How to paint rusty sheet metal?

The scenography setting work is essential for two reasons. On the one hand, scenography is not only used in dioramas or scenes, it is also a very important part of the game, because it adds the necessary atmosphere for any game to become a unique experience, taking advantage of every corner of it to enjoy the story.

On the other hand, a well done scenography helps the concentration of the game and the development of the story, so it is very important to pay the same level of importance to the painting of the figures as to the painting of the game scenography.

That's why this time we are going to show you how to paint rusty sheet metal with great detail, and using our acrylic paints, a scenery composed of rusty panels. It could well go in a post-apocalyptic game table, in an ambush with orcs, or in an abandoned village on any planet in the galaxy.

You will learn how to treat the paint with our sponge weathering brushes with a few simple steps, to get a completely rough finish, perfect for imitating the rust achieved by being outdoors. Do not forget that this technique can be applied not only to rusty walls of scenery, but also in fuel tanks, large machines, pipes, and other industrial areas.

Remember that on the official website of Green Stuff world you can find everything you need to paint rusty sheet metal and the rest of your projects with miniatures: miniature paint brushes, model paints, acrylic medium,waterslide decals,epoxy resin, hobby tools or sandpaper, among others.