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Mr Sheep,

 

Do you just apply the powders with a brush? Your weathering is great! I'd love to get similar results on my wagons. 

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8 hours ago, WM183 said:

Mr Sheep,

 

Do you just apply the powders with a brush? Your weathering is great! I'd love to get similar results on my wagons. 

 

Hi Whisky Mike. 

 

The powders are applied using any one of a selection of make up brushes. They give better results than paint brushes and different brushes give different effects. 

 

 

Have a go!

 

Rob 

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Evening all.

 

Latest weathering subjects have been the trackwork on the new layout. 

 

Standard PECO code 75. 

 

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Rob. 

 

 

 

 

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An older view of a siding at Mutton. 

 

 

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3 hours ago, Mick Bonwick said:

 

Six points? SIX?

 

 

Nice weathering!

 

 

Thanks Mick...............I agree regards the points. Getting a bit cocky. It's like Clapham Junction and I will rein it in for the next one........

 

 

Rob 

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The most recent project has been a Hornby Peckett. Weathered using just powders, sealed with Humbrol Matt Acrylic Varnish.  

 

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Rob. 

 

 

 

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4 hours ago, DeeeUU said:

NHY581  - This is really great. I used the Humbrol Matt acrylic varnish on a black wagon kit,  I did and it turned the truck grey in parts. I had used a transfer and micro sol.. Sorry I am just a beginner. I have been trying to find the cause. Could it be I hadn't shaken the can enough? I am about to use some Powsides transfers , I'm hoping it doesn't turn them grey too. Any advice and help appreciated. Many thanks

 

 

 

 

Hi D. 

 

It's blooming. 

 

If I was a betting man, I would say this could be down to any one of s few things. 

 

Temperature of the can/contents. 

 

Temperature of surroundings.  

 

Amount sprayed on. 

 

 

So, 

Try to avoid spraying in cold dampish conditions. 

 

Pre warm can( usual disclaimer)...I stand mine for a bit in warm water then shake well. 

 

Light spray from a distance so that the varnish is all but dry on hitting the model. Better a couple of light passes than one thick one methinks. 

 

I hope this helps. 

 

 

Rob. 

 

 

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Morning all. No new projects yet but I may well be having a go at another Peckett over the weekend. 

 

For now, a couple of images of Bachmann Scenecraft buildings with a bit of added paint and powders. 

 

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Rob. 

 

 

** Some later images added showing buildings in situ. 

 

 

 

 

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And a final view of the Pannier.  1014273380_Screenshot_20210712-214842_SamsungInternet-01.jpeg.c0a3ef3806f102299eeb38837259d885.jpeg

 

Rob.  

 

 

 

 

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I've just read all the way throught this thread and it is fascinating to see how your weathering has evolved and, dare I say it, improved. Your 16T mineral wagons are, I think, the best I've seen.  I've got a rake to do and if i can get them half as good I'll be pleased.

 

DT

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Thanks DT. 

 

You are spot on.  Things have evolved over time and I think I have improved and hopefully will continue to do so. 

 

Key is not to rush. 

 

 

Rob. 

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4 hours ago, Barry O said:

Rob,, you started off at a very high standard and continue to progress. Lovely work!

 

Baz

 

Very kind of you, Baz. 

 

Thank you. 

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On 27/06/2020 at 18:45, durham light infantry said:

Rob, have you seen this? Picked it up today, could be something you might use.

 

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Hi Mike. 

 

I've not used mig products at all. However, I am looking at some of the techniques used by our military modelling chums in relation to my new 7mm adventure and mig does figure a lot in their world..

 

 

Rob.  

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It's been a while but a couple more views of Sheep Dip by way of a round up. 

 

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As per earlier entries, I keep to the  same palette be it for locos, stock, track or buildings. I hope therefore that this give a consistent appearance to the layouts.

 

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Rob. 

 

 

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2 hours ago, NHY 581 said:

I've not used mig products at all. However, I am looking at some of the techniques used by our military modelling chums in relation to my new 7mm adventure and mig does figure a lot in their world..

 

The pigments are much more finely ground than those you are used to. Very subtle results can be achieved. Vast selection of colours in both pigments and washes, so beware the collector temptation. I know about these things! :P

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On 22/08/2020 at 22:23, Mick Bonwick said:

 

The pigments are much more finely ground than those you are used to. Very subtle results can be achieved. Vast selection of colours in both pigments and washes, so beware the collector temptation. I know about these things! :P

 

Mmmmmm....

 

I have thus far steered clear of the large display of mig stuff in the local model shop..........

 

 

That said......

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1 hour ago, NHY 581 said:

 

Mmmmmm....

 

I have thus far steered clear of the large display of mig stuff in the local model shop..........

 

 

That said......

I have some older mig stuff. It is very "lumpy" for some reason. If you aren't careful if you break up a lump othr colours appear.

 

Nice colouration and it sticks well though..

 

Baz

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