Getting to Know Dirty Down Rust

[@potsa3429]

Probably the best vid about DD Rust on yt. The comparisons of different techniques and application methods are extremely helpful

[@RookieBrushes]

Thanks, mate. I'm glad that you found it useful.

[@ForcefulDragon]

I don't paint miniatures but I found your channel from a short and I've been enjoying your videos.

[@TarantulaRookie]

Brilliant varied techniques reviewed. Between this and the feral painters rust video, along with some of the artis opus review - everything’s covered. This was great for the variety of effects. I know this video is over a year old, but do you now feel that you’ve changed tact at all with the methods of use in that time ? I know the “cotton bud” / q tip or wiping with a tissue / cloth seems to now be what is mentioned ?

[@notreallymyname8751]

Really thankful for this video. Excited to try some things out w/ my DDR and great to learn from others' experiments

[@Schugger1]

Very deep testing - very much appreciated. For me it looks like mixing up with water is the way to go.

[@becksybuilds150]

Glad someone did this - nice video thanks.

[@RookieBrushes]

No problem at all. I hope it will be useful for you.

[@Mattmaster112]

I really appreciate this video for all the different testing methods, thanks for being thorough and producing a great video! I look forward to trying some of these methods out on knights. The only thing I wish you had mentioned. Which ive seen elsewhere, is that apparently matt varnish on top of dirty down ruins it or does not have a nice effect

[@jamesedwards8175]

Great vid! It's good to know that DDR can be used in a few different ways. I've previously seen it only as a light covering, but knowing that it could be splodged on for that deep rust colour is good too!

[@RookieBrushes]

Thanks, man. I'm glad you liked it. It is a pretty versatile product. I'm already eyeing up the rest of the range. 🤔

[@richardstiers9010]

Have you considered just using a q tip and lightly rubbing it to soften the transitions

[@Adclif]

Don't forget DD suggests having the model be warm before painting it, or you can make up for this with a hair dryer.

[@xxxyz721]

To feather, use a thinned down mix of ddr and water…

[@HaiImKush]

Should have wet it and used a paint sprayer or spray bottle, or dabbed it a paper towel

[@ProphetXXIV]

It's just a bad, over priced over hyped product.