Using a very steady hand, finest point liner brush I could find, cheap royal blue mixed with white, and a little white mixed with barn red acrylic thinned down with water + few drops of hair spray.
If you mean the ‘rail r box’ , that was dullcoted and rubbed with BE yellow exactly on the lettering to make it look faded.
I was REALLY hopeing you were going to say decals. Now I know I have a long way to go. I was wondeirng cause they looked so good. Big the kicker though for me was how they wrapped around the ribs. Makes all the difference.
Wonderful job Aggro!!! wish i had that kind of talent!! for now i will stick to bright yellow box cars. by the way does that rail box really fit with all your SP stufff???
It took a Geologic Eon for this thread to download on my poor, just-about-had-it computer, but it was DEFINITELY worth the wait. You just keep amazin’ me, my friend. Wonderful work!!
Tom [bow][bow][bow]
Wheels /trucks were throughly cleaned with rubbing alcohol, dried off, then painted with a small brush using a dirty colored Floquil paint mix. Then a thin dark rust wash of acrylic was applied to the outer face of the wheel.
The weathering looks GREAT! But you need to hire some security to keep those dang graffitti vandels away from your rolling stock[:D]
Seriously-looks great dude!!!
Some of the great modelers were really artists using HO or O as the medium. It is what draws me and Aggro, you are an artist. Makes me wonder if you are artistic in others ways, or this is developing with MRRing.
Aggro, you never fail to impress me and inspire me!
In fact, had I not seen your work, I doubt i would have mustered up the courage to try my own graffiting! (though I just use gel pens, I doubt I could EVER do anything as well as your work!)