Weathering a Covered Hopper for My Giveaway Winner

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  • Опубликовано: 10 дек 2024

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  • @Panzermeister36
    @Panzermeister36 Год назад +1

    Great video! 502 Abteilung's oil paint "Smoke" is a very dark grey that may help you in the future. I often mix that with the Bitume colour for a grimy grey on covered hoppers.
    Thank you for linking my channel as one of your resources. I am glad you've found my videos inspirational :)

    • @WhiteRiverLine
      @WhiteRiverLine  Год назад +1

      Thanks for the tip. I'll pick some of that up. I've really enjoyed your videos as well.

  • @johnbanicki7232
    @johnbanicki7232 Год назад +1

    Looks fantastic! I had someone tell me that when weathering a car you should always look for photos of the prototype. Good to see you doing that. Keep the videos coming.

    • @WhiteRiverLine
      @WhiteRiverLine  Год назад

      Thanks, John. The prototype pix help keep me grounded in reality otherwise I'd probably end up with some pretty wild results.

  • @154Colin
    @154Colin Год назад +1

    Looking good. I'd like to see the final result. 👍

    • @WhiteRiverLine
      @WhiteRiverLine  Год назад +1

      I hope to get the trucks done this weekend. I'll put up a pic or a short here as an update.

  • @StormySkyRailProductions
    @StormySkyRailProductions Год назад +1

    Nice work, looking Great! Cool to see it being done, good video! (Dave).

  • @centeroftheearthmining4095
    @centeroftheearthmining4095 Год назад

    Great job Drew! Go Chiefs!!!!!!

    • @WhiteRiverLine
      @WhiteRiverLine  Год назад

      Thanks, Yukon. Hope you had fun at the train show a couple weeks ago.

  • @lucgagnon5241
    @lucgagnon5241 Год назад

    Hi Drew. Like what you did with Frisco hopper car. I'm a small hopper lover you know. As I'm modeling paper mills, there are a lot dry products that goes into the process. Not the same era of hoppers as you do but I got to admit that you've putted a lot of work in it. Again, tip of the hat !
    Have you consider applying a part of the wash with your airbrush ? That's what I'm doing most of the time. Then finishing up with brushes or sponges as you wish. I was also surprised that you didn't do the black patch with your gun. Keep on your good work and thanks for sharing it with us.

    • @WhiteRiverLine
      @WhiteRiverLine  Год назад

      Thanks, Luc. I've never thought of using an airbrush for washes. My airbrush skills aren't very good so doing the patch with a airbrush makes me nervous.

    • @lucgagnon5241
      @lucgagnon5241 Год назад +1

      @@WhiteRiverLine Can't be serious !!! I see you airbrush painting cars and buildings like a pro. Specially using a cup instead of a bottle. I'm shaking a bit (gift from my mom) and really can't use a cup. But I'm using the gun in many ways because it's for me the best results I can get out of painting models. Course you got to be carefull when painting small things like patches. When done properly, you never get paint leaks under masking tape... and a perfect patch done ! I also like the fact that you're using Tamiya flat finish done with the airbrush. That I'm not used too. I tried several times and got back to the spray can. We all have our fears ! Probably not thinning it properly ! Thanks again for sharing with us and many thanks for answering my comments.

    • @WhiteRiverLine
      @WhiteRiverLine  Год назад

      I'm pretty good at painting broad areas and doing fading, but doing precise small space, I'm not so good at. I need to practice.

  • @leisureshoot
    @leisureshoot Год назад +1

    you should start working on the 3k give-away car this week! 🙃

    • @WhiteRiverLine
      @WhiteRiverLine  Год назад

      Lol, I got to 3k so fast I didn’t even get a chance to run a contest. I’ll probably run one for 4k though.

    • @leisureshoot
      @leisureshoot Год назад +1

      @@WhiteRiverLine you're doing it wrong 😉.... build two cars at same time. one for you and one for give-away. I bet it only takes an extra 25-50% of the time to build two at once. Looking forward to seeing you build the American Model Builders caboose. Those are great kits. I've built a Nickel Plate cab, and 3 Norfolk & Western Cabins.

    • @WhiteRiverLine
      @WhiteRiverLine  Год назад +1

      @@leisureshoot For sure working on 2+ cars is more efficient. However, these cars don't match the era I'm modeling so I don't need to do more than 1.

  • @WheelchairGuyHobbyChannel
    @WheelchairGuyHobbyChannel Год назад +2

    Has anyone ever told you that you sound just like John Boy from The Waltons???

    • @WhiteRiverLine
      @WhiteRiverLine  Год назад +1

      No, I haven't heard that before. 😄 My memory of that show was that it was very comforting and warm, so I'll take it as a compliment.