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 Guys - thanks for your "praise" on my second weathering attempt. This morning, after my first coffee here in the diner, I just opened the looked at the box car  I had assembled some days ago I decided to just try it again - after looking at Robby P.´s pics again.I shouldn´t be telling you how I did it - or should I?Well the experts will kill me. Here we go!My compressor is out of service, no airbrush. I don´t have any chalks, just powder pigments and the don´t work the way  I want it. I do have some rust colored paint that I applied with a stiff small brush, but very dry - hardly any paint on the brush. And I do have two  spray cans, black and sand color. I just carefully sprayed a mist of color over the car, after I had dabbed on the rust - that´s all. I will, however, try out to work with those chalks, after I have found out where to get them - promised!Jim - just for you, this was my first attempt:<img src="http://i682.photobucket.com/albums/vv185/SirMadig/P1010171.jpg?t=1247581325" mce_src="http://i682.photobucket.com/albums/vv185/SirMadig/P1010171.jpg?t=1247581325" width="1023" height="594">
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