How To Paint a Camoflauge Pattern With Rust Effect

I have been asked to make an ible of how to paint a camoflauge pattern with a rust effect as in my http://www.instructables.com/id/Camoflauge-B-ATM-03-FATTY-GROUND-CUSTOM-airbrushe/...  Well, here it is!

Step 1: Materials You Will Need

You will need in general for the rust effect:
Aibrush ( I will be using the Sparkman 2.0mm)+ airpump
Tamiya (or any other brand) brown (and I mean many types of brown, preferably 4) acrylic paints (and maybe a green or two)
Something to paint (I will be using a white Lego block)
Water
Salt (I will explain why you need this later)
2 containers
toothpicks + Masking tape (or something you can use to hold onto the pieces)
blocks of wood with holes (or something to hold up your wet painted pieces


 

Comments

[Kurokami]

Awesome, I can't wait to try this on my unpainted 1/144 Heavy Arms I have tucked away

[TheKnerd]

I would probably put another layer of clear coat on after the final step, just to make sure that the effect won't wear off

[chosenangelx]

yeah, but after that coat, the model just wont look realistic anymore.. just make sure its a dull coat.
-R

[The ironman]

is it me are does that remined u of avatar

[chosenangelx]

oh sorry.. you mean the robot thing the military general drives?? at the end with the knife.. yeah its looks kinda like it.. exept that the robot has an open cockpit..

[chosenangelx]

its just you ;P this is a scopedog =) dont know what that is? google it = )

[Scissorman]

Cool! I will be experimenting with this. It appears that the technique isn't limited to camouflage designs which is useful. I bought a model to modify this weekend. Some rust spots will look good.

[chosenangelx]

yupp, you can put any colours ontop of the rust effect and salt.. good luck =) show me how it comes out.