Tony Teague

Rea;;y excellent Mick - filthy yet subtle.

Just keeps getting better!

Superb job!

Lookin' right mucky now!

Probably no need!

I am sure most fireman got pretty dirty during a days work

Looks great!

Is the fireman rubbing his eyes in order to remove excess weathering?

Will call by on Sunday

4 hours ago, Mick Bonwick said:

Heading for a dirty weekend. 

Too much information!

Will you be at Scaleforum?

Tony

Grime building nicely!

Very subtle!

Excellent!

I do like a good bit of filth!

Great start!

Is that it?

Tony

15 hours ago, Mick Bonwick said:

It's a quiz, but without prizes. 

Bu**er.

I'd go with Dullcote, a light airbrushing in track dirt or similar on the wheel treads and in a stripe down the boiler from the chimney, plus powders to complete - black smoke & dark earth.

Tony

Is that rhetorical, or is it a quiz?

This layer adds a further dimension - I was concerned with the last one that the yellow bits looked too bright in relation to the dirt on the wheels.

Tony

I must remember to wear mine!

Nice!

The epitome of minimalist weathering.

(Not something I am good at...)

Tony

Mick

Looks great but I feel that the net should be a bit "less black" / used.

Not sure how you would do this.....

Tony

Mick

Did you apply a coat of Testors before you started on the pigments?

Tony

Hi Mick

Why have you chosen not to use a Panel Line Wash for this work?

Tony

Can't do mine, its raining.

You plonker!

Looks in focus to me - and a pretty good interior!

Tony

Looks a bit like when my airbrush clogs - and far easier than spoiling a perfectly good toothbrush!

Stunning work!