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Thank you all for your suggestions! I have tried many other types of weathering; Floquil paints, acrylics and even the alcohol over dullcoat fading process. All have their places and I use all. However, I have always thought chalk to be the best, most contolable and it is my primary method. The thorn in chalks side has been the fixing process. I will be sending for the Bragdon weathering chalks, as what has been said here about them seems the most likely method of producing the results I am after. Great loco Bob Boudreau! Has the HO Climax arrived yet? <br /> <br />I haven't had an opportunity to use the fixing agent yet, but will get back to you all on how it works.
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