>>5840150It's not bad, but my advice is to pull back a little. it's pretty heavy handed right now. Too many people make the mistake of just going in and doing what feels right to them. For best results, you should Google up some real weathering patterns on real firearms (make sure you're getting legit results, there are a lot of fake weathered airsoft guns and stuff) and use them as reference for what areas wear down/make contact with stuff on a gun. In most cases you see this type of silver weathering on hard edges, not so much evenly distributed across flat surfaces like you've done towards the stock.
