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Jintyman

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  1. Here is a picture of a fruit D I did with a mixture of liquids, powders and paint.

    Not the best photo, but you can see the way the black liquids enhance the planking, all mainly trial and error, until you get the result you want.

     

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    Sorry for the hijack.

     

    Jinty ;-)

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  2. Hi there,

    Weathering is a difficult task, as everyone has a different perception (and opinion in some cases) of what is acceptable.

     

    I use a mixture of paints, weathering liquids and powders.

     

    I utilise the paints for more heavy staining, but I usually work over the areas with powders too. But one of the better products (in my own opinion) are weathering liquids.

    Available from Modelmates (and Humbrol I think as well), they are painted on into corners and raised detail, then I use a cotton bud dipped in water to wipe off the excess, leaving the corners and raised detail picked out more. Then usually weathering powders and finish off with a matt varnish.

     

    Weathering liquids can be found here or at model shops http://www.modelmates.co.uk/

     

    The main thing is practice and patience.

    Regards

     

    Jinty ;-)

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  3. This is just immense!!!!!

     

    Happy Birthday, and keep it all going, it's modellers like yourselves that make people like me, who've hung around for a long time just reading and looking at others work, have the confidence to start a layout thread of their own, and the help, in both directions, is all too willingly given, and received for that matter as well.

     

    Although I've only posted on this thread once previously, I do catch up whenever I can, and the banter and modelling is all good.

     

    Thanks again, and don't forget the Radox after that wiring under the boards!!!! :drag:

     

    Jinty ;-)

  4. Great work, and a fantastic layout, it has just so much little detail that makes it stand out!!!

     

    As for the Roco (type) vs Kadee, I use Kadee on all my stock and I find them very forgiving. I was using No. 18's on most of the stock as my minimum radius was 30", but after fitting 2 single slips, I got problems. I hadn't realised that they were only 24" radius!!!! :O Still most of the stock still traversed the slips, but just a few didn't, and it would be the ones that need to as well!!!!!

    So I changed them all to No.19's, and the Bachmann Mk1/2's to No.20's.

     

    I find them very reliable and easy to fit to older stock too! Plus the uncoupling benefit as well, I'd say they are the ones for you ;-)

     

    Regards

     

    Jinty ;-)

  5. Just amazing!!!!!! :O

     

    This will be awesome once it's finished, I've just looked back at how you've gone about all the details, and you attention to detail is outstanding!!!

     

    Keep it going with the excellent work

     

    Jinty ;-)

  6. Nice set of 37's there.........

     

    I'm taking the plunge and I'm going to fit 47424 with some Legoman Biffo sound this month sometime. How do you find his sound, I've heard plenty on YouTube but not in the flesh?

     

    Layout is looking great, nice little details dotted around just gives it life and atmosphere

     

    Jinty ;-)

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  7. I agree with the poster above ^^^^^^

     

    You just don't hang around do you :O

     

    Love the scrap yard tool shed, just the sort of thing they'd utilise :paint:

     

    Keep it all going, and not forgetting you've got the layout at home too!!! :O

     

    I will make it over one evening (still want those POA's), it's just when work allows me time off on a Friday!!! :scratchhead:

     

    Regards Jinty ;-)

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