Streakingbrushers (10ml)
Streakingbrushers – streaks and grime straight from the bottle
Streakingbrushers are weathering effects with an integrated long brush that makes it easy to precisely apply thin streaks of grime, rust, dust, and other weathering marks. Apply the effect directly from the bottle exactly where you need it, without preparing it on a palette or using an additional application brush.
The extended applicator is designed to create narrow lines that can then be blended and softened in the direction of the streaking. Streakingbrushers are ideal for military vehicles, sci-fi models, aircraft, ships, buildings, and other surfaces exposed to rain, dust, corrosion, and operational grime.
Light Grime and Grime are ideal for general operational dirt, subtle smudges, and streaks. They are a good choice for versatile weathering when you do not want to start with an overly pronounced effect.
Dark Grime and Filth are suitable for heavier operational grime and darker marks. Use them around mechanical parts, joints, and areas where dirt naturally tends to accumulate.
Rust and Dark Rust allow you to create rusty streaks beneath rivets, joints, damaged areas, and other points where corrosion could form on a real surface and subsequently run downwards.
Streaking Dust is ideal for lighter dusty streaks and deposits. It works well on vehicles and surfaces exposed to dry environments where you want to create more subtle, less contrasting weathering.
Winter Camo Grime is designed for weathering light and winter surfaces, while Interior Grime is ideal for operational dirt and signs of use inside vehicles and other models.
Starship Grime is ideal for smudges, streaks, and operational wear on sci-fi models. It helps break up surfaces that look too clean and enhances the appearance of a machine that has seen regular use.
Both products are designed to create streaks and similar weathering effects. Streakingbrusher is more practical for quick and precise local application because it features a long brush built directly into the cap. Draw several thin marks in the direction of the streaking, then soften and extend them with a clean brush lightly moistened with a suitable thinner. Start with a small amount – a few subtle, irregular streaks usually look more natural than many equally pronounced lines.
