Absolutely incredible..... what a skill.... thanks for sharing this, its a skill that I would say many would read about but never try unless they actually SEE how its done. I am hugely impressed!
cheers Simon, it wasn't the easiest video to do but the result came out the same. in which I'm glad about cheers .............................................Tony
Thanks for that Tony, the walls look much better after the application and it looks relatively simple, as long as you dont flood it with paint as you mentioned.
no problem Paul another little tip if rub the card to hard it also takes away the print. once finished a light coat of mat paint. I use the spray paint .........................regards Tony
Tony, have you ever tried using iso propyl alcohol as a solvent when weathering? Its a trick that I learned when modeling American O/On30 over the last 30 years. It soaks into card just as well as water but does not soften it like water does. I started using it after reading about it in the various model railroad magazines (of which I have shelves full and no idea what to do with them!). I'm back on British OO now, but the American techniques that I picked up are still useful. All the best, Ken.
Hi Ken sorry for the late reply.... just going through some of my videos, and found this comment. you must have a wealth of knowledge to share. weathering card is a tricky task. I think powders would be best. I will have to try them at some point. best wishes Tony
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Absolutely incredible..... what a skill.... thanks for sharing this, its a skill that I would say many would read about but never try unless they actually SEE how its done. I am hugely impressed!
cheer's William, many thanks again. for taken the time out to comment...best wishes Tony
Very nice "how to" Tony, very easy to follow and very effective...Simon
cheers Simon, it wasn't the easiest video to do but the result came out the same. in which I'm glad about cheers .............................................Tony
Thanks for that Tony, the walls look much better after the application and it looks relatively simple, as long as you dont flood it with paint as you mentioned.
no problem Paul another little tip if rub the card to hard it also takes away the print. once finished a light coat of mat paint. I use the spray paint .........................regards Tony
cheers Tony
Tony, have you ever tried using iso propyl alcohol as a solvent when weathering? Its a trick that I learned when modeling American O/On30 over the last 30 years. It soaks into card just as well as water but does not soften it like water does. I started using it after reading about it in the various model railroad magazines (of which I have shelves full and no idea what to do with them!).
I'm back on British OO now, but the American techniques that I picked up are still useful.
All the best,
Ken.
Hi Ken sorry for the late reply.... just going through some of my videos, and found this comment. you must have a wealth of knowledge to share. weathering card is a tricky task. I think powders would be best. I will have to try them at some point. best wishes Tony
Very interesting .
cheer's...........Tony
Very handy. : )
cheers Luke.......................
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Good afternoon Tony, where did you get your vintage coal lorry? I have hunted high and low for one 😱
Its a oxford diecast truck. they are out there. keep trying Buddy. i think i got mine from a show back in 2017.....Tony
@@TONYNORTHEASTERN thank you I will keep looking 😁
Great stuff. Where did you get the brickcard from please?
got the card from Ebay ................................
+TONY NORTH EASTERN Any idea of the manufacturer please?
Metcalfe card sheets I have just checked Hattons have some in stock.regards Tony