show your weathered models!!!!

[Anonymous]

Sucky picture, and still in progress.





I don't know what's harder...Weathering, or making dust-bunny pheasants.

Hehe, hadta stir the waters.


Matt

[Ibflattop]

How do you guys get the rust patches that are running? Is it with paint? Hows about the lettering that is running? Once I figure out my Digial Camera I am going to post some of mine. Kevin

[hminky]

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An HO Atlas Trackside Shanty as an 1870's oil transfer pump house

http://www.pacificcoastairlinerr.com/aging_wood/

Harold

[mondotrains]

Here area a couple of my weathered freight cars.

Enjoy,
Mondo



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[trainfreek92]

QUOTE: Originally posted by AggroJones

You guys've got some nice ones.

Heavy one.


Heavy.


Medium.


Light with graffiti.

He said your models not real ones[:0] Good job on the weathering!!

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by vsmith

QUOTE: Originally posted by Javern

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

That's from the Star Trek episode "The Immunity Syndrome"[:D][:D]

[SOU Fan]

QUOTE: Originally posted by kevnbety

I feel totally out of place posting on this thread, based on the quality work that has already been displayed, but you asked for it. Here is one of my UP SD90/43MACs. Just keep in mind this is the first ( and so far, only ) loco. that I have ever weathered, so be gentle. [:p]

That looks good. I haven't even tried to weather me engines yet so your a step ahead of me

[MisterBeasley]

This is an IHC 2-stall engine house. I used the "Betty Crocker" method for mortaring - rub with plain white baking flour, then spray with Dullcoat. After it was dry, it was too bright so I gave it a thin India Ink wash. The "soot" above the entrances is dry-brushed with black acrylic. The whole thing actually looks a bit more grimy than this, but the flash brightened it. The surrounding scenery is still under construction, and the Bowser PCC car is still in its original unpainted state.


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[AggroJones]

Matt, is that Tex Mex box headed for eBay?



Green is my favorite color to weather over.


FMC


PS


I'm not too fond of working IM hoppers. A hard sneeze might damge them!

[steamage]

I use flat Latex inside paint watered down.

[sledgehammer]

Aggro you are the guru of weathering. you have A define eye for it.

[vsmith]

Though I'd add this to my previous weathering offerings....


Large Scale Class A Climax[8D]

[Anonymous]

Aggro: Nah, I'm not taking a chance. I've got an Intermountain Espee hopper in the works, though.

Matt

[modelmaker51]

This is a project that I started a few years ago and got shelved for a while and have decided to finish off:





It's a double paint job, first as Lehigh Valley, then as a D&H "Blue Dip" with most of the paint removed. The next step is to rust it up! I will be back with progress photos.

[Anonymous]

Whoa, I forgot about this thread! BUMP!

[dxr8007nz]

QUOTE: Originally posted by uspscsx


More progress.

Oh, by the way,

Bump.

nice wheather 10 out of 10 good work

[dxr8007nz]

QUOTE: Originally posted by cwclark

UP GP50

look like GP60
Is that Athearn or Life-Like P2K ?

[dxr8007nz]

QUOTE: Originally posted by cwclark

GE U-33C


EMD SPD40


EMD SPD40

look great

[MrKLUKE]

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[canazar]

Man, some of these cars will make you look 3 or 4 times. Incredible work. Aggro, pretty soon, you are going to be famous. And Jeff, you are supposed to post pictures of model, not real ones.[;)]

Here is one of my favorties.

[slickfg]

here is something that i therw together in about 5 mins, when i get some time i will get into it( probaly when the kids are about 18 and move out )

[Rick Bradley]

Lets try this again-ended up posted my pic on my friends post so i'll on mine now

[jeffrey-wimberly]

Here's one of mine.

[dinwitty]

Here is a string of equipment I have painted and weathered,
Rivvarrossi Cab Forward repainted to a St. Joe Valley scheme (club layout)
other cars are in the SJV paint and a couple prototype lines.
Most were just given a good overall weathering for effect.
The Cab Forward is not painted static black, I give it a bit of greying.
As time goes dust, grime get onto paint. I read all you flat black painters threads on this. 8-P
Not full black helps bring out details.


I wanted to focus on the gondola as I used a special weathering kit.


The top even has scattered dirt in it.
Its all applied weathering.

[Anonymous]

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[AggroJones]

Mabey I should start taking my pictures outside like Jeff.....

[AggroJones]

QUOTE: Originally posted by canazar

Man, some of these cars will make you look 3 or 4 times. Incredible work. Aggro, pretty soon, you are going to be famous.

I thought I was famous. [swg]

[mtrails]

I'm a chicken when it comes to weathering, but this loco, being prototypically the oldest in the fleet, I forced myself to weather it. This is my first ever attempt at weathering, and I'm pretty satisfied with it, but still hesitate to weather anything! I'm afraid of making a loco, or rolling stock look horrible, and not being able to fix it!

[RicHamilton]

I'm late to the party as usual

http://home.xcountry.tv/~r.hamilton/Models.htm

Ric
Berwick, NS

[AggroJones]

QUOTE: Originally posted by mtrails

I'm a chicken when it comes to weathering, but this loco, being prototypically the oldest in the fleet, I forced myself to weather it. This is my first ever attempt at weathering, and I'm pretty satisfied with it, but still hesitate to weather anything! I'm afraid of making a loco, or rolling stock look horrible, and not being able to fix it!

It requires guts. 'no guts, no glory'. Keep doing it. Gain confidence. Get better and better.