Model Behavior: Rusted Fallout Fusion Flea!
Bill and Norm are back with more Model Behavior projects! This week, we take the beautiful Fusion Flea model from The Wand Company and attempt to weather it to look like the post-apocalytic version seen in Fallout 4 using screenshots as reference. Masking, paint chipping, and application of real rust makes this model look fantastically aged!
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So glad to see a new model behavior!
ditto
that rust effect is so cool
Laquer paints dry too hard for hairspray method. Harder to chip. I do use use tamiya paints, but thinned with water. Also using airbrush for hairspray, gives much more even coverage.