A few pics from my layout
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A few pictures from my layout. Will post new one later.
Doing scenery at the moment (...and it's messy 35 )

Cheers


Main line to "La Chine Yard"

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Same location (before I installed the fascia..)

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Heavily weathered ex-CN 40" Boxcar...
I have since applied reporting mark and car #

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...and some more weathered cars


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These cars do have reporting marks and car numbers now...
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The Brewery in Chambly..

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The "west-end" of Chambly

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Will post more pics during the hollidays

Cheers
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#5
Thats some fantatic weathering on those cars. I'd love to see more of your layout plus some ideas on how you achieved the weathering effects. Thumbsup
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#6
I second that! Weathering is absolutely gorgeous! If you wouldn't mind sharing your secrets, I'd love to learn!

Your layout has a very "real" look and feel to it... with the weathering of your rolling stock as well as the backdrop and scenic details, it looks like a picture that was taken roadside in the "real world" versus a model railroad layout... awesome job... I can only hope my work comes out half as good!

--Rob.
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#7
Cheers with both of them, the weathering is beautifully done Thumbsup Thumbsup

You have a nice layout, and i would love to see some more pics Misngth
Josh Mader

Maders Trains
Offering everyday low prices for the Model Railroad World
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#8
Nice work, weathering looks awesome! Definitely would like to see more pictures too!

- Dan
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#9
Great weathering job and may I be the first to nominate you for a car weathering How Too thread topic. Cheers
Lynn

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Ontario,Canada
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#10
Thanks guys :oops:

Will post more pics later this week hopefully.
I've included a quick tutorial on weathering on my website. I could reproduced it here (cut & paste) if you wish.

Thanks again
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#11
That is absolutely beautiful work!!

Matt
Don't follow me, I'm lost too.
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#12
Excellent pics! Thanks!!! I think we'd really appreciate it if you'd cut and paste your weathering tips. Beautiful effects! That last picture of the three white box cars looked so much like a prototype shot i had to look twice.
Ralph
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#13
Nice bit of weathering how to on your site , your rust effects are great.
Lynn

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#14
Ok so I am looking at the pics at first and thinking "Ok nice pics but this is a MODEL RR site not prototype". Then as I scroll down I notice they ARE models.

Sheesh guy you can give some of us a complex LOL
Thats is great stuff you have there. Smile
My name is Stephen and I want to give back to this great hobby.
So please pop over to my website and enjoy the free tutorials.
If you live near me maybe we can share layouts. Smile
Have fun and God bless.
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MLW Wrote:Thanks guys :oops:

Will post more pics later this week hopefully.
I've included a quick tutorial on weathering on my website. I could reproduced it here (cut & paste) if you wish.

Thanks again

I followed the link to both of your web pages. Nice work indeed. If you could share how you get the peeling paint rusted effect that would be super cool. I assume you use a cosmetic brush to dab it on. Is it a combination of paints and weathering powders? It is a really nice effect. Thumbsup
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