Looks great. The video is so informative. I like how the car got dulled down with the airbrush. Made it look so realistic. Working in the chemical industry years ago that is how those cars would look. You did it well. Thanks Dan.
Thanks for doing this video Dan. I think today is the 3rd time I have watched this one since you put it out. Great tips and techniques and a great reminder as I now start to weather 16 sulfur cars
Simple techniques, great results!! Just one tip... You could put a little Orange paint in the safety strips while it is still in the roll, that way you can fade a lot of them in no time...
Great video and tutorial of weathering a tank car! I've learned a lot from you Dan bcuz I too do my own weathering and graffiti work now on my h.o.scale rolling stock and for customers as well. I have an airbrush that I use on the undercarriage and then use powders and or washes. I've got 16years experience with the airbrush so doing rolling stock was a breeze. I'm also doing railroad dioramas and have sold abt a dozen of those. Thanks again for sharing your videos with us along with your time and effort!
Thanks for showing how to use sponges. I have a couple of cars where I'm going to need that kind of technique and it's the only one I can think of that I don't think you'd shown in detail before now. Shame it's so hard to see the results against the black car, but just seeing you do it was super-helpful. It does show better right at the end of the video.
Hey Dan I’ve been watching your videos forever and I’ve seen you get better and better as time goes but this is definitely your best work I’ve seen so far great job 👏 but just to let you know I’m going to shout out your channel today on derail Darrell’s channel we’re going live it’s called west coast Wednesday hopefully you could join us modelers lol great video and see you in the next one
Nice video, I have several Corn Syrup tanks I want to mass produce, so some of your techniques will help. I also like the how you point out you can go farther on cars if you like. Thinking every 3rd or 4th car I could do a few more details to make them stand out and also still save time. Thanks
Depending on what you're modeling, simple weathering can be the most realistic. Pretty much every box car on the rails is covered in graffiti so, if you want to run realistic box cars, you're going to have to put in a lot of time. Most gons are completely beaten up. But it always amazes me that you can see a Norfolk Southern or CSX unit grain train of hoppers that are basically a huge off-white graffiti canvas but, in a 100 car train, often only five or six will have any substantial graffiti on them, and another ten or eleven will have a little bit of scribble. The rest are just slightly dirty and could certainly be weathered on a production line. 100 cars with detailed weathering would just look wrong, in that case.
One interesting technique. It's strange the model manufacturers haven't made more common tank cars. Doing some UTLX Panda Bear cars like #630133 for Sodium Hydroxide service. The Walthers 16,000 gallon car fill the void. The solid black cars like #631188 are easy to do also. Cars with two valve covers and recessed ladder well like GATX #233759 can be done with two Intermountain 19,000 tankers. It works best to use a 1 1/2 pvc tube cutter with the twist knob.
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Looks great. The video is so informative. I like how the car got dulled down with the airbrush. Made it look so realistic. Working in the chemical industry years ago that is how those cars would look. You did it well. Thanks Dan.
Thanks for doing this video Dan. I think today is the 3rd time I have watched this one since you put it out. Great tips and techniques and a great reminder as I now start to weather 16 sulfur cars
Brilliant work! :-) So subtle.
Cool tankers! Love your work.
Great video. Thanks. 😊
Simple techniques, great results!! Just one tip... You could put a little Orange paint in the safety strips while it is still in the roll, that way you can fade a lot of them in no time...
Great video and tutorial of weathering a tank car! I've learned a lot from you Dan bcuz I too do my own weathering and graffiti work now on my h.o.scale rolling stock and for customers as well. I have an airbrush that I use on the undercarriage and then use powders and or washes. I've got 16years experience with the airbrush so doing rolling stock was a breeze. I'm also doing railroad dioramas and have sold abt a dozen of those. Thanks again for sharing your videos with us along with your time and effort!
Thanks for showing how to use sponges. I have a couple of cars where I'm going to need that kind of technique and it's the only one I can think of that I don't think you'd shown in detail before now. Shame it's so hard to see the results against the black car, but just seeing you do it was super-helpful. It does show better right at the end of the video.
Thanks for sharing this! It looks really good!
Nice video Dan. As always I'm impressed with the level of detail you put into your weathering projects. - Nicholas.
Stellar results as usual!
awesome work Dan
Hey Dan I’ve been watching your videos forever and I’ve seen you get better and better as time goes but this is definitely your best work I’ve seen so far great job 👏 but just to let you know I’m going to shout out your channel today on derail Darrell’s channel we’re going live it’s called west coast Wednesday hopefully you could join us modelers lol great video and see you in the next one
Nice video, I have several Corn Syrup tanks I want to mass produce, so some of your techniques will help. I also like the how you point out you can go farther on cars if you like. Thinking every 3rd or 4th car I could do a few more details to make them stand out and also still save time. Thanks
Depending on what you're modeling, simple weathering can be the most realistic. Pretty much every box car on the rails is covered in graffiti so, if you want to run realistic box cars, you're going to have to put in a lot of time. Most gons are completely beaten up. But it always amazes me that you can see a Norfolk Southern or CSX unit grain train of hoppers that are basically a huge off-white graffiti canvas but, in a 100 car train, often only five or six will have any substantial graffiti on them, and another ten or eleven will have a little bit of scribble. The rest are just slightly dirty and could certainly be weathered on a production line. 100 cars with detailed weathering would just look wrong, in that case.
One interesting technique. It's strange the model manufacturers haven't made more common tank cars. Doing some UTLX Panda Bear cars like #630133 for Sodium Hydroxide service. The Walthers 16,000 gallon car fill the void. The solid black cars like #631188 are easy to do also. Cars with two valve covers and recessed ladder well like GATX #233759 can be done with two Intermountain 19,000 tankers. It works best to use a 1 1/2 pvc tube cutter with the twist knob.
Great video as always! What kind of storage boxes are you storring the car's in? Saves alot of space
Great video! Amazing collection of tankers! What pressure did you use to spray the wash?
Thanks!
Dan, regarding a new in the box car or engine, once I remove it from the box, should I wash it before starting the weathering...
@31:00 Are those Pizza boxes with shelf liners in them?
What’s the trick to get the “rims” of the wheels to shine after weathering the rest of them, like TGOX 1844 at the very end shot in this video?
Excellent video...... what psi were you using to do this?
40PSI at all times for basically everything, I set it at 40 the day I bought it and that was years ago now!
Can you weather a coupke ADM corn syrup cars
I have A ADM I was saving for a vid! That will come soon.
@@DansRailroad2011 awesome. I have 2 intermountains i wanna take the old logo off. Any tips?
@@fnava1987 you can use a little Micro-Sol solvent on a tiny brush or Q-tip to soften and scratch out the logo