Dip your 1 1/2" brush into the raw sienna paint and randomly jab in some accents. Focus on places where you think rust will have formed (joints,

For painting my tank, I wanted to disguise that it is made of plywood. So, I made up some monster mud using black paint. Then I rolled it on thick.

You can see in this picture the texture that was left behind from rolling it on with a paint roller. It is starting to look like grimy old metal.

Using the 3" paint brush, apply silver paint in downward strokes. Cover the black well but leave some of the black showing beneath.

Dip your 1 1/2" brush into the raw sienna paint and randomly jab in some accents. Focus on places where you think rust will have formed (joints,

Dip your 1 1/2" brush into the black paint and jab in additional accents. Then, using the 3" brush, dry brush the black in random sections t

This was a wood crate that I didn't bother doing the monster mud step but I think it still looks pretty good.

I did the fog machine a little different. It was already black and metal so I just dry brushed it with the silver paint. Then I made a batch of monste

Dip your 1 1/2" brush into the raw sienna paint and randomly jab in some accents. Focus on places where you think rust will have formed (joints,

Terra
Sep 17, 2009

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