Loco weathering - a beginner’s tale

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Steve M
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Re: Loco weathering - a beginner’s tale

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Testing a different, and very cheap, airbrush this evening with just a light touch of frame dirt on the underframe area.

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Re: Loco weathering - a beginner’s tale

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Good job, restrained. There were times when engines were just a little grimy.
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True, but I've only just started on this one. :D
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Looking good Steve - sometimes you just want to take the "newness" off a loco - this is why I like the "weathered" Hornby loco's, just enough to take the shine away. Barry
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I agree with you BB, taking the ‘newness’ off is often all that is needed - but for testing purposes I went for the ‘late BR’ look for this static model.

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