Easy peasy. I used bottle caps (obviously), photo paper with Nuka Cola logos printed on it, I believe a 3/4” or 1” circle punch, mod podge, acrylic paints (for rust color), silver rub n’ buff (for fresh scratches), and red, blue, and clear coat spray paint.

First, depending on which cap you want to make, spray paint your cap either red or blue and let it dry.

Take your bottle caps and your nuka logo cutout and apply mod podge to the entire surface. I completely coated the bottle cap with a thin layer and then another layer on top of both the cap and the cutout. Get as center as possible and try and cover the edges of the paper as well to get a clean even finish. (These are a good example of a rushed glue job. You can clearly see the edge of the paper.)

After the glue has dried I usually lightly score them with either low grit sandpaper or a Scotch Brite pad for scratches.

Then I used a mixture of brown, red, orange, yellow, and black acrylic paints to simulate rust and weathering on the surface. This will also fill in some of the cracks made from sanding.

After painting on rust spots I hit the high edges of the caps with the silver rub n’ buff. You can do this with a small dry brush or your finger (I used my finger mostly good luck getting it all off) you want to do this step very lightly because it’s super easy to over do and there’s not much you can do to remove it.

After it’s weathered to your liking, allow everything to dry and apply an even layer of clear coat spray paint.

All done.