Road vehicles in a scrapyard.

[Allegheny1600]

Hi guys,

I'm into weathering and whilst surfing a US forum, i came across this youtube clip, i certainly find it inspirational, hope you do too.

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=sC4iAzDlQpY

There is one Brit in amongst all those Yankee cars etc but the techniques are applicable to any prototype. A good way of incorporating all those sixties cars into a more modern layout, perhaps!

Cheers,

John E.

[Les Bird]

Hi guys,

I'm into weathering and whilst surfing a US forum, i came across this youtube clip, i certainly find it inspirational, hope you do too.

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=sC4iAzDlQpY

There is one Brit in amongst all those Yankee cars etc but the techniques are applicable to any prototype. A good way of incorporating all those sixties cars into a more modern layout, perhaps!

Cheers,

John E.

The rust effects are brilliant! Any idea of the scale?

[Allegheny1600]

Hi Les,

As far as i know, it's all H0 scale but i can't guarentee that!

Cheers,

John E.

[shortliner]

Found this via Yorkshire Pullmans Cheshire Railway Modellers site - http://www.youtube.c...h?v=iY6CgYjxfzQ - 1:24 scale ( I believe the ones in the earlier link are too) but well worth looking at - how to make a junker for a scrap yard

[steve1]

As a one-time custom car & hot rod model builder, I would be very surprised if the original models were anything less than 1/24 scale. Excellent work they are too.

 

steve