I'm glad you said you want to lick it because that's all I think about when I see good weathering effects. I'm gonna make up a big batch of these for the trick-or-treaters on Halloween.
Audience: Hey, Bill? How do I paint stuff to look like rust? Bill: Use rust colored paints. This is the hard hitting crafter knowledge that keeps me coming back.
These kinds of tips are useful across the board. I can see myself using them on miniatures, terrain, sculptures, the neighbor's car. The possibilities are endless, really.
Was looking for a quick tutorial on how to paint rust and was pleasantly surprised to discover this gem of a channel. Not only was this video helpful, it was also entertaining!
He's a rusty boy, in the rusty world Rust is drastic, it's fantastic You can sponge on the wear, rust gets everywhere Imagination, rust is your creation Come on, Rustie, let's get dusty.
your textured paint rust is phenomenal. It really suggests rust that's bubbled under the paint to begin with. Excellent stuff Bill. Thank you for your effort to teach the rest of us.
Very instructional and very entertaining, without the shouty, shouty stuff you get on many other channels (typically those from the yew ess of ay). I'll be checking out your other episodes. Thanks heaps Bill.
As someone who still fears weathering and dirtying up their props: I can't wait to use these techniques in three years when I finally get over myself lol
I've always started things off afraid. Prop making, 3D printing, portraits, etc, but every time, it's thanks to these that i managed to get over it and give it a spin. Much appreciated
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Yep, you're an ARTIST and if you didn't know it already, here you go!!!!!!!!!!! Your funny way of explaining makes your videos enjoyable to watch, and I subscribed right away. You can also use ground coffee or anything for texture, like corn floor, all you need is imagination, and you can make anything. Great work!!!!!!!!!!
This might be my favorite miniature channel ! Funny, great tutorials with simple and effective techniques that I will actually use, creative editing. Fantastic work!
Great video, really helpful in finding the right kind of method. Personally, it's all about experimentation and finding the right technique you're happy and skilled with. I've made my own powders, tints and paint techniques - it's like a form of alchemy and I love it!
Yeah, excellent metal decay right there! I believe that for the toothbrush part of the salt method it works better if the brush is moist. Also worthy of mention is the sponge method, basically the paint method but using a sponge to apply the rusty colors, looks more random and "natural" Edit: Fixed the overabundance of "sponge", clearly needed more coffee :P
Wow, these are really good techniques. I've seen some of them used before, but it was cool to see them used all at once on the last sheet. Good job Bill and thanks for another great video.
@@BillMakingStuff I also have to say I always get a kick out of your humor in these videos. You've really done an excellent job at combining informative content with comedy. Keep up the good work. :)
Top 3 effects are the best representations of rust. You got rust with paint flaking, heavy surface rust, and rust if it were polished with a wire wheel.
Whats nice is that each technique give the rust a different flavor (coming from an amateur rust taster). The "just paint" give an indoor rust where its not exposed to elements, but metal has a thin rust. The textured paint is like a rusted hull of something found by the sea. While the powders give a rusty look you'd find the desert. Wonderful stuff.
I cant easily get soft pastels, but what I can get are dollar store spices. Cinnamon, chilli powder, nutmeg, baking cocoa, etc. They work fine for rust, dirt, n dust. O.o
You know I did actually watch this when you put it out and didn't have anything interesting to say, but since you said it didn't get enough love... Your rust is second to none Bill, don't let anyone make you think any different!
Great ideas, but Here in Australia a company has made it easy to make the pastels into powder, the tool is in a rectangle shape with a piece of mesh that is in the middle and you rub the pastel on the mesh and you get a lovely powder weathering powder and you use a bonding medium and you got your rust or earth, and build up snow and ice. cheers.
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This is seriously a lifesaver, I’ve been looking for somewhat easy way to get a rusty effect for 20 lil shipping containers and this video was perfect! Thanks Bill!!
I also like using cinnamon with PVA glue. Your models smell tasty afterwards. A DIY mortar and pestle option I always like uses an ice cream scoop and a ceramic cereal bowl.
Just had a go on making a rusty tester panel using your textured paint and masking technique! I cried with joy at the outcome! Baking powder is becoming a favourite component in my crafting box! Thanks Bill!
Came to see the rust, but was not rushed. The powders were pushed until we were bushed. The fluid was masked without being asked. Cracking effects all...well, I guess chipped and rusted, really. All in all I rate this 10/10, would rust again. Cheers!
I know of another way. The hairspray technique. Paint rust -> spray one or two layers of regular hair spray -> paint top coat -> wet surface with water -> the water dissolves the hairspray and you can chip the top coat off. Bonus tip: You can use marmite( yes, marmite) instead of masking fluid. Seems crazy bit since it does'nt contain fat it does'nt leave any stains.
Very nifty tutorial good sir, two for the price of one! I have heard about all five methods you covered, but never had considered combining them on the same piece...😱 I have seen many creators that applied the rust as a base, then the "old" paint on top with the rust showing through. I had always thought that it would look better to have the piece painted first then apply the rust, such as with the textured paint method on top. I guess it is all subjective and down to the user's skill/ability. I will have to experiment with these and see which method I can do better for a better result. Thanks very much for the info as well as the entertainment. Great stuff, thanks for sharing, and keep on keeping on!!
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I'm so excited to pretend like these are all my ideas and I knew about them all along!
You...
Lol
So that’s how North Of The Border has so many ideas😂
Scrape with an exacto knife blade. It makes a lot less of what you need and it’s easier to change the color.
I'm glad you said you want to lick it because that's all I think about when I see good weathering effects. I'm gonna make up a big batch of these for the trick-or-treaters on Halloween.
Audience: Hey, Bill? How do I paint stuff to look like rust?
Bill: Use rust colored paints.
This is the hard hitting crafter knowledge that keeps me coming back.
Yeah, shouldn't have to show it really
Paint or school glue, sprinkle on flour, let dry, tap the back to knock off any loose flour, paint over it.Makes a great rust!
" Latex allergy like your dad's", a Haaaaaaaaaaaaa! Classic!
These kinds of tips are useful across the board. I can see myself using them on miniatures, terrain, sculptures, the neighbor's car. The possibilities are endless, really.
pets
I watched this over a year ago and today happened to need to paint rust. So looked it up and my project looks just right. Thanks Bill.
Came for the tutorial, stayed for the humour ❤
Was looking for a quick tutorial on how to paint rust and was pleasantly surprised to discover this gem of a channel. Not only was this video helpful, it was also entertaining!
Love how the making fluid made it look like the rust ate away paint and metal. All methods were fine, but the masking fluid was shockingly good.
He's a rusty boy, in the rusty world
Rust is drastic, it's fantastic
You can sponge on the wear, rust gets everywhere
Imagination, rust is your creation
Come on, Rustie, let's get dusty.
Beautiful
Glamour shots of rust are the best type of glamour shots! This was super handy Mr. Bill. Thanks as always for this top notch tutorial!
Thank you mate, glad you liked it
Outstanding master of rust shares his deep knowledge of the subject of rust! We are all squealing in our seats as our Rockstar shares his madness.
Yeah, just... paint it in rust colours
your textured paint rust is phenomenal. It really suggests rust that's bubbled under the paint to begin with. Excellent stuff Bill. Thank you for your effort to teach the rest of us.
Yeah I'm gonna use it all the time from now on
Very instructional and very entertaining, without the shouty, shouty stuff you get on many other channels (typically those from the yew ess of ay).
I'll be checking out your other episodes. Thanks heaps Bill.
As someone who still fears weathering and dirtying up their props: I can't wait to use these techniques in three years when I finally get over myself lol
Yeah but it usually makes anything look better so don't worry
only one year left to go until you can try out these techniques 🤞
@SuperVoodude it's been 3 years now, have you tried it?
I've always started things off afraid. Prop making, 3D printing, portraits, etc, but every time, it's thanks to these that i managed to get over it and give it a spin. Much appreciated
Cornstarch (Corn Flour) makes a good filler for a texture paint as well.
Ill try it
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First video of yours I found. Your humor and detail made subscribe. Thanks for sharing!
All of the above is the way to go 🙌
thank you
i just started making dioramas for my 1/12 figures, and was wondering the coolest methods for rusty stuff, appreciate it man.
This was very helpful! I was taking notes like a college student studying for an exam lol. This will be put to good use.
Glad it was helpful!
Yep, you're an ARTIST and if you didn't know it already, here you go!!!!!!!!!!! Your funny way of explaining makes your videos enjoyable to watch, and I subscribed right away. You can also use ground coffee or anything for texture, like corn floor, all you need is imagination, and you can make anything. Great work!!!!!!!!!!
For the algorithm!!!!
Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill!
Bill making stuff! Alrighhht.
posiblemente el mejor tutorial que he encontrado sobre oxido, y sobre una posible versión casera. 10/10
This might be my favorite miniature channel ! Funny, great tutorials with simple and effective techniques that I will actually use, creative editing. Fantastic work!
Thank you so much, means alot
Gotta say, your self-deprecating narration is pretty soothing.
Thanks.
the salt method was used by the armor modelers years ago I saw it in Fine Scale modeler its great seeing things being shared across hobbies like that
Hobby grade Rc's also, just about all of these.
So amazing.
I can almost feel the weight of the metal.
God that was gorgeous! I had been wondering if you watched craftsman. Wonderful tutorial!
Love Crafsman
I’ve been looking for diy texture paint and pigment powders so thankyou!!
Best tutorial I've seen on TH-cam. Thank you!
Love your commentary Bill. Thanks for sharing your creativity, great ideas, one and all.
Oooh the second one with the texture paste might just solve a lack of mud problem im having with a diorama. Cheers!
No worries
I‘m here to give this episode the love it deserves! Thanks for that awesom Tutorial!!
My love of rust has been revived 🦾🧡🤎
Hey Bill excellent no BS clip, you would fit in well down under!
I'm a man of my word.
Another terrific video from a brilliant channel. Totally inspirational.
Love the naturally dry and hilarious voiceovers. Thanks for sharing.
Great video, really helpful in finding the right kind of method. Personally, it's all about experimentation and finding the right technique you're happy and skilled with. I've made my own powders, tints and paint techniques - it's like a form of alchemy and I love it!
Yeah, excellent metal decay right there!
I believe that for the toothbrush part of the salt method it works better if the brush is moist. Also worthy of mention is the sponge method, basically the paint method but using a sponge to apply the rusty colors, looks more random and "natural"
Edit: Fixed the overabundance of "sponge", clearly needed more coffee :P
The rock salt with some crushed up pieces works real well. But yea, more for an airbrush.
There are also metal effects paint with iron in them that you spray a rust activator on and it makes real rust
Great tutorial Bill how to make plastic stuff look rusty ....
Wow, these are really good techniques. I've seen some of them used before, but it was cool to see them used all at once on the last sheet. Good job Bill and thanks for another great video.
Glad you liked it mate
@@BillMakingStuff I also have to say I always get a kick out of your humor in these videos. You've really done an excellent job at combining informative content with comedy. Keep up the good work. :)
@@dfcprops3849 thanks!
Top 3 effects are the best representations of rust. You got rust with paint flaking, heavy surface rust, and rust if it were polished with a wire wheel.
How have I never seen your channel? You're a riot. Subbed
I genuinely smile, laugh, and enjoy every episode you do. Thank you for you wonderful content.
No worries
I love your dedication to rust. I've been RUSTling up some of my own metal goodness in my projects thanks to your inspiration.
Thank you
Top banana, Bill, and funny to boot!
Whats nice is that each technique give the rust a different flavor (coming from an amateur rust taster). The "just paint" give an indoor rust where its not exposed to elements, but metal has a thin rust. The textured paint is like a rusted hull of something found by the sea. While the powders give a rusty look you'd find the desert. Wonderful stuff.
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it
THIS was one of, if not the best rust videos out there....and funny!👍
Thanks for such a great tutorial, so helpful for an upcoming build I want to try.
Glad I could help
I cant easily get soft pastels, but what I can get are dollar store spices. Cinnamon, chilli powder, nutmeg, baking cocoa, etc. They work fine for rust, dirt, n dust. O.o
dunno, always funny about using food in my builds...
@@BillMakingStuff A feast for the eyes :O
Thank you muchly. I'm off to rustify some boring dollhouse tools.
You know I did actually watch this when you put it out and didn't have anything interesting to say, but since you said it didn't get enough love... Your rust is second to none Bill, don't let anyone make you think any different!
I never have anything interesting to say... I still say stuff. Thank you.
Found the channel from Brush and Quill's advent calendar shout out - and glad I did! Top content ,mate. Happily subbed. 👍
I love rust techniques. Thanks for the tutorials!
My pleasure!
Great ideas, but Here in Australia a company has made it easy to make the pastels into powder, the tool is in a rectangle shape with a piece of mesh that is in the middle and you rub the pastel on the mesh and you get a lovely powder weathering powder and you use a bonding medium and you got your rust or earth, and build up snow and ice. cheers.
Yeah I have heard of these. Ill look it up
This video helped me paint rusty bits
That was so entertaining! Thankfully, it was also an excellent tutorial! I got to laugh and learn today. Thank you!
Great video I’m really enjoying the style of your vids, such a refreshing change from some of the dry stuff out there.
Thank you. Glad you like it
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Thank you , very informative , I'm on my way !
Told you I watched the rust video!
Thanks Bill, learnt a great deal! Laughed a lot too!
Just how I like it
This is seriously a lifesaver, I’ve been looking for somewhat easy way to get a rusty effect for 20 lil shipping containers and this video was perfect! Thanks Bill!!
Didnt know i needed to use this to make one of my resin gnomes look rusty... But after watching i feel a deep need to rust up some gnomes!
Sounds like a plan
The momentous day has arrived!
Prepare to be underwhelmed...
@@BillMakingStuff I was adequately whelmed 😉
Bill you nailed tutorials. Excellent work.
Thank you kindly!
I also like using cinnamon with PVA glue. Your models smell tasty afterwards.
A DIY mortar and pestle option I always like uses an ice cream scoop and a ceramic cereal bowl.
I actually found two large stones on the beach I was going to use... but then found the pestle and mortar
Nice one man, very helpful 👍
Glad it helped
You Sir are the Prince of Rust Effects. Duke? King? Squire? Barrister? 🧐One of those!
Deputy manager of rust
@@BillMakingStuff aaaand you for the win!!!😜
This was awesome, thank you!
Good stuff. Its all about a good (c)rust
It is
Really cool ideas!!! Thx!!
Very Good job Master 👍👍👍🚀🏄
Just had a go on making a rusty tester panel using your textured paint and masking technique! I cried with joy at the outcome! Baking powder is becoming a favourite component in my crafting box! Thanks Bill!
I'm glad you tried it! And it worked! Never thought it would actually work...
Bloody brilliant, thank you.
Glad you like it
Awesome video - thank you :)
Came to see the rust, but was not rushed. The powders were pushed until we were bushed. The fluid was masked without being asked. Cracking effects all...well, I guess chipped and rusted, really. All in all I rate this 10/10, would rust again. Cheers!
Thank you mate
That was really helpful and the methods you used made very realistic looking rusted metal. Thanks for sharing this.
Glad it was helpful!
Rustpunk is my jam. Love the content. I built my first spray bottle robot the other day thanks to you. Can't wait for the next episode.
Would like to see it, tag me on Instagram
I'm so glad the seering pain I feel is just my mi d being blow and not something serious..hope blood from my eyes is a simple side effect as well
Sadly yes
I like rust. It's my 2nd favorite color.
Mine too, and my first
I know of another way. The hairspray technique. Paint rust -> spray one or two layers of regular hair spray -> paint top coat -> wet surface with water -> the water dissolves the hairspray and you can chip the top coat off.
Bonus tip: You can use marmite( yes, marmite) instead of masking fluid. Seems crazy bit since it does'nt contain fat it does'nt leave any stains.
Knew the hairspray one, not the marmite... ill have to try it
This is a keeper.
Great job, Bill making Rust.
No worries
Brill!
So cool 😎 thank u
Very nifty tutorial good sir, two for the price of one! I have heard about all five methods you covered, but never had considered combining them on the same piece...😱
I have seen many creators that applied the rust as a base, then the "old" paint on top with the rust showing through. I had always thought that it would look better to have the piece painted first then apply the rust, such as with the textured paint method on top. I guess it is all subjective and down to the user's skill/ability. I will have to experiment with these and see which method I can do better for a better result.
Thanks very much for the info as well as the entertainment. Great stuff, thanks for sharing, and keep on keeping on!!
Yeah, hopefully it will serve as a loose guide for beginners... like me
Thanks for sharing this rustworthy methods. You made my day.
Glad to hear it!
brilliant and entertaining
Thanks
Hi, really helpful video
I was just here but I also thought id mention cinnamon is a great powder that looks like rust! (And smells good!)
Super great stuff!
Thanks
Excellent, clear, profesionnal tutorial. Obviously you have many years of teaching experience to thickos like me. All the best.
Thanks mate
Coffee grounds can also be good to add uneven textures!
great work, thanks for the tips and tricks, now time to add to your arsenal rust edges and holes
Glad you liked it