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Roadtrp, If you don't want weathered equipment on your layout, "Have at 'er". However, weathering is easy and fun with chalks and if you end up not liking a weathering job you did, or want to remove all the weathering from your whole RR, it's easy to do with chalk, simply by washing it off with a little detergent. <br /> <br />The same trains I see rolling through the north woods up here in Northern MN, roll through the suburbs and cities in this nation and what I see is pretty weathered. So, from a realism stand point, I vote weathered! I also don't think you can "too weather" RR equipment, but do think some should be cleaner than others and others should be filthy-nasty-dirty!
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