Fast Easy weathering Tricks

Fast rust technique plus a few more little tips

[@tomfreebern2556]

Fantastic tips mate

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

👍👍👍

[@michaelhintzmikesminiature1812]

Nice Tutorial!!! Thanks for sharing

[@SteveJonesScaleModellingSite]

Just discovered your channel and subscribed. Lovin your work and looking forward to seeing more of your vids.

[@ronstewart9792]

Very cool. Thanks. Ron

[@t.j.lemaster8653]

Sorry for the rust powder not Brillo pad but steel wool ...😒

[@tankshermanator]

Hi there Morrie, loving your videos! I'm wondering where you got that old holden model from as I haven't been able to find any when I've done a search for them!!!! Thanks James

[@jasonmorris4795]

I got that one of a fella who makes them in resin, i have a bunch of other aussie cars too, he does a few different types like a HK-HT Monaro, HK-HT Premier a couple of panel-vans, think he does torana’s etc. If you go to my Morries Kustoms pages on facebook or instagram and send me a DM i will give you his contact details.

[@t.j.lemaster8653]

If you ever want to make real rust powder simply take a Brillo pad and white vinegar (you can add some bleach to speed up the process) put the vinegar, bleach and Brillo into a container let it sit for a few days then drain onto a coffee filter and let air-dry.... you have real rust powder.. to apply to a vehicle or drum just use a paint brush and some water then sprinkle the rust powder onto your victim let dry and tap off the excess powder then clear coat with a satin or flat clear😎👍

[@morrieskustoms6430]

yeah i have used that technique before, i just find it can be a bit slow, i like to build pretty fast before i lose interest and start another build, i will do more of that technique in the future for sure.