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Deluxe Materials ‘Scenic Rust’ Military Modelcraft International Volume 13 Number 12 T his is an example of the use of Scenic Rust, in this case on a fairly simple plastic model of a Mitsubishi Tipper Truck. As with any product that’s new to the modeller, it’s a good idea to practice on a scrap model first, before committing to a model that you care about. Simon Hammerton creates some interesting effects with Deluxe Materials ‘Scenic Rust’. 00 1 3 4 2 Photo 1: The Fujimi 1/32 scale Cantor Tipper Truck kit. This was chosen because it’s a quick build with lots of surface area to play with. Photo 2: The model is finished and has been sprayed with matt acrylic primer, prior to the application of the Scenic Rust. Photo 3: The Scenic Rust pack consists of the rusting powder, a binding agent, rust developer, a measuring pipette, mixing pot and mixing spatula. The instructions are very straight forward, and if followed carefully will guarantee effective results Photo 4: Start by mixing equal quantities (by volume) of the powder and binding agent. This should be mixed into a brushable paste. Note to self, clean fingernails before photographing hands! Photo 5: Using an old brush apply the mixture to the model, any gaps can be filled with subsequent coats if you wish. Photo 6: Once the mixture has dried, apply the developer with a clean brush. I tend to pour some of the developer into a separate pot to reduce the risk of contaminating the original developer pot. Photo 8: Side view of the finished model. Photo 9: A close-up of the load bed, showing the different tones that can be achieved by applying additional layers of rust and developer. Photo 7: A before and after shot of the cab shell. I’ve left some of the original paint peeking through the rust. Rust in Peace

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Page 1: Simon Hammerton interesting effects with Deluxe …...Deluxe Materials ‘Scenic Rust’ MilitaryModelcraftInternational Volume13 Number12 This is an example of the use of Scenic Rust,

Deluxe Materials ‘Scenic Rust’

Military Modelcraft International Volume 13 Number 12

This is an example of the useof Scenic Rust, in this caseon a fairly simple plastic

model of a Mitsubishi Tipper Truck.As with any product that’s new tothe modeller, it’s a good idea to

practice on a scrap model first,before committing to a model thatyou care about.

Simon Hammerton creates someinteresting effects with Deluxe Materials ‘Scenic Rust’.

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Photo 1: The Fujimi 1/32 scale Cantor Tipper Truck kit. This waschosen because it’s a quick build with lots of surface area to playwith.

Photo 2: The model is finished and has been sprayed with mattacrylic primer, prior to the application of the Scenic Rust.

Photo 3: The Scenic Rust pack consists of the rusting powder, abinding agent, rust developer, a measuring pipette, mixing pot andmixing spatula. The instructions are very straight forward, and iffollowed carefully will guarantee effective results

Photo 4: Start by mixing equal quantities (by volume) of the powderand binding agent. This should be mixed into a brushable paste.Note to self, clean fingernails before photographing hands!

Photo 5: Using an old brush apply the mixture to the model, anygaps can be filled with subsequent coats if you wish.

Photo 6: Once the mixture has dried, apply the developer with aclean brush. I tend to pour some of the developer into a separatepot to reduce the risk of contaminating the original developer pot.

Photo 8: Side view of the finished model.

Photo 9: A close-up of the load bed, showing the different tones thatcan be achieved by applying additional layers of rust and developer.

Photo 7: A before and after shot of the cab shell. I’ve left some ofthe original paint peeking through the rust.

Rust in Peace

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MMI ‘How To’ Guide

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7Scenic Rust is availablefrom all good hobby shopsand distributed by ModelWholesale UKWeb:www.modelwholesaleuk.comTel: 01892 680009

It’s also available from theMMI shop(see advert in this issue)and Historex Agents.

In case of difficulty order on line at:www.deluxematerials.co.ukTelephone orders only on: 0800 298 5121

This stuff is great for creating genuine rust effectson just about any non-porous material, and withpractice can turn in spectacular results.

Thanks and acknowledgementsModel Wholesale for the model Mitsubishi Modeltruck . John Bristow for his help with Plastic Magicand Pin flow adhesive materials and Scenic Rust.

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