show your weathered models!!!!

[Anonymous]

Hey guys show all of your custom weateherd models!!
heres one of mine

Life-like proto 2000 Ho scale gp60

Life-like P2k Covered hopper

lets see your models!!!

[Anonymous]

so i guess nobody else has any weather models to show???

[Anonymous]

Here is one of my steam locos, the first picture is when it was in John Deere Livery, the second when it was back in Western Pacific livery.




Here are some weathered coal cars.


There are more pics at my website and my Webshots pages.

[Anonymous]

come on matt wheres that wc hopper!!!!!!!

[Anonymous]

Okay, okay, you asked for it:








Daniel-What happened to the yellow/brown P2K hopper? I thought that one was excellent!

[Anonymous]

I think trains.com really needs a weathering forum added on to the MR forum list.

[Anonymous]

yes we do need a weathering forum that would be so cool nice work on the wc matt!!!!

[AggroJones]

Okay Dan.

[AggroJones]

You guys've got some nice ones.

Heavy one.


Heavy.


Medium.


Light with graffiti.

[Anonymous]

Aggro, as always, they're lookin' good![tup]

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by 06archerd

Hey guys show all of your custom weateherd models!!
heres one of mine

Life-like proto 2000 Ho scale gp60
lets see your models!!!

I want that Model in BNSF H2.
Allan.

[Anonymous]

UP_Santafe, nice [tup] also what did you use for all that powerline you have? Any low flying bugs better beware. Looks nice also, I plan on stringing up my towns.

Arrgo, that Santa Fe is one of my favorites, thought the letter dripping on the southern is insipring. I am hoping to start mastering that effect. Seems to common.

Matt, I like that hopper, I think you have the right feel on that, though it should have a white line drawn threw the reporting marks and on the way to the torch.

06Archered (Dan?) That is a very nice weathering on the loco, very stuttle.

Nothing new from me this week, busy doing scenery. Here is some older stuff:

Not a great shot of this engine, looks better in person


I let MILW out just for today, he's bad ordered for trying to hog all the shots [;)]


The Kaolin car needs some dusting. First vandlized car on the layout. The second vandalized car is now with my grandfather, and old TPW, I am hoping he can use it upstairs [angel]


Light weathering job


The other side is better. I need to reshot all these cars.


This one needs more rust and abuse, I don't think I have ever seen a clean RailGon

[Anonymous]

I used gray embroidery thread, CA'd to each insulator. Lots of hours involved! I tried a metallic thread, too unrealistic and also black thread which blended into the scenery too much. I plan on weathering some more rolling stock, using some new techniques I read about on this forum and will post photos (if they turn out decent).

I plan to dismantle this layout soon and start another and will try new techniques on power lines then, have some ideas about using the fine copper wire from loco motor windings if I can get it to droop realistically. By the way, the thread starts to stretch and droop realistically after about 2 weeks.

Lots of fine weathering ideas in these posts....

Love that challenger, Aggro.... Haven't had the time to weather mine yet, still looks like it just came out of the Cheyenne shop!

[Anonymous]

Hi there MILW![;)]

David: I know, I know...[:I] I have a RailBox up next, and I plan on going subtle on it, just a little rust along the bottom and top panels. Something like this:

I'll just go ahead and put everything that's weathered that I have on my Photobucket account on this forum.






My first one I put on eBay. It's a Roundhouse CSX/SBD 50' mill gondola. I patched the "Transportation" lettering, as per prototypes.


A RailBox that I'm working on. This one's going into my personal collection.




The Santa Fe that is now a part of Daniel's collection. I sold this one on eBay as well.

That's all for now.

[Javern]

[Anonymous]

DaveThurman and Matt, I know you guys have already seen this previous posting of mine, but for anybody who hasn't:
http://www.trains.com/community/forum/topic.asp?page=3&TOPIC_ID=45875

[grandeman]

Here's a few of ours. So far, we're only using chalk and Dull Cote.

[Anonymous]

GrandeMan,
Chalk and Dullcote? That's the way to go, in my opinion! I won't have but 9 or 10 amazingly weathered cars on my layout, out of the 250 or so rolling stock. All the good ones will probably go to eBay. But, everything else will probably get a light coat of something to it. So, unless you're trying to portray one particular prototype or a few prototypes combined(as I do) for a special project, what you're doing is probably all you need to be doing. Also, they look good. Keep it up!

[grandeman]

QUOTE: Originally posted by uspscsx

GrandeMan,
Chalk and Dullcote? That's the way to go, in my opinion! I won't have but 9 or 10 amazingly weathered cars on my layout, out of the 250 or so rolling stock. All the good ones will probably go to eBay. But, everything else will probably get a light coat of something to it. So, unless you're trying to portray one particular prototype or a few prototypes combined(as I do) for a special project, what you're doing is probably all you need to be doing. Also, they look good. Keep it up!

It is a quick, inexpensive method for getting a fleet dirty! I've never used an airbrush [:I] but do have a friend's old Badger I've been wanting to try out. Maybe I'll do a few "super detailed" weathering jobs before long.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Javern

[:0]

[Anonymous]

I'm sorta confused, Javern...What is that?[?][%-)]

[TrainFreak409]

I wonder if this thread will be up by the time I start weathering? Heh heh. I'm thinking about trying to do a few using the method Cheese3 uses for his cars.[8D]

[Anonymous]

I dont if it counts or not since it s not rolling stock but here's mine. [:)]

http://www.trains.com/community/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=46036

[Anonymous]

Well, I'll probably keep it at the top if I do many more weathering jobs like I did today. I weathered a coal hopper in no more than 30 min. This includes taping off specific areas. I still have yet to do the inside or the trucks, but 30 min. for a side is good! And the best part is: It isn't some sloppy paint wash; It's black chalk/powder(Whatever[:P])brushed on the car over and over and over again. And it looks prototypical! I live in with many coal hoppers(Borrring), so I ought to know how they look![swg]

I'll post pics later.

[nsfantodd]

Great work everyone! Here's one of my subtle cars;





Todd Templeton

[Anonymous]

Nice one, Todd!

[Anonymous]

Hey guys yall have some nice work keep it up Practice Practice Practice, look to see yall work good job

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by nsfantodd

Great work everyone! Here's one of my subtle cars;





Todd Templeton

Very nice Todd [tup] Very convincing. I am a big believer in less is more. The dusting is great. Any tips or how you did that car?

[Anonymous]

How many people on these forums weather?????????
show
your work

[vsmith]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Javern

I'd get that looked at, you might be beyond the "ointment" phase[:0][;)][:p]