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Kyle's Custom Trains
Добавлен 4 янв 2021
Custom HO Scale ScaleTrains Rivet Counter BNSF Dash 9-44CW #4729 "Frankenbonnet"
Thank you all for all of the support and kind words over on my Instagram for the last 4729 I made. As promised here is the feature video as well as the eBay listing towards the bottom of this description. As for my subscribers here on RUclips, thank you all so much for the kind words and support from the last video. As mentioned in the video I plan to film another how-to weather a locomotive video with some updated techniques here very soon. I apologize for the not so brief hiatus I took but I plan on making at least a video a month as long as my schedule permits. I hope you all enjoy this video and I look forward to seeing you all in the next one.
eBay Listing:
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eBay Listing:
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Weathering an HO Scale Locomotive: Athearn Genesis BNSF Dash 9
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Recently I documented the weathering process from an almost straight out of the box locomotive to one thats made to look like it's seen over 20 years on the road. FRA Block Decals: www.ebay.com/itm/323760654112?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=JHWn6EL6SwG&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=1Btp6YzET8W&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
HO Scale Railfanning: Modern BNSF Intermodal Train
Просмотров 7 тыс.2 года назад
BNSF 4147 leads a modern BNSF intermodal train with BNSF 6111 and 7627 at the Livingston Model Railroad Club
New Bachmann ALC-42s at the Livingston Model Railroad Club
Просмотров 5 тыс.2 года назад
Some footage of the new Bachmann ALC-42s 300 and 301 at the Livingston Model Railroad Club in Livingston Montana
HO Scale BNSF Grain Train at Livingston Model Railroad Club
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.3 года назад
BNSF 5340 leads my personal favorite train around the club layout with 6111 as a powered DPU
Ho scale Amtrak and BNSF action at the Livingston Model Railroad Club
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A compilation of clips I've gathered from running my Amtrak long distance train and BNSF manifest train down at the club the past few weeks
Norfolk Southern 8099 passing through Bozeman
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Norfolk Southern 8099 makes a very surprise appearance in Montana on 5/30/21 heading back east after spending quite some time out west around Washington
Montana Rail Link 4407 near Bozeman Montana 5/15/21
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Montana Rail Link 4407 assists a BNSF manifest freight west heading into Bozeman on its way from Billings
BNSF 25th Anniversary Unit 5828 through Bozeman, Montana 3/18/21
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BNSF 25th anniversary unit number 5828 passes through Bozeman Montana trailing on a west bound intermodal train
Great video, worth the wait!!!!! Now, what club are you with?????
@@kvcroff thank you! I'm with the Livingston Model Railroad Club in Livingston, Montana
@kylescustomtrains I'll have to stop in one day on my to Glacier county from Browning. But I live in New Mexico now, also I'm a huge BN fan miss the cascade green!!!!!!
Fantastic work! I photographed this engine on two separate occasions.
Was parked at a truck stop in Washington a few weeks ago and saw that unit pass by but didn't catch the number. Nice work and thanks for sharing - now I can try to build one in N scale.
Also noticed the Montana- based layout. Love driving through Montana and seeing all that stuff. Delivered lumber in Bozeman a couple weeks ago and unloaded next to a couple of idling EMDs and it was cool. Working on my rookie layout based in Illinois / Missouri, but next I want to build an MRL (RIP)/BNSF layout based on the line between St.Regis, Paradise, and Thompson Falls.
Paperwork on the dash
Amazing Detail
Dude, $500 on eBay for this….you people need serious help. Yes it’s nice, yes it’s custom but goddamn. You could buy almost 3 brand new motors for that. If you can make this kinda money though Kyle, you keep doing it brotha. A fool and his money are always parted.
Up to 700 as I type
I have something similar, except it’s a Bluebox dummy. Also, where did you get that shop building in intro?
I'm not entirely sure, it's a part of my club layout that's been there longer than I have. More than likely a Walthers kit I'd say
@ okay I’ll look into that. I’m trying to build a railroad museum for a couple of old cars I have.
Awesome modeling skills. I really enjoyed this video. Dsve
awesome thanks for the post new sub Thanks for posting.😊😊👍👍
4729 passed me a few hours ago (sadly, I didn't see it, but it did pass skykomish railcam)
Also international shipping?
for that rag of an engine. should pay someone to take the rebuilt scrap. after all that's what it currently is on the bnsf railway.😂
🤩thats awesome. The frenkenbonnet!
Awesome 👍😎👍
Got the old FrankenBonnet, looks great man!
Wow, that looks great. Would have loved to see that weathering video.
Honestly thinking about making one for myself, once I do I'll definitely consider documenting the process
Foaming. Subscribed. Thank you for sharing with the rest of us . Beautiful work Fren.
@@ModelingSteelinHO of course!! Thank you for watching!
Good Job. 👏🏼
@@TroublesomeSlateTruck thank you!
@ You’re Welcome. ☺️
Thanks for sharing!!
@@dwayneisgrig7838 absolutely! Thank you for watching!!
Where have you been, more content please!?!?!?!?
@@kvcroff ask and you shall receive...
good mastery of the air brush. I can only get air or blobs out of mine. Have tried various models but all the same. Appreciate the speed up of the redundant and boring stuff.
Could you use the basics from this video on n scale
Yep, these methods work well for any scale
Excellent post. Very easy to follow. Looks like a quality airbrush will be on this years Christmas wish list! Thank you.
Looks good at arm's length but I think you went way too heavy on the trucks and fuel tank -- especially all that thick brown overspray from doing the trucks. Road vehicles splash dirt up the sides from the wheels because the wheels come right to the edge of the vehicle; rail wheels are ~5ft apart under a vehicle that's ~10ft wide, so you don't get splashing like that.
Great modeling and weathering...hopefully you do some other models
BNSF 777?
Outstanding work...
I always use water based acrylics for the grime wash, as it doesn't remove any previous paintwork.
I love how he modeled the “cab trash”. Every locomotive I’ve ever run has had a big pile of crew packs on the dash. That’s a great detail!
I model spring/summer 2008, and while the FRA reflective tape became mandatory in 2005, there were timetables for implementation that didn't mandate every single locomotive and piece of rolling stock get them overnight. 100% implementation on all rolling stock wasn't required until 2015 (2010 for locomotives), so I actually have a mix of cars that have and don't have the stripes in my fleet. For the most part I use prototype photos to determine if the item I'm currently working on would have had them, and if so where.
Awesome train, man. I love the weathering on that ATSF Dash 8 warbonnett! What year is this railroad supposed to model?
Nice work
The first thing I noticed was the triple 7
So I model UPRR If I wanted I wanted to take that yellow and make it look faded/20yrs on the road look, would you recommend spraying on that white?
Recently I've had more luck with an sand/tan color paint which looks pretty much the same as a white fade with less paint clumps visible. I'd say a few coats of that would work just as well if not better on yellow than white would
@@kylescustomtrains If you're getting clumping on a fade coat, dilute the paint more, and use a high-quality modelling acrylic like Tamiya or Vallejo. I find that gives a much more uniform result than random craft acrylics.
I thought your weathering results were great, but what really impressed me were the graffitied grain cars at the end of the video. I was just wondering why I never saw any graffiti in any videos and how it would add more realism to the layout!
Do you do anything to protect the electrical components in the wheel sets during weathering or have to do anything afterward to ensure good electrical connection between track & locomotive?
Often times I will have to clean the wheels on the locomotive if too much paint finds it's way back there, although it isn't too difficult to remove with a little bit of rubbing alcohol and a q-tip
Y Athearn have lit number boards on the dash 9s an not on the ES44's
The Dash 9s have been newly tooled for Genesis but Athearn is coming out with a new run of Gevos that have been updated to meet the new higher detail standards of Genesis and will have pretty much all the same features as the dash 9s like lit numberboards, roller bearing trucks, ground lights, etc.
I saw a CSX version of Triple 7 in Real Life before
Just noticed after liking your video that I was the 777th like lol
Please keep making more of these videos. This is amazing.
I, have used weathered chalks before.
thank, you for you're video. HO Scale. [GRACELAND FARM. INC. LLC. EST. 1900s] EAST COAST VA. 🇺🇸
Looks great! Thanks for showing us the process! -Mike
Your weathering techniques certainly do produce a very authentic and credible result. Thanks for producing and sharing this very informative video.
This setup looks expensive.
I just throw them around in the dirt and then wipe it off. works pretty well.
Weathering cars and engines are no good. Stop ruining those pieces of good equipment!
Looks life like - amazing now we need graffiti on box cars .
Somebody put this engine in a movie and call it “Unstoppable” cause this engine is a true triple-7 moment
Pretty much
Nice GE weathering!