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Lookin’ good, Aggro!
Sweet! [:D] I have following your weathering talent for that last year or so and you keep impressing me more and more. Also, looks like you have made alot of progress on your layout as well. I remember when you didnt even have ballast on your track. Lookin good man, looking good.
On a another note, where did you come up with the graffiti decals? I have foudn a few of those cars done like that add so much realisim.
Best Regrads
that looks so real, you should be very proud.
OZJIM
Thanks. So my graffiti looks decaled on there? Nope. Its me sitting there for 3 hours hand painting that stuff with a tiny liner brush and acrylic paints.
Aggro, you are simply THE weathering MAN! I always enjoy seeing your work! It gives us “weathering wanna-be’s” something to strive for.
That is a Beautiful job!!! sure wish someday i have the talent that you do [:)] What you can do can definately make you some big $$$$[:D]
Chris
You get better n’ better! [:D]
Your a sick, sick man, Aggro…and a VERY talented one!
Tom
Simply love your work. [^]
You’re handle should be theweatherman. Have you ever entered any work in any shows. You should.
I second it!
3 hours with a small brush and jars of acrylic paint?..that just ain’t right!..great job aggro!..chuck
looks good-is that an Atlas Trainman boxcar?
Thanks. [:I] I try…[(-D]
Nope neither are Trainman. One is Athearn RTR PS and the other a Branchline Blueprint series Berwick.
Okay, Aggro, you’re killing me.
What paint do you use to “fade” the Railbox emblem?
That is some really…REALLY good weathering.
Great grunge job…I think I saw that car on CSX the other day…Cox 47
Just looked at your linked images. I think I will go and pack my trains in a box and hide in shame.
Seriously though, very impressive stuff.
Are you sure that was not a photo shop alteration? That work is beyond words. Just amazingly real.