Hi Rob and those coaches came out so well, I love the fact that you did each one to a slightly different degree of weathering which of course is how they would have been. The panel lining adds so much to it too, I have been meaning to try that myself and now I have seen you do this then I will definitely give it a go. Top work my friend and thank you for showing us you technique. Cheers for now mate. ………….Graham
Hi Graham, I am surprised you haven't tried panel lining. I use the technique on more than one thing. You should try it it. Thank you my friend, I am glad you liked the video, Thank you very much, Rob
@@FarlandHowe I know Rob, I’ve seen this before and thought I must try it but just never got round to doing it, hopefully then after seeing this video it may give me more inspiration to try it. Cheers for now mate. ………. Graham
Just found this video Rob, nice weathering! I never thought of using Sky Blue, I've always faded with whites and Buff colours but that Sky Blue looks spot on!
Hi, Scott, It can be fun. I started in earnest on my n scale stock. I got fairly confident with that and felt easy about tackling the more expensive OO. Best of luck and thank you so much, Rob
Hi David, Thank you Sir. I decided to leave the big blob in and the other goofs too. One side went perfectly the other was a mess. I just wanted folks to see that it was okay if it happens. They can recover. Thank you so much, cheers, Rob
Very well done Rob, I can see me following the procedure you have shown. How are you these day? I had people becoming rude about the way I talk, not bothering to ask me why...Take care...Simon
Hi Simon, How nice to hear from you. How is the new shed coming along? How about the track plan? People being rude?? I get that all the time, sometimes they are vicious dogs about it. You can guess what I say to myself about them. Rude people...it might be the pandemic I guess. It is fairly easy to weather this variety of coach. Thank you so very much, Rob
Hi Rob, the shed is taking longer than I expected, cannot get workers easily where I live. It seems to be on track, excuse the pun, for the end of July. I have purchased a number of books about track plans, which I will be using alongside Anyrail...simon
Hi Dave, The paintbooth came from Amazon although since I acquired it I have seen them from many other places. The filter traps the paint but the thinners go out into the air. That is why I like paints that thin well with spirit. Thank you so much, Rob
Nice work Rob, very realistic weathering. Excellent video
Cary
Hiya Cary, awesome that you liked it. Have a great weekend, thank you so much, Rob
Excellent tutorial Rob, and really excellent weathering, great work, cheers for now mate, John
Hi John, So pleased you enjoyed it. Thank you so much, bye for now, Rob
Hi Rob and those coaches came out so well, I love the fact that you did each one to a slightly different degree of weathering which of course is how they would have been. The panel lining adds so much to it too, I have been meaning to try that myself and now I have seen you do this then I will definitely give it a go. Top work my friend and thank you for showing us you technique. Cheers for now mate. ………….Graham
Hi Graham, I am surprised you haven't tried panel lining. I use the technique on more than one thing. You should try it it. Thank you my friend, I am glad you liked the video, Thank you very much, Rob
@@FarlandHowe I know Rob, I’ve seen this before and thought I must try it but just never got round to doing it, hopefully then after seeing this video it may give me more inspiration to try it. Cheers for now mate. ………. Graham
Hi Rob
Well demonstrated and weathering does make a difference. Those oil brushes are excellent I have a few myself too.
Cheers Kev
Thanks Kev, The oil paint works a treat in BR blue. Thank you so much, Rob
Fantastic effect Rob, looks like the real deal 👍brilliant
Hi Phil, thank you, I’m glad you said so. Thank you so much, Rob
Just found this video Rob, nice weathering! I never thought of using Sky Blue, I've always faded with whites and Buff colours but that Sky Blue looks spot on!
Yes, it does seem to match very well. Certainly whites and greys have their place, but the sky blue is very and easy. Thank you, Rob
Nicely done Rob, may have to have a go at that myself.
Hi, Scott, It can be fun. I started in earnest on my n scale stock. I got fairly confident with that and felt easy about tackling the more expensive OO. Best of luck and thank you so much, Rob
Beautiful job on those Rob. I have the same sort of results with the panel line marker, it either doesn't flow or it flows everywhere. David.
Hi David, Thank you Sir. I decided to leave the big blob in and the other goofs too. One side went perfectly the other was a mess. I just wanted folks to see that it was okay if it happens. They can recover. Thank you so much, cheers, Rob
Very well done Rob, I can see me following the procedure you have shown. How are you these day? I had people becoming rude about the way I talk, not bothering to ask me why...Take care...Simon
Hi Simon, How nice to hear from you. How is the new shed coming along? How about the track plan? People being rude?? I get that all the time, sometimes they are vicious dogs about it. You can guess what I say to myself about them. Rude people...it might be the pandemic I guess. It is fairly easy to weather this variety of coach. Thank you so very much, Rob
Hi Rob, the shed is taking longer than I expected, cannot get workers easily where I live. It seems to be on track, excuse the pun, for the end of July. I have purchased a number of books about track plans, which I will be using alongside Anyrail...simon
@@SimonLivertonCentral Good news. Best of luck.
HI Rob some good tips there on the weathering, looks great. is your spray booth made by yourself or is it a bought in item
Hi Dave, The paintbooth came from Amazon although since I acquired it I have seen them from many other places. The filter traps the paint but the thinners go out into the air. That is why I like paints that thin well with spirit. Thank you so much, Rob