I think that's perhaps the biggest and perhaps most difficult step to attaining realism. Difficult in that it requires attacking the high dollar toys. You do a wonderful job on these projects.
I am so intimidated by air brushes, I try to stay away from paint thinner these days after 15 years in a factory getting on my skin daily. Thank you for showing both methods I have lost over 20 friends to cancer since I left the job. I use thinner etc. very sparingly these days and avoid it when possible. Thanks again for all the great videos.
Thank you very much Francisco! There is a video being published next Friday on how to both carve and paint portals. I have a poll active right now where you can vote for the type of portals I will make in the video. There are currently only 9 votes so yours will have significant weight. Check out the Patreon page for information and poll (Link is upper right hand corner, in the banner of the channel page). The portals are given away to the Patron who gives me the best reason.
I like both methods but I prefer the brush method too. It adds more streaks then the airbrush does. The engines have a nice used look to them and the weathering adds character to any model. Thanks for sharing this tutorial.
Hola Marklin, somos la segunda lengua más hablada del mundo y a ti no te cuesta trabajo duplicar tus vídeos traducidos para así aprender y disfrutar con tus ponencias. Saludos
Thank you Norman! There is a video being published next Friday on how to both carve and paint portals. I have a poll active right now where you can vote for the type of portals I will make in the video. There are currently only 9 votes so yours will have significant weight. Check out the Patreon page for information and poll (Link is upper right hand corner, in the banner of the channel page). The portals are given away to the Patron who gives me the best reason.
Thank you Chad! Good to hear you like the stuff. There is a video being published next Friday on how to both carve and paint portals. I have a poll active right now where you can vote for the type of portals I will make in the video. There are currently only 9 votes so yours will have significant weight. Check out the Patreon page for information and poll (Link is upper right hand corner, in the banner of the channel page). The portals are given away to the Patron who gives me the best reason.
Thank you very much Florian! There is a video being published next Friday on how to both carve and paint portals. I have a poll active right now where you can vote for the type of portals I will make in the video. There are currently only 9 votes so yours will have significant weight. Check out the Patreon page for information and poll (Link is upper right hand corner, in the banner of the channel page). The portals are given away to the Patron who gives me the best reason.
Martin, I don't see your channel much as I am not a 'Patreon', but when I see it it is always interesting. This almost universal method of weathering worries me: aren't you spraying grit into drive and valve gear bearings? Take care. Pete T
Thank you David! There is a video being published next Friday on how to both carve and paint portals. I have a poll active right now where you can vote for the type of portals I will make in the video. There are currently only 9 votes so yours will have significant weight. Check out the Patreon page for information and poll (Link is upper right hand corner, in the banner of the channel page). The portals are given away to the Patron who gives me the best reason.
Dear Jason Thank you very much for this video. That is the one I have been waiting for years: Wheathering a steam locomotive in an easy way but with a phantastic result.
Thank you Philly! There is a video being published next Friday on how to both carve and paint portals. I have a poll active right now where you can vote for the type of portals I will make in the video. There are currently only 9 votes so yours will have significant weight. Check out the Patreon page for information and poll (Link is upper right hand corner, in the banner of the channel page). The portals are given away to the Patron who gives me the best reason.
@@marklinofsweden please watch my channel ruclips.net/p/PLdIWyY8ZUR03gjz7mQKbQq3mHGS_WfP_a Building "Scheisse am Alln" , not realistic, but who cares...;)
I have tried the airbrush, but the learning curve is steep. And that becomes a problem when your past 50. The other downfall is the vulnerability of the airbrush, i my experience it is more cleaning then painting. So i am happy you explain both ways, airbrush as well as the traditional way.
Excellent video, I weather buildings with a wash of Tamiya matt black and they look good, but I've never done a locomotive. I think now I will try it on a Fleischmann type 50 in N scale. No airbrush, however.
I'd be interested in seeing your results! Some of the techniques for HO don't scale down too well in my limited experience of wagon weathering. I haven't dared taken paint to my expensive Fleischmanns yet!!
Hi! Yes. :) That is what I think every time too before starting. But! Then I rush into the fun of weathering and forget all about the slider and end up with the task of cleaning it. I suspect there are more people also missing that detail, so then it might be a good idea also how to teach a proper cleaning. Thank you for the positive feedback! Wish you a nice week!
They look great! I got some chalks for Christmas exactly for this purpose. I also got a new FenFa- steamer and have the evil intention to germanize it painting it black, weathering it and installinga three-light head-signal.
Hi! Thank you! The bridge video is in production and will be completed within a week or two. There is a video being published next Friday on how to both carve and paint portals. I have a poll active right now where you can vote for the type of portals I will make in the video. There are currently only 9 votes so yours will have significant weight. Check out the Patreon page for information and poll (Link is upper right hand corner, in the banner of the channel page). The portals are given away to the Patron who gives me the best reason.
Thank you for this great tutorial, i also did this weathering on my br 50 . I’am very pleased the way They are Look now. Is it posible to made a tutorial of weathering a diesel lok . Great job thankyou
Why not mask windows and wheels with Tamiya Masking tape? BTW there are ready to use washes from Tamiya or AMMO Mig, as well as Nature/streaking Effects from AMMO MIG.
Great video...a quick remark on the reference picture you show at the begining...it shows a DR (Deutsche Reichsbahn) steamer of DDR days. In eastern Germany mostly "brown coal" was used where as in the West "black coal" was used...it was a question of available resources. The brownish tone of the eastern BR50 is hence not necessarily too correct for a western DB version...great video never the less and top results.
I was surprised the way you weather your locomotives (no special care for wheel contacts, for the windows...). The acrylic paints seems not to catch on some plastic parts (using oil paints is more convenient) but I have to admit that the result is very realistic. Good job 👍 what about a green locomotive (SNCB for exemple) ? Would you use the same colors ? Thanks
Hei Odd! Nej, det har jag inte prövat ännu. Det finns med på listan över saker jag vill göra. Ett litet gruv diorama, typ horisontal shaft opening och tvärsnitt så man ser gruvan under marken.
Tack! 38:a? Jag måste erkänna att jag fick googla lite för att kolla upp hur en 38:a ser ut. Men wow! Jättesnygg ju! Roco verkar ha en jättfint detaljerad version utan badkarstender (jag är inte så förtjust i dem).. Undrar om den finns i 3-rälsutförande? Tack för tipset!
Nice video. How do you get away with spraying on to the wheels. I've tried airbrushing anywhere near them, but the valve gear and copper pickups still seem to fail!
One hint for newcomers to weathering is to buy an old locomotive or rolling stock, even non running but too cheap to care about and start by practicing on that. Incidentally English is a language full of traps for the non native speaker. And although it differs considerably throughout the world the word 'swab' is universally pronounced as "swob" like the 'a" was an 'o'.
Great video marklinofsweden: "thumbs up"! I´m a german Z-scale enthusiast and do this work by brush painting and saving by clearcoat since many years to my Z-scale locos and rolling stock! Another thing is improving the driving conditions of this little locos for analog using. On my chanel it´s shown some picture storys and driving scenes about! How "to do" videos about are to timeconsuming and for that reason not exist. In that case it´s always a pleasure to watch your videos! Kindly "Der Z-Crack" Modelrailroadvideos in scale Z
I can not find the other video you made about 4 - 5 months back with the other steam engine you showed how to weather..... could you repost it? Respectfully, Jeanpierre
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I think that's perhaps the biggest and perhaps most difficult step to attaining realism. Difficult in that it requires attacking the high dollar toys. You do a wonderful job on these projects.
I am so intimidated by air brushes, I try to stay away from paint thinner these days after 15 years in a factory getting on my skin daily. Thank you for showing both methods I have lost over 20 friends to cancer since I left the job. I use thinner etc. very sparingly these days and avoid it when possible. Thanks again for all the great videos.
Martin, you are a master.
And your English is perfect, I understood everything!
Congratulations by your job.
Thank you very much Francisco! There is a video being published next Friday on how to both carve and paint portals. I have a poll active right now where you can vote for the type of portals I will make in the video. There are currently only 9 votes so yours will have significant weight. Check out the Patreon page for information and poll (Link is upper right hand corner, in the banner
of the channel page). The portals are given away to the Patron who gives me the best reason.
I like both methods but I prefer the brush method too. It adds more streaks then the airbrush does. The engines have a nice used look to them and the weathering adds character to any model. Thanks for sharing this tutorial.
I agree with you on that for sure. Once you get your way with the brush, it´ll take you further in terms of weathering.
Absolutely amazing explanations and video. I am a novice to this hobby and yet I now feel confident to weather my Fleischmann BR50. Thank you so much
Those locomotives are beautiful! The weathering makes them look perfect!
Working Br50s as I remember them!
Hola Marklin, somos la segunda lengua más hablada del mundo y a ti no te cuesta trabajo duplicar tus vídeos traducidos para así aprender y disfrutar con tus ponencias. Saludos
I do not know if you ever posted a video of your trains running around the entire layout. I would love to see your entire layout with trains running.
Check my playlist ”Layout tours” There are several videos of the entire layout there
Martin, It always looks dead simple when you do these tutorials. I'll give it a try. Thank you for sharing ! cheers, Fil
Thank you Filip!
Nice video, thank you. The final effect is subtle but very effective.
I love German steam locos. I purchased some Dutch locos when I was based in the Netherlands. fantastic effects.
Excellent video & simple to follow.
You always make things look so easy. Thanks for that and yet another great tutorial.
Thank you Norman! There is a video being published next Friday on how to both carve and paint portals. I have a poll active right now where you can vote for the type of portals I will make in the video. There are currently only 9 votes so yours will have significant weight. Check out the Patreon page for information and poll (Link is upper right hand corner, in the banner of the channel page). The portals are given away to the Patron who gives me the best reason.
Thank you so much, love those old steam engines. Once again, take care from South Africa
Thank you Val - I'm from Zim originally but lived in Cape Town for about 10 years. The steamers are really great I agree.
Beautiful job! Well done, Martin! Steam Locomotives always look better with painting and weathering! I enjoyed working on mine!
Thank you John! Yes, it´s great fun!
Nicely done Martin. Now I am not afraid anymore to do that on my loco's
Been a subscriber a little bit. I'am a big fan ,and can't wait to see whats next.Have a Happy New Year Sir!
Thank you Chad! Good to hear you like the stuff. There is a video being published next Friday on how to both carve and paint portals. I have a poll active right now where you can vote for the type of portals I will make in the video. There are currently only 9 votes so yours will have significant weight. Check out the Patreon page for information and poll (Link is upper right hand corner, in the banner of the channel page). The portals are given away to the Patron who gives me the best reason.
Tausend takk 🍻
You made the weathering so easy and simple to do but the end effect is great. I gonna try on my BR 74
Great Job Martin !!!!!!!!
thanks for your videos,im not into trains,but I do models and dioramas,and you have lots of great advice.thanks.
Nice job 👍👍👍👏👏👏
My Dream lokomotive. Nice work Martin 👍
There is nothing more UNREALISTIC than Marklin's third rail system...
Hehe.. Marklin rail system is the most demanding to make realistic..
Hi Martin! Another great video of you. Really relaxing to watch. Greets, florian
Thank you very much Florian! There is a video being published next Friday on how to both carve and paint portals. I have a poll active right now where you can vote for the type of portals I will make in the video. There are currently only 9 votes so yours will have significant weight. Check out the Patreon page for information and poll (Link is upper right hand corner, in the banner
of the channel page). The portals are given away to the Patron who gives me the best reason.
Martin, I don't see your channel much as I am not a 'Patreon', but when I see it it is always interesting. This almost universal method of weathering worries me: aren't you spraying grit into drive and valve gear bearings?
Take care.
Pete T
Very nice results... well done..!
Hello can i ask you where you bought this beautiful Train.
Great work. 👍 Thank you.
Thank you David! There is a video being published next Friday on how to both carve and paint portals. I have a poll active right now where you can vote for the type of portals I will make in the video. There are currently only 9 votes so yours will have significant weight. Check out the Patreon page for information and poll (Link is upper right hand corner, in the banner of the channel page). The portals are given away to the Patron who gives me the best reason.
Dear Jason
Thank you very much for this video. That is the one I have been waiting for years: Wheathering a steam locomotive in an easy way but with a phantastic result.
Awesome, as usual.
Thank you Philly! There is a video being published next Friday on how to both carve and paint portals. I have a poll active right now where you can vote for the type of portals I will make in the video. There are currently only 9 votes so yours will have significant weight. Check out the Patreon page for information and poll (Link is upper right hand corner, in the banner of the channel page). The portals are given away to the Patron who gives me the best reason.
Very inspiring! Great work!
Thank you Jeff!
@@marklinofsweden please watch my channel ruclips.net/p/PLdIWyY8ZUR03gjz7mQKbQq3mHGS_WfP_a
Building "Scheisse am Alln" , not realistic, but who cares...;)
So realistic very cool 👍
Nice results!
Gonna do that with my BR 50. :))
I have tried the airbrush, but the learning curve is steep. And that becomes a problem when your past 50. The other downfall is the vulnerability of the airbrush, i my experience it is more cleaning then painting. So i am happy you explain both ways, airbrush as well as the traditional way.
Excellent video, I weather buildings with a wash of Tamiya matt black and they look good, but I've never done a locomotive. I think now I will try it on a Fleischmann type 50 in N scale. No airbrush, however.
I'd be interested in seeing your results! Some of the techniques for HO don't scale down too well in my limited experience of wagon weathering. I haven't dared taken paint to my expensive Fleischmanns yet!!
@@chrisridd9423 I could send some pictures if I knew how. Is there a way to send an email address without the general public knowing?
@@lawrencelewis8105 I'm firstnamelastname at mac.com with no punctuation, hopefully that will confuse the spammers :-)
@@chrisridd9423 Thanks- give me a day or two.
Nicely done. You can also just remove the slider before you apply the paint, to save the trouble of cleaning it.
Hi! Yes. :) That is what I think every time too before starting. But! Then I rush into the fun of weathering and forget all about the slider and end up with the task of cleaning it. I suspect there are more people also missing that detail, so then it might be a good idea also how to teach a proper cleaning. Thank you for the positive feedback! Wish you a nice week!
They look great! I got some chalks for Christmas exactly for this purpose. I also got a new FenFa- steamer and have the evil intention to germanize it painting it black, weathering it and installinga three-light head-signal.
Cool! Sounds like a nice project!
Very, very Nice 👍👍
I love your intro so much idk why
Really great like ever. Perfect. Please show us how you build brigdes? Thx from germany. Great job....
Hi! Thank you! The bridge video is in production and will be completed within a week or two. There is a video being published next Friday on how to both carve and paint portals. I have a poll active right now where you can vote for the type of portals I will make in the video. There are currently only 9 votes so yours will have significant weight. Check out the Patreon page for information and poll (Link is upper right hand corner, in the banner of the channel page). The portals are given away to the Patron who gives me the best reason.
Do you guys have a site in the US, on which I can order the engine(s) shown in this video and not pay customs?
love it. i gone give it try here. greats from Belgium
Sorry . . . Bad mistake 😨
It must bee Martin, not Jason.
Please forgive me.
Hallo Hajo! No problem! Thank you for the positive feedback!
That steamer with large smoke deflectors looks similar to the 9f and Britannia
Bra jobbat.👍👍
Thank you for this great tutorial, i also did this weathering on my br 50 . I’am very pleased the way They are Look now.
Is it posible to made a tutorial of weathering a diesel lok .
Great job thankyou
Nicely applied!
Thank you Hans!
Didn't see the clearcoat part, just spray mat varnish with airbrush over all that?
Yes! Correct
Perfetto 👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻
From which brand are your trains and your rails?
Why not mask windows and wheels with Tamiya Masking tape? BTW there are ready to use washes from Tamiya or AMMO Mig, as well as Nature/streaking Effects from AMMO MIG.
Great video...a quick remark on the reference picture you show at the begining...it shows a DR (Deutsche Reichsbahn) steamer of DDR days. In eastern Germany mostly "brown coal" was used where as in the West "black coal" was used...it was a question of available resources. The brownish tone of the eastern BR50 is hence not necessarily too correct for a western DB version...great video never the less and top results.
Formidável efeito. Muito obrigado.
Gracias!
*Perfect job (Amethyst Craft)*
I was surprised the way you weather your locomotives (no special care for wheel contacts, for the windows...). The acrylic paints seems not to catch on some plastic parts (using oil paints is more convenient) but I have to admit that the result is very realistic. Good job 👍 what about a green locomotive (SNCB for exemple) ? Would you use the same colors ?
Thanks
Fantastiskt fint!!
Hello. Interesting techniques and impressive movie scenes. Great. greetings lui
Herlig 👍 men har du vurdert smalsporet jernbane? 😊
Hei Odd! Nej, det har jag inte prövat ännu. Det finns med på listan över saker jag vill göra. Ett litet gruv diorama, typ horisontal shaft opening och tvärsnitt så man ser gruvan under marken.
Härligt....en ny video! 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻😍
Förresten, har du nån '38:a, alltid gillat dom små maskinerna, nästan som SJ' s B....
Ha de gott!
Tack! 38:a? Jag måste erkänna att jag fick googla lite för att kolla upp hur en 38:a ser ut. Men wow! Jättesnygg ju! Roco verkar ha en jättfint detaljerad version utan badkarstender (jag är inte så förtjust i dem).. Undrar om den finns i 3-rälsutförande? Tack för tipset!
@@marklinofsweden
Så lite så....
Jag har inget emot badkarstendern, de passar bättre till de större damerna dock, 50 och 52 osv....
God damn , this is art !
Thank you Matias! I’m so happy you like it! 👍
Hi,can you do a running session of steamers, i think that could be a very great theme for a video.
Pd:awesome tutorials!!
Det høres veldig stilig ut 😊 gleder meg til å se de eventuelle videoene når de kommer😉
Og igjen, takk for de flotte videoene👍👍
Nice video. How do you get away with spraying on to the wheels. I've tried airbrushing anywhere near them, but the valve gear and copper pickups still seem to fail!
Called a Q tip in U.S.
One hint for newcomers to weathering is to buy an old locomotive or rolling stock, even non running but too cheap to care about and start by practicing on that.
Incidentally English is a language full of traps for the non native speaker. And although it differs considerably throughout the world the word 'swab' is universally pronounced as "swob" like the 'a" was an 'o'.
Szép munka. Gratulálok!
Where do I find the BR 50 locomotive. I would like to get one
Ebay Germany?
Roco or Märklin, Piko makes G scale BR 50s, but IDK if Piko makes H0 scale BR 50s
Great video marklinofsweden: "thumbs up"! I´m a german Z-scale enthusiast and do this work by brush painting and saving by clearcoat since many years to my Z-scale locos and rolling stock! Another thing is improving the driving conditions of this little locos for analog using. On my chanel it´s shown some picture storys and driving scenes about! How "to do" videos about are to timeconsuming and for that reason not exist. In that case it´s always a pleasure to watch your videos! Kindly "Der Z-Crack" Modelrailroadvideos in scale Z
Very nicely done! 👍
But you're not giving out the result to your Patreon supporters as promised? 😆 (j/k, I know it's too expensive this time)
I have a tunnel portal tutorial coming up, where you´ll get the result. Naa.. A loco.. Hopefully soon in the future! (y)
I can not find the other video you made about 4 - 5 months back with the other steam engine you showed how to weather..... could you repost it?
Respectfully,
Jeanpierre
Har du swisha?
Japp! Skicka en E-post så får du nummer.. MVH Martin
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Looks too simple
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