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Tom Bryant_MR
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January 2005
From: Jarrell, Texas
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Weathering track and kind of paint used
Posted by
Tom Bryant_MR
on Sunday, February 5, 2006 10:32 AM
I've seen several threads on painting/weathering track using different methods from regular old spray paint to the airbrush with appropriate MFG recommended paints/thinners.
I got curious about using different paint in the airbrush. Here are the results for Railroad Tie Brown.
Cheap paint - mixed some acrylic Brown, Green and Black, thinned with PS thinner. Ratios were 12 parts brown, 1 part green, 1 part black and about 30% thinner.
Standard MFG recommended paint - this is Railroad Tie Brown. From the bottle with about 50% thinner.
Can you tell the difference ?
I now want to see how using distilled water will work.
Tom
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