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thought some around here might enjoy a look at this. i came up with my own rusting technique, i filed on an old piece of cast iron until i had a nice pile if filings. then a very lite coat of dull-kote was brushed on and the iron sprinkled on that. put it outside for a few days of rain and there ya go.

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enjoy B)

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Always wondered what happened to the first generation monster trucks .......... guess they just rust away ...........super job !!!!!

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I can dig it! I'm going to try a similar technique, although my rust is already in rust form. I grabbed a handful of rusty metal flakes out of my '73 Maverick's quarter panel and ground it up lol

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thank you for the compliments Jake, Ron, David, Jon and Dale :D i'd like to see how that works out Jon :)

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Well, that's an interesting approach. But one thing occurs to me. That kind of heavy scale rust would only occur if the vehicle was submerged for a long time, in which case the sides and all surfaces under water would be equally heavily scaled/scaly. So it seems to me, anyway.

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you are more likely than not correct Danno, this started out as an experiment just to see if i could get decent results this way and to that end, i'm happy with it :D

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the tires were cast by a friend named Mark Gosselin over on facebook, i'm not sure what he used for a master. they are supposed to be replicas of the transport tires for monster trucks while in the trailer.

and yes Daniel, post away :D

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