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3 hours ago, PjKing1 said:

Hope this is ok to post as it’s missing the rest of the loco but the body will follow!

 

Class 40 bogie sides, looking rather worn, dirty and oily

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Paul


On the basis that it should look as if you need swarfega after you handle, job’s a good’un, Paul!

 

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1 hour ago, The Johnster said:


On the basis that it should look as if you need swarfega after you handle, job’s a good’un, Paul!

 

I know that mineral oil and plastic don’t mix - something I found out in my Triang days . Is diesel safe in plastic?

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On 27/09/2023 at 14:29, PjKing1 said:

Thanks very much, I’ve painted the bogies with acrylic matt black then added various weathering powders, then the oil effect was added using a method I’ve not tried before on a loco.  This is then sealed with matt varnish then some areas have more paint added along with more powders all over and into the oily areas then once again sealed with the matt varnish.  Oil affect is actually diesel oil mixed with black powder.

 

Thanks again 

 

Paul

That must smell a bit??!! At least it'd be an authentic smell...!! 

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