Work this into your drybrush of choice and then apply it across the texture of your miniature using slightly circular, rotating motions.

Rhodium plating is a corrosive prevention method in which the metal is coated in a thin layer of rhodium for added strength and shine. This process can also resist scratches on the metal surface and provides a shiny appearance. This technical paint provides a blood-splatter effect that is perfect for gory miniatures. The paint is designed to add special effects to your model, including blood splatter, blood on weapons, and blood on open wounds. If you’ve completed any of the three methods we’ve just explored, there’s one last thing to do – and that’s apply a good drybrush of a nice, dark metallic paint across the whole miniature. For this, we used Darkstar’s Steel. You thought shaking your can of Retributor Armour or Leadbelcher spray was bad? This stuff is a thousand times worse.Like most things that have gone rusty, there’s a good chance that whatever it is you’re painting will have once upon a time sported a colour that wasn’t just rusty orange-brown. You’ll be able to build up a very realistic rusty transition from the brighter areas touched by the water to those very dark edges.

These all look absolutely incredible, and we’re so grateful to @gobble_inz for sharing their wisdom with us and getting us using this paint. Painting Rust – The FauxHammer Method

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Use a coarse brush– When using Blood for the Blood God, ensure you have a good course brush. Add paint to the bristles by dipping it into the pot. Once the Mournfang Brown is dry, cover the areas of the miniature you wish to appear rusty with Dirty down’s Rust Water Soluble paint.