, LOL. Thanks for watching!!!
Just found you channel! Everything you do looks great!! Question, most your models you make appear to be from kits and you are adding the details and weathering them as you build them, but what if you have already assembled the kits, can you still weather them and make them look realistic?
Thank you so much!!! YES, you can weather structures that are already built. You may have to handle them carefully while weathering them so not to break them. Thanks for watching and happy modeling!!!
Hello Jason! As for your second sci-fi video, painting rusted metal, you said that the doors at the upper level of your structure are out of styrene sheets from evergreen scale models! But those are just plain styrene sheets! How you shaped them to have that great and believable "shut door", or however they are called, look? Sorry for my English!
Robert.-
Hi Robert! Thank you so much for watching, I really appreciate it!!! I just cut the styrene with an xacto knife to the shapes I wanted. Then glued them together and painted them. Hope that helps.
@@JasonJensenTrains Thank You so much Jason! Have You tried to replicate with Your particular and tasteful weathering techniques an art deco building? Some video? And maybe You didn't get a question I sent You some weeks ago, regarding tube paints! Some disadvantages with this kind of paints?
Robert.-
Robert
Hey Jason, I just found your channel and your content is fantastic - I have a question - the pastels you use, are they water based, or oil based?
Thank you so much!!! DO NOT USE OIL BASE! They are regular pastel chalks. Make sure they say SOFT PASTELS. I love them, very easy to use! I bought mine at Michael's or Hobby lobby. Hope that helps and happy modeling Rex!!!
I hope this doesn't come across as being mean and unkind, but rather more as constructive criticism. You seem to be addicted to the color blue-green/aqua/turquoise which shows up in just about every structure you weather, either as the main siding, or door or window trim, etc. I love your weathering techniques. You're one of the best, but I can't imagine, in real life, driving thru a small town and seeing a majority of the buildings similarly painted in the same color. You also use brownish/grayish tints and other drab colors on your structures which really doesn't allow any one particular building stand out. Maybe that's what you're going for, but I just thought you should go for a little more color on your layout. Thanks for making all the hard work look easy !!!
No problem Bob! My layout is set in the 30s and 40s so I do keep the colors muted. I use the color blue alot in my harbour scene because people associate blue with water. I'll use more color the further inland I get and you'll start to see more brick and different architecture. It's all about creating an allusion and a feeling when viewing the layout. Thanks for watching and happy modeling!!!
Where do you buy your texture rollers?
is it the color was acrylic base?
Jason, where is Paining Rusted Metal part l? Thanks!
Part I is called Sci - Fi Diorama/Terrain. It's on my TH-cam channel.
the Lust for Rust
Completely unrelated...what video editing software are you using.
I’m a newbie to videos and want editing software that isn’t too complicated.
Thanks!
Final Cut Pro is the program I use.
Bird droppings? :)
Its underground. But that's definitely the level of detail I'm going for. Thanks for watching Mark!!!