weathering

I'm trying to find a method of non destructive weathering for some limited edition wagons something along the lines of water colours, most of them are presents from the wife and daughters and they would be horrifed at me putting a colourant on them. Bob

It's been a while since I've posted anything on here but since I have I've sold most my 4mm fleet and I've jumped up to 7mm. It started with a few beers and next thing I knew I'd ordered a blue Dapol 08, nearly two months on I've got a green one and a blue Class 40, not to mention 2 Class 37's...

I tend to weather anything I get my hands on. Be it a brand new Heljan or a kit or something I have knocked together from lumps of styrene. I don't profess to being all that good at it, in fact I usually go a tad too far! I have tried the Martyn Welch techniques to varying degrees of success...

Hi all, well as promised here is the first post with photos ;) as requested. To start with here is a O1 tyne dock conversion that I have done Also an 08 that I was asked to weather Hope you like and any comments welcome Cheers Simon

As I will be building different era stock for our clubs layout 1948 - 70's and mainly freight/engineers stock. on top of my G6 & Siphon many different items of rolling stock will be built from kits or scratch built. First off is a Parkside pipe wagon, this is for the wagon challenge at the club...

I've noted that I like building wagons and most of these are from kits - Parkside, Cambrian and the like. Nice though these are there is always scope for further variety and scratchbuilds and kitbashes - not that I build much as it falls out of the packet - provide this. The queue on the length...

1971 - Western Technicolor at Paddington by rgadsdon, on Flickr What a state :eek: Link to two missing photos added by S Cook 261015. Photo 1 Photo 2