Modeling Faded Signs on Structure Models

[@JasonJensenTrains]

Great video Doug! That’s a great technique that I will definitely be trying some time!

[@michaelimpey1407]

Doug, what a great technique, thank you for sharing.
Cheers, and stay safe, Michael

[@harleynut1961]

Wow when I clicked on the link I thought I was just going to see some weathering of printed signed fixed to the walls, very impressed.

[@NewHavenRails]

Awesome technique! Thanks for sharing!

[@andrekoneczny6616]

Great piece of information and a fantastic technique..!

[@toddwiley3043]

This is a great idea! Looks like I'll be searching for a laser printer soon now! Thank You for sharing Doug!

[@jeffjones4135]

That's pretty neat, Doug. Thanks for the tip.

[@FosScaleModels]

Thanks Jeff

[@harleynut1961]

Great tutorial

[@CassidysWorkshop]

What a tip, using acetone to release the toner from the paper. Thank you so much for sharing this, Doug, this may be useful in more than just signs.

[@garryhansford3743]

Thanks … that’s another technique to try!

[@thecnwmondovilinepaulscota7304]

Nice technique, great results. But where did the reverse laser printed sign come from?

[@FosScaleModels]

Made it in Adobe Illustrator, laser printed, regular copy paper

[@5horizonsrr280]

Awesome! Can you (or any others) advise of the font, or a good similar one to use? I have a similar block wall sign to make, and am not finding obvious options in microsoft word

[@yrunaked4]

You are an amazing sign painter Doug but I cant help but notice the lack of weathering on your garage door sign🤣. I have saw people use heat to transfer toner, but acetone is a first. Nice effect. Also nice saftey tips. I will be careful when disposing of my acetone-soaked towels, I will go throw them in the x wifes trash can 🤣 Cheers Rob

[@trondatleolsen245]

Great tecnique! What is the name of the font? Thanks!

[@markjohnson9136]

Very cool. Thanks

[@eTraxx]

Of course .. NOW .. I ned to try this ...

[@johnpandolfino8663]

👍🇺🇸🎉🎸🦫🎄😎👌👏

[@rondafasano8226]

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