Repainting an HO Scale Passenger Car - Inside Out!
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The first formal commission after my giveaway wasn’t a regular weathering job, but rather a fully repainting an HO scale passenger - inside out! A Walthers Milkwaukee Road Hiawatha Skytop Passenger Car gets repainted into Canadian National Colours, including an interior and passengers!
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This is a little different than my usual weathering model trains, but I hope you find this one helpful. It was a fun project!
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So have you ever repainted a passenger car or anything else?
Only one attempt at weathering over here JC. It came out ok. My layout is pretty new so I have so much to do everywhere. I am scratch building a watermill, and will be attempting to weather it soon. .
Looking forward to seeing it!
You have major patience nice job
it looks amazing
Well Done John my favorite car in the fleet, your work is awesome!
Thanks Marcel. Glad you like it. By the way --to everyone else, go visit Marcel's RUclips Channel and you can see a video of it in action!
Ive done a bunch of passenger car builds. they are by far the most time consuming. Amazing job I have never even thought about painting the seats or people!
Well, the windows were big enough. One can do silhouette types, but having something with a bit more detail seemed appropriate.
Nice job. I lucked out a few years back and got a brass model of one of the Skytop sleeper cars, which CN actually got from Milwaukee Road. It came factory painted and lettered in the black and gray CN livery and has the CN spec interior in the lounge section.
Wow John, excellent work there. That car really “pops” especially with the lighting installed. My wife loves Lindt chocolate so I’d be in her good books buying a box for “modelling” purposes. Look forward to those other videos.
Thanks David. The lighting kit is really easy to install and activate. I originally picked up the standard one but very quickly realized that the shorty was needed for the Skytop. There's never a bad time for chocolates. :)
All great hints ....thanks for sharing....Jack
Glad to do it Jack.
The window masking was a great idea. I wonder how Empty Sprue figured out that would work. I didn't even know the foil peeled of the plastic on those wrappers. AWESOMENESS.
I had a chance to talk to him about it, and it came out of him playing with a wrapper and discovering that the wrappers peeled. He then tried it on airplane canopies, and whaddya know?! Kudos belong there... I just made good use of it.
Wow that was amazing. Something I will have to try. Thanks for sharing.
There's a couple of neat things that came up with this one that were first-time tries for me. The foil masking being the main one!
@@JCsRiptrack Well keep em coming. I enjoy your videos.
I own a set of pennsylvania freight cars from a starter set I had and got some rust paint from testors ® model paint and they look amazing!
Hi, you sir, are a true artisan. As with many things, the preparation is the key. Beautiful results. Whatever you charged, was probably not enough. No offense to either the buyer or the artist. See ya next time.
Thank you very much Norman! I appreciate the vote of confidence. :)
Spoiler alert: the Walthers car is a parlor car, not a sleeper-lounge, so CN paint is not technically accurate. MILW's Creek-series skytop sleeper-lounges were built by Pullman-Standard, not in MILW shops and have more skytop windows (lounge only under the skytop, five double-bedrooms further fwd). CN bought the Skytop sleeper-lounges (not the parlors) in 1964 for its east coast "Ocean' train.
Red over white primer looks pink. Better to use a med grey primer if you want a fire engine red. - painter
Usually I do 2 thin coats over a white primer to avoid any sort of pink look. One trick I've seen is to lay down a pink layer first, and then do red.
I was gonna ask you to paint a skytop car into Hiawatha lmao
Good Video, Now I need to buy me some chocolates.
There's always a good reason to buy chocolates. :)
do you do custom work for people
Thanks for the upload. I saw some Budd cars on ebay in a different color scheme and I was wondering if it was a possible to repaint them into VIA rail HEP1 and HEP2 livery. Thanks for the tips.
Before I created my channel, I did exactly that with some Kato stainless steel cars. I think they were in Southern livery. I bought decals from HighBall Graphics and made them look like current VIA rail cars. At some point you may see them in a video rolling by. :)
Off Topic. How would I mark positions for decals to keep them correctly aligned. I am working on a string of coal hoppers for an "orphan" Midwest railroad and have about 25 cars I need to letter and I would like to mark the positions without scratching the paint. Hints?
One possibility is to literally count rivets - what I mean by that is find reference points, be they rivets, ridges, or something else on a model to determine the decal positions. Do one up as a prototype reference, and keep it in front of you when working on subsequent cars.
How would I submit a commission for an ho scale steam locomotive?
Email me at jcsriptrack@gmail.com :)
@@JCsRiptrack This may be a foolish question, but would I need to be a member of the patreon? It’s not an issue if it’s necessary
It’s how I’ve set it up. However, it’s flexible. Email me and we can talk options.
I want to know in which part of the globe are "decals" pronounced like "deckles?"
Canada. :) I explain it briefly in my video that is specifically about applying decals.
Why not just paint the over orange and red stripe becuse I know most model railroadrs well let me explain they had unletterd green passnger car and just spry paint the red over the green paint and the paint neverd Chip off
There's a few reasons, but two major ones come down to ease of painting as well as the fact that I added a lighting kit to the car. Most plastics are translucent, even if cast in black. The black primer would work against any of this kind of translucency. Second, the black primer was the right kind of black for a CN passenger car from that era. The light grey striping went over that quite nicely.
So it's a bad idea applay the red paint over the green paint then?
It's pronounced dee-kal, not deck-al. Look it up in a dictionary. The British started this.
I did look it up on a few dialect and language sites. English-speaking Canadians including myself pronounces it as Deckal. It’s an example of a regional dialect difference. We also refer to Sodas as “Pop.”