Salt weathering technique - plastic scale modeling tutorial

In the salt weathering technique tutorial I will show you how I use this technique to fade and weather the camouflage of my scale model aircraft. This technique is now on important part of my weathering process and I recommend it to everyone who wants to step his game up.
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[@robertmaybeth3434]

thanks for making this tutorial in English, you speak it well. Still not sure if i would try salt weathering on my model armor but it seems a very interesting concept.

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks Robert! Give it a try, experimenting is the best part of modeling IMHO.

[@jerryvolpini7987]

Excellent tutorial! I really like the subtle effect (noticeable but not too much), nice and random looking. I've tried salt, hairspray, oil paints, etc. - they all have their merits but salt is one of the quicker methods and easy to pull off. Nice work!

[@MMScaleModels]

+Jerry Volpini Thank Jerry. That's only part of the process, plenty of room for oils etc.

[@coreyseals4269]

This technique is also used for armor and it's very effective on making the dimple effect in the paint for fading from the sun! This was very nicely done indeed !!!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate. I like the technique a lot and the effect it produces.

[@coreyseals4269]

@@MMScaleModels you're very welcome and keep the videos coming!! I really enjoy seeing all the talented builders out there!

[@coreyseals4269]

@@MMScaleModels you're very welcome and keep the videos coming!! I really enjoy seeing all the talented builders out there!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks for your support mate, for some reason your comment was in the spam folder.. I approoved it and hope that this woun't happen in the future.

[@rjm9430]

Excellent results and very informative! Thank you. I've got the courage and some knowledge now to tackle this great looking technique

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate!

[@xxxnamkhaxxx]

Fantastic trick!!!! Loved it! thank you, will try this on my next build! Greetings from a remote beach in Panama.

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate, appreciated 👍🏖

[@simonwaite5815]

Thanks for the great tutorial. The effect is subtle and effective....looking forward to trying it on my "Black Cat'. Cheers Simon

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks Simon!

[@robertmaybeth3434]

The marbling at 10:04 is exquisite, very subtle effect! Might work better for dark colors, the marbling is one of those techniques that make people really notice the model and want to know how you did it... it is very tempting to try this.

[@MMScaleModels]

Well this effect is all the video is about :)

[@JayJayDobro]

Excellent weathering technique using the salt . I will add this to my modeling arsenal from now on. TY so much for posting this valuable info.

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks foe watching and taking the time to comment :)

[@Wiz900]

Ха ,колко яко да видиш Българин в ютуб ! Браво продължавай все така с готини клипчета.

[@MMScaleModels]

Благодаря !

[@jpw1812]

This would look really good on a Nakajima a6m2 I’m getting one for Christmas and I’ll defo use this type of weathering thanks 😊

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks for stopping by mate!

[@jpw1812]

@@MMScaleModels NP great channel btw

[@mena4767]

Your video was great & I have learned a lot of things, Thank you mate, good luck

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate 👍🍻

[@ModelNerd]

I've only just found your channel. Great video - a really nice, subtle technique. Thanks.

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate, I hope you'll enjoy the rest of my videos 👍🍻

[@crazymariner3424]

Thanks for the useful tips my friend! Beautiful model by the way!!!!!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate 🍻👍

[@AlexModeling]

27 guys don t know s**** about modeling and so dislike this amazing video! Great work!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate 👍

[@jonoedwards4195]

Unreal Stuff but it will have my Models rusted out in no time? You Beauty MM, brilliant Work.

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks Joni!

[@stevegenest2994]

Thank you...I’m just starting my first build and was curious about different weathering techniques.

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks for watching mate!

[@lewistaylor1965]

Thanks for the tutorial...Great trick for weathering on scale aircraft...Big Thanks!!!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks for watching mate, hope it helps!

[@jamieyoung9392]

I will try this today on my Corsair. Thanks for the demo!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks for watching Jamie 👍

[@brianc1701]

Wonderful tutorial! Very subtle effect. Thanks for taking the time to share your talents!

[@MMScaleModels]

+brianc1701 Thanks Brian!

[@josea.estevez9946]

Danke, ich learn so vielle jeden video, good work Meister

[@MMScaleModels]

Great, happy to hear that 👍

[@BrettG64]

Very interesting technique and very effective! I have never seen salt used like this before.

[@MMScaleModels]

+Brett G Thanks Brett. I have seen it somewhere on the web and modified it a bit so cannot take full credit 😀

[@divadogluz]

Wow, what a nice job!!! Many thanks for posting it!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate :)

[@vincentnoriega3353]

Excellent tips!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate 👍

[@bfellgalaxy]

Fantastic technique! Beautiful work!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate :)

[@MMScaleModels]

Watch more awesome tutorials here: Painting tutorials: kzbin.info/aero/PLyh4vCmxnGfcwJeX3cRiifKNdU1Mh2zAg Weathering tutorials: kzbin.info/aero/PLyh4vCmxnGfc2xoiCJYx-PBGNkrQjhcem Building tutorials: kzbin.info/aero/PLyh4vCmxnGfdSGztvWcOpMtCTiEZLp3dp

[@jesgabert8044]

Well that's a sub from me. Freaking great work man! One thing that you might want to consider is adding subtitles just for added clarity and also the ability to watch the videos without sound. Keep up the good work though I'm definitely doing this on one of my future models!

[@MMScaleModels]

+Jess Gabes Thanks Jess. There are subtitles, just click on the (cc) icon on your player.

[@matteocastelli5837]

Very useful tutorial. Thank you very much!

[@MMScaleModels]

Glad it was helpful!

[@wyllidegerly]

Excelente video y técnica..lo quiero poner en practica solo una pregunta..le pasas agua o otro producto para que pegue la sal . Muchas gracias saludos desde Buenos Aires 👍

[@WatchMysh]

Looks amazing! I'll try it out on the plane I'm just building

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks, hope you enjoy your results

[@llama1910]

Very useful and helpful video, thanks for sharing this!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks for watching Don

[@Embryonicboy]

This is superb! I will have to try this...

[@richardathome65]

Excellent tip! I will definitely be trying this in the future!

[@MMScaleModels]

👍

[@SmallSoldier]

excellent tutorial sir!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate !

[@pglx68]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you..

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate 👍🍻

[@daniellabra4186]

Wonderful technique!! And I guess it can also be used with armor...

[@MMScaleModels]

Sure you can 👍

[@ViniciusGonzo]

Niiiice! Very subtle and most people wouldn't mind doing it. I would really love if the effect was the inverse. The salt parts were the ones painted.

[@MMScaleModels]

Well, the sponge technique offers something similar to what you want.

[@ViniciusGonzo]

MM Scale Models tks. But i think it requires more talent. ;)

[@MMScaleModels]

I disagree with the talent thing, all it needs is trial and error to build experience.

[@ViniciusGonzo]

MM Scale Models that's because you have talent ;P

[@tomboyer9693]

Good job, well done

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate 👍

[@martybaran5509]

Awsome video hello from California

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks Marty, greetings from Bulgaria

[@MightyCrazy]

Thank you for the million dollar tip!

[@MMScaleModels]

+MightyZocalo Welcome :)

[@hl1796]

Thank for the demonstate, i think this technique work best on bare aluminum plane, i just not able to image how to use this together with hairspray chipping

[@MMScaleModels]

I guess it makes most sense to do the salt weathering after you are done with the chipping, assuming that you have some camo. If you have BMF than the chipping is not applicable. At least I am not aware of a reason to do chipping on bare metal finish.

[@normansmith8184]

Stunning

[@00oberst00]

Excellent work! Looks very convincing. Plane looks old and "used".

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate 👍

[@angelitoazor6767]

Hello, This is a very good tutorial. Both the way you speak and the subtitles make it easier for me to follow. I would like to try this on my USN hellcat, so i will be using white dilute on the salt coated model? Also it would be nice if you can focus on the effects on the decals. Thank you.

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate, yes you use heavily diluted white. The decals are only scuffed with fine sandpaper/scotchbrite pad.

[@christopherbradburn160]

Excellent work. I didn't quite catch the bit about varnishing before removing the masks.

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks Christopher, can you tell me which minute of the video is that?

[@jesserivas1387]

Very nice work!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate 👍🍻

[@pvt.potato1943]

Very nicely seasoned

[@MMScaleModels]

😄

[@sverreholm8991]

Well done!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate!

[@johansoons8413]

great job m8

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate 👍🍻

[@donfoley1590]

Brilliant

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate 👍🍻

[@BC3012]

My dude, sick upload. Subscribed 👌👏

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks man, welcome aboard.

[@ocsplc]

Hello. Excellent tutorial. I’ve got a question for advanced scale modelers. I got into modeling last summer when convalescing from major surgery. One thing that confounds me is that I’m attempting to build a clean model with no glue overflow or runout I’ve found it nigh impossible because none of the glues I have tried hold parts in place-particularly free standing parts which stick out of the model. This results in continuous tries to get the part to stick resulting in a mess. Yes, I tried using toothpicks, glue applying tools and disposable glue tips etc and a variety of glues but I always end up with some prominent parts having glue at the bonding locus. This is bedeviling. Even super glues fail when trying to affix PE. There is no known chemical or substance I know of which cleans up glue runout. Can someone help me please? I can build nice models using all manner of advanced weathering, painting and chipping techniques but my builds always have unsightly glue patches near difficult parts. I give up

[@MMScaleModels]

Hi there, this might be helpful kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmjdc6asip1qoLc , and this too kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4ndg3qjaZpnjM0

[@stevecook8534]

Excellent video!! The technique I have been looking for!! Thank you for posting. :O)

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks Steve!

[@eyalcr500]

hello ! thanks for this great tutorial ! that's exactly the look and effect i was looking for - but didn't know how to get it... the result is very convincing, it looks great ! i'll see how this will work on Luftwaffe colors. BTW, did you know that on minute 10:07 there are 3 annoying windows appearing and blocking the overall view of the model ???

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate 👍, I know about the endscreens, I have improved this part of my KZbin videos hope fully

[@jeffersonchocron]

Simple but effective!

[@MMScaleModels]

Indeed

[@artjock47]

Wonderful tutorial and very helpful. Thank you..!

[@MMScaleModels]

+artjock47 Thanks mate!

[@12thFan23]

Lot's of comments to wade through so hope nobody else has asked but anyone use this salt technique on armor? Great tutorial BTW.

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate! Can't see why not.

[@AirbrusherStudio]

Very nice technique

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate 👍🍻

[@duane8620]

Fantastic technique!! I’m guessing table salt/sea salt doesn’t matter? Loved the video.

[@MMScaleModels]

It matters for the size of the crystals as the finished effects wil differ slightly.

[@pauka13]

brilliant! thanks for sharing!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate 👍🍻

[@francescapodda6726]

hi sir, great video. Can these salt techniques be applied after preshading on modern us navy jets? or does one exclude the other? thanks.

[@MMScaleModels]

Hi there, yes it can be used. Generally most of the weathering techniques complement each other.

[@KaraokeMaster1743]

Nice

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks

[@jakubmartinec2033]

Hi there! Two quick questions :-) 1) Does it have to be only on flat varnish? Did you try this technique with gloss one? 2) I assume that wash was used before this salt weathering technique, right? Thx for reply :-) Have a nice day and good luck with other projects!

[@MMScaleModels]

Hi Jakub 1) For evenish spread of the water yes, but you can experiment and get interesting results 2) Yes that's correct Thanks mate, you too :)

[@robertmantell1700]

A very interesting, subtle and fairly simple way to make stuff look old!! I like it. Question, and I'm asking because I really don't know, but how come you use black instead of brown or dark grey for the grime layer?

[@MMScaleModels]

Well I am assuming that there is more of a black dirt on deck like brake dust etc. If the aircraft is operated from dirt airfield then brown might be more appropriate.

[@robertmantell1700]

Ok! Thanks for the tip!! Again, fine work. I am about to get back into modelling and I never got into weathering too heavily, just some pastel power work. I subscribed to your vids and for updates, can't wait to go through your library and apply all of these new (to me) techniques!! Ex: I previously had thought salt was only used on models for paint chipping. I have been reading Model Master and similar magazines for years and years, it's cool to see all of the detailed weathering happening as it goes on, vs pics. Thanks for taking the time to post these!!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks for your kind words Robert and welcome aboard :)

[@Fastbikkel]

Very nice video!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate!

[@rogerblanc6082]

Cool!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks 👍

[@mena4767]

The color which you have used for your kit was acrylic, I use enamel paints, so after painting & putting decals on the kit , I will cover the kit with glossy clear coat , In this condition, Can I do the same way you did for salt weathering ???

[@MMScaleModels]

The underlying paint type doesn't matter, what is important are the paints you will apply over the salt. After all you want to be able to remove it 🙂

[@willcarey]

Awesome video! I use lacquer paint for my models, can I use the acrylic wash on top of it? Or is it best to use a lacquer wash? Thanks!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate, usually the washes are enamel, there are other types but mostly enamel. The lacquers should be fine if you are careful with the thinners and rubbing that you use to remove the excess wash.

[@willcarey]

@@MMScaleModels Awesome, thank you. Also, what paints did you use to paint this model if you don't mind me asking?

[@MMScaleModels]

@@willcarey Here you can find all the info regarding the paints I used : kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqi6gHiMht6dpM0 Hope that helps.

[@hammmodjabeer7278]

Amazing 😍😍😍

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate 👍🍻

[@ApriliaRSV4F]

Good video and I will be trying this. The saly is only another form of masking material is that correct? There is no chemical effect from the salt is there?

[@MMScaleModels]

+ApriliaRSV4F Thanks mate, yes no chemical reaction, just mask.

[@zerochasis]

Thank you for this helpful tutorial. Thumbs up!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks Kamal!

[@georgehalloran7143]

Very good. Would it be possible to use this technique without an airbrush?

[@MMScaleModels]

+george halloran71 Don't think so, but you can use sponge to apply the filter (the salt is not used anymore). It is also a good technique.

[@georgehalloran7143]

Thank you very much! I might try using a sponge on my current model then.

[@tomcat9432]

Thumbs up for you! 👍🏼

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate 👍

[@indigenouspassion494]

Hi - this is really an easiest way to get fade look, but my one question - should do clear coat 1st before to apply water to wet and then salt ...????

[@MMScaleModels]

It's not mandatory but it is good for protection. Especially if you are using water based acrylics.

[@indigenouspassion494]

thank you, as I'm mainly acrylic user and will care before to apply salts...

[@indigenouspassion494]

What you did at 0:39 ...

[@MMScaleModels]

@@indigenouspassion494 Flat coated the model

[@woodenlungs1]

Great❤

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks 👍

[@jeffreyriedesel4964]

Fantastic!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks Jeff !

[@antonrudenham3259]

If a drop of dish detergent was added to the water would it help prevent the water beading on the matt varnish surface?

[@MMScaleModels]

Usually this breaks the surface tension but don't know how it will react with the salt. Maybe will stick better and would be harder to remove. Have to try it :)

[@AnimeEdits4-i8b]

I am working on ROKAF F-15 which has a dark grey color Mr.Color 305. Is a gull grey paint suitable for the salt weathering.

[@MMScaleModels]

you will have to try and see. This is the only true option. I can tell you yes or no but at the end it might not work so just do an experiment on a plastic spoon or something.

[@quantumplastic]

Thank you so much excellent video! Could you please tell me which product you use before stacking the water? I could not understand. Thanks again.

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks, that would be a flat coat, regardless of brand or type. Here I think it was Mr.Hobby acrylic.

[@quantumplastic]

MM Scale Models Mat coatora, ok. Thank you 👍

[@asian2700]

MM Scale Models I don’t have an air brush, but is it still possible to use mr hobby matt coat. For some reason it eats away the paint.

[@MMScaleModels]

I don't think it is possible, better use non laquer base paints/varnishes with brush.

[@cristianciale4560]

Que es lo que utiliza para que la sal se quede pegada al avión..?

[@MMScaleModels]

water

[@nickmartinez7574]

Nice&subtle beautiful!!!8

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks Nick 👍

[@ScottysScaleStudio]

I would like to try this, beautiful work...by the way! Just to clarify, you used acrylic for the colors and the type of salt is sea salt or kosher salt? Yes?

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks, yes acrylic and as far as I am concerned the salt type affects only the size of the irregularities due to grain size, in this case I used regular table salt

[@ScottysScaleStudio]

@@MMScaleModels , thank you for your help and a very neat technique for my toolbox.

[@ifeyecouldpaint]

Got to ask when it be easier and quicker just to do stippling effect rather than using salt

[@MMScaleModels]

Stippling will always be less involved process. But produces lesser results ( or just different ). So I guess that if you're doing a 1/72 helicopter or ww2 fighter its small enough to get away with stippling. But for larger surfaces salt technique is better IMO.

[@silvanolollato3997]

Hello, I wanted to know what liquid to use with a brush and then spread the salt? Thank you. Congratulations on the video

[@MMScaleModels]

+Silvano Lollato Hi, that is water. Thanks

[@ednitram]

Well done! If you can please give the ratios of paint and thinner on screen too.

[@MMScaleModels]

+Ednitram Thanks. I don't really know ratios. I put paint little by little and check the consistency on the wall of the paint cup. It is really as seen on the video, nothing more. Takes some practice.

[@biohazardfmj]

Just quick question... Is that just basic table salt or what type of salt do you use?

[@MMScaleModels]

Just regular salt, for smaller scales it may be useful to grind it down.

[@fiendfucking]

any difference between using hairspray vs water for the salt to stick to?

[@MMScaleModels]

I haven't used hairspray so I can't tell but also don't think it is necessary!

[@jd.3493]

I would worry hairspray may leave a film and would take more scrubbing to remove... but that’s just a guess

[@Balint2006]

Hi! Thank you for the video! Sadly, I did not get results like yours, even with the accurate following of the steps... on the other hand, the salt somehow began to further crystallize with the water and sticked to the model so strongly, that I had to dilute it with plenty of water to get rid of it. Luckily, the paint job did not get destroyed or eaten by salt. To sum up, it is an interesting technique, but I messed up something, probably because I used sea-salt, not regular salt? Cheers!

[@MMScaleModels]

Well, try again somewhere safe, like plastic spoon or something. It might be the sea salt.

[@tullskull]

I am just guessing here but it sounds like you might have the surface too wet when applying the salt. Try practicing with different amounts of wet or dryness. I think you want the surface to be just wet enough for the salt to stick. The type of salt shouldn't really matter, but maybe it does. so again you will have to find the correct level of dryness by which the sea-salt will stick but be easily removed. Good luck, you got this!

[@fidinboca]

Thanks Man! The paints and the coat are acrlics? This technique works with ennamel paint?

[@MMScaleModels]

I use lacquers and acrylics but I think you should be fine with the enamels , just might need more time to dry.

[@fidinboca]

Thanks friend!

[@Epiphone1964]

Can you use this technique if you have already used the hairspray technique to do chipping?

[@MMScaleModels]

I don't see why not, if you worry about reactivating the hairspray with the water used in the salt weathering, give everything a clear coat and you should be fine. Test on apiece of scrap to be on the safe side 😃

[@Sgt-lott10]

I’m restoring a model b25 that I dropped, I have to make new guns and put a propeller back on wish I saw this before paint then I would have done this

[@MMScaleModels]

Well there is always a next model 🙂

[@Sgt-lott10]

MM Scale Models it’s restored! Heh I don’t have all the equipment you need for modeling but I love doing it so that’s a reason that it wasn’t painted the decals fell off and such, I also found out that a pencil smeared in the direction you please is a good gun stains / engine smoke stains same with smearing a sharpie ( with finger ) I use it as sorta a test plane because it’s in such rough shape even after restoring, it had 3 men I made fit in it and then I made another guy for it sadly I didn’t have a replacement part for the worst one where the glue messed it up and the paint went through the tape

[@Sgt-lott10]

MM Scale Models yep

[@Sgt-lott10]

MM Scale Models I don’t have an airbrush though

[@billyclement5141]

@@Sgt-lott10 Don't stress it mate. Conventional brushes can capture any effect an airbrush can create, it just takes more effort and (sometimes) a bit of ingenuity. The same isn't true in reverse. Ultimately, it's the skill of the painter, not how fancy the tools they use are, that determines the end result. Airbrushing set ups are eye wateringly expensive, too. You can buy a lot of plastic for the price of even the most basic 'starter' bundles from the better known manufacturers. Having said that, if you can afford one, an airbrush is a whole lot of fun to use and can make some tricky or time consuming tasks ridiculously quick and easy. Be warned though, they can also be incredibly frustrating. Unlike a regular brush, it's not always obvious why the airbrush isn't doing what you want it to do. They have to be kept surgically clean for best results and every paint you use will have a slightly different consistency, meaning you need a slightly different air/thinner/retarder/flow improver/paint mix. If you use different types of paint- enamels and acrylics, say- then double what I just said. Some painters keep different brushes for each paint type they use!

[@mouz.geforce418]

how to make the sun-faded effect upon the surface of model?

[@MMScaleModels]

Here you can watch the full painting process: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpvKfqNjoMqJjNU And here is the weathering: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpvKfqNjoMqJjNU

[@bezweifeln3959]

have you tried kosher salt? I use that in watercolor painting for great effect

[@MMScaleModels]

I haven't! Do you have any video showing that technique?

[@patikett]

Very helpful! Tnx a lot/

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks for watching mate!

[@eddytang7241]

What is the dilution ratio of subtle effect

[@MMScaleModels]

It is difficult to say because different brands of paint contain different amounts of pigment and are diluted differently. 90-95% thinner and the rest is paint generally. Test and see what works for you.

[@eddytang7241]

@@MMScaleModels thank you so much

[@eddytang7241]

@@MMScaleModels do I need to paint the white colour over the whole plane or the salt part only How about the black paint?🙏🏿

[@MMScaleModels]

That's up to you, you will get slightly different effect either way.

[@DD-bv9jl]

Excellent tutorial can i ask are you turkish ?You sound turkish cheers :)

[@MMScaleModels]

+Doruk DD Thanks. No I am not Turkish :)

[@DD-bv9jl]

MM Scale Models Are you greek or bulgarian ?Your accent sounds familiar

[@MMScaleModels]

+Doruk DD I am Bulgarian :)

[@alexmodels7594]

Классно делаешь. Я пока учюсь

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate 👍🍻

[@DrifterST]

So this is not possible if you dont have an airbrush?

[@MMScaleModels]

+Gerhard van Aswegen Well, someone might pull that off somehow, but for the rest of us I think it is not possible.

[@raskazone]

go buy one tight git

[@speedbird1598]

Could a water/white paint mix worK?

[@user-zn4yl9gr2e]

Эффект будет лучше.

[@user-sz3bk9dd7l]

Гритингс, комрад! Плиз мэйк самфинг виз йорс аксент.

[@peterbonnez]

Great video until the end where you cover the finished model with links.

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks.