Weathering Model Railway Track using WWS Rust Weathering Powders
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2020
- In this video Martyn shows you how to use the WWS Rust Weathering powder, to create old, disused, abandoned or unused sidings. This is the first in a series of 4 videos, so make sure you subscribe and hit that bell to stay up to date with follow up videos.
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I really enjoy using your weathering powders the rust is spot on , well presented great work 👍🏻
Peaks 47 thanks sam
Going to use this technique on my track, thanks for posting!
Great let me know how you get off.
Nice and simple, I cant wait to see what you do with the other colours of the weathering powders.
Alex Hill Oh I’m getting carried away now. I’m planning tunnels and all sorts of things 😱😱😂😂
@@WWSCENICS down the rabbit hole now alice lol
Alex Hill 🙈🙈😂
Looks great with the rust effect. Would look amazing in a derelict siding with static grass around 😀
Future Videos are going to show the finished products with all the other weathering powders and grass
Well demonstrated and I will certainly be watching the next videos on blending in, The Powders do look good value when will they be back in stock ?
I'm waiting on a message that should tell me they are back in. Should be tonight
Hello - after applying a few of your weathering powders (soot, rust, etc) to my track ballast (very random) and sleepers, do I need to seal this somehow? Only I don’t want any of my precious locos picking this up :)
Hi. Yes you can seal it with a Matt varnish. It might change the colour s bit. Make them bolder. But it will stop anything going on your locos. Do a test first.
Hope this helps
Martyn
When the powder dries does it go back to how it is straight from the container or does it stick like paint still? In other words if I'm not happy with how it looks when it dries can I work some of it off with a dry brush without having to rewet it or take it all off and start over? Also when I clean the track in the future with liquid cleaner will this affect it by leaving streaks in it where it has been removed by the cleaner or leave bare spots where it gets completely washed off? How well will it hold up over time I guess is what I'm asking. -Wil. 👍
William Bryant hi will great questions. You pretty much answered them all. Cleaners will remove them. Or water. They will wash off. However. Once you get the look you want. If you go over them with Matt varnish it should seal them. And will stay ok when cleaning.
Hope this answers your questions
@@WWSCENICS Thanks
Did the audio for anyone else stop soon as he started putting rust on the rails?
Never been told of any problems sorry
@@WWSCENICS might just be my phone. I'll rewatch on my phone later on
Yes, same for me.
It came back at about 4.45.
I'm on a tablet in case that is relevant.
From 2:50 to 4:43 I had no sound. I'm using a regular PC and I don't have any problems on other RUclips content.