Show us your weathering skills...

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Re: Show us your weathering skills...

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Madmack, just noticed your GUV up the page.. That looks pretty good to me pal.. Seen quite a few of them at York in the past and have to say they never looked clean from what I can remember!! :D
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To much of a chicken to try it on a loco so did a stobart truck instead. :lol:

went from top line model
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to scrapped truck
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i realy need to practice more.
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Re: Show us your weathering skills...

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This is the first part of the weathering.
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Hi Shaun, like what you done to the Stobart cab, bit of imagination there.. Top quality.

And Numbnuts I likethose vee tankers. Have a small rake of them in plain grey myself, look the biz powdered up like that. Good work squire. Whats the next step you planning then?
Oh and can you believe a guy I work with got upset with me and walked out because I referred to him as numbnuts!!!
Jas... :D
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Re: Show us your weathering skills...

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Well my next step having sold our flat is to mive in to rented for a few months while i am waiting fingers crossed to go work for direct rail services and head up to cheshire. Then i can start on my layout once we have a nice attic space . Having got nearly all my track which is around 200ft of flexi track and 40 sets of points. .. Once the house is sorted look out for a new thread. Untill then i am weathering more stock
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Re: Show us your weathering skills...

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numbnuts846 wrote: to go work for direct rail services
:mrgreen: very jealus , will keep my fingers crossed for you too :)
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I work for fgw at the moment as a guard. Hoping to go as trainman at crewe
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Re: Show us your weathering skills...

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They had a trainee position available a while back, train jobs are like gold dust up this neck of the woods. Always keeping my eyes peeled for any in this area. :)
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Re: Show us your weathering skills...

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What about scotrail......
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Ive looked into them but passenger services isnt my thing. Plus alot of the jobs on there site is more Edinburgh and Glasgow based. :)
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Freight side of things is almost dead . With drs they was looking for somebody whos passenger guard as well which is why i applied. For charter work etc as well as the nuclear flask trips
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Re: Show us your weathering skills...

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Are there any step by step guides to weathering. Would love to do my 08 but I have no idea where to start - I'd like it to look like this.

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Re: Show us your weathering skills...

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Hi Dave

start with a picture of a real loco not another model - especially one that has generic weathering - class 08's dont really look like that when they get dirty.

HTH

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Some of my rake of saa wagons. Weathered using a mix of railmatch and com art real deal weathering paints. Pipe loads made using centers from till rolls. Got a rake of 15 of these now
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My weathered class 22 models. The Dapol/Kernow one came ready weathered and I decided to weather my Silver Fox version (on Bachmann class 20 chassis) to match. The real giveaway for my kit-built version is that I haven't flush-glazed the side windows.

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