Following on from last nights post, here's the same thing after ten years of wear and tear.

Weathering has been done with some Humbrol white weathering powder and some old cars weathering powders, mainly black, brown and rust. The leadroof was first washed with the white powder and white spirit. Lead tends to whiten as it ages and then it was given a wash of the black and whiote white spirit. This took the edge of the white and added the soot.

The sides were done in a mixture of the brown and black. whit copious amounts of white spirit to prevent it looking to extreme.

Finally the girders were done in rust. This has been washed down a couple of times and I may do it again, as I had forgotten just how far a little rust powder goes.

Dean