Weathered Locos & Stock

[gwrrob]

I know of a well known SR modeller that'll be drooling over this post.

 

[michael mott]

The latest item off of my weathering workbench is this David Andrews kit built GCR L1.
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Your work continues to amaze me, the subtle treatment of tiny areas bring the overall effects to life.
Michael

 

[Pencarrow]

I know of a well known SR modeller that'll be drooling over this post.

Who could that be then...

 

[Podartist79]

Your work continues to amaze me, the subtle treatment of tiny areas bring the overall effects to life.
Michael

Thanks very much Michael.
It’s the small, seemingly insignificant details I enjoy working on and revel in the most.

 

[Compton castle]

Absolutely fantastic

 

[Podartist79]

Thank you Steve.

 

[Alan]

Jaw is still bouncing on the carpet.

 

[Podartist79]

Jaw is still bouncing on the carpet.

Very kind Alan.

 

[steve50]

Superb Neal! The motion and wheels look so realistic as does the tender and the small bits of coal that have spilt out, it all adds up to a very realistic model.

 

[Podartist79]

Superb Neal! The motion and wheels look so realistic as does the tender and the small bits of coal that have spilt out, it all adds up to a very realistic model.

Thanks Steve.