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Thanks Bill, I use artists acrylic paint for almost everything... I don't differeciate between painting and weathering, but sort of paint the finished look all at once. No stains or washes. Dry brushing will lift edges and accentuate. I slightly enhance shadows under window sills and roof edges with a dark mix. On the sign I used a little color pencil as a background color, since the sign was printed in black & white. Troels Kirk Näsum, Sweden Country: Sweden | Posts: 4876 kirk Fireman Posted - 08/14/2016 :  01:05:35 AM     quote: Originally posted by JimF Hi Troels. Not to take away from the discussion of your current build, but I'm working my way through the previous 600 pages of threads. Did I read correctly that you used Peco OO track, for the layout? The UK track, not the US style HO track? Thanks. Jim F Jim, I used ordinary, cheap OO Peco. It isn't that far off from the Maine two foot track measurements I have, but I probably wouldn't have used it if I tried to get a three foot look. Anyhow it is heavily ballasted, and works fine for my purposes. I never try to simulate real life, but model pure fiction :) Troels Kirk Näsum, Sweden Country: Sweden | Posts: 4876 David J Buchholz Engine Wiper Posted - 08/14/2016 :  2:27:45 PM     Where's his "Stones"? No wonder his business is slow... no stones! Edited by - David J Buchholz on 08/14/2016 2:30:11 PM Country: | Posts: 313 kirk Fireman Posted - 08/14/2016 :  3:20:02 PM     Didn't I write #test fitting"??? Stones, wall mounted crane, three figures and STONES will come in due course! Dry weeds under the building too... and tools... and a cat... Patience David ;) Troels Kirk Näsum, Sweden Country: Sweden | Posts: 4876 deemery Fireman Premium Member Posted - 08/14/2016 :  3:56:27 PM     Poor Troels! All of us watchers have no patience! dave Modeling 1890s (because the voices in my head told me to) Country: USA | Posts: 6306 David J Buchholz Engine Wiper Posted - 08/14/2016 :  4:40:23 PM     I figured maybe is was Mr Germeroth's polite way of telling the world he wanted to retire from selling stones, and not to interrupt his card game with the boys down by the docks. Edited by - David J Buchholz on 08/14/2016 4:46:01 PM Country: | Posts: 313 kirk Fireman Posted - 08/14/2016 :  4:43:25 PM     David, you obviously haven't met mr Germeroth :) Troels Kirk Näsum, Sweden Country: Sweden | Posts: 4876 David J Buchholz Engine Wiper Posted - 08/14/2016 :  7:08:39 PM     Not yet, But I have the belief that our forum world will be introduced to him very soon ... with or without his stones! Country: | Posts: 313 rca2 Engine Wiper Posted - 08/15/2016 :  03:19:38 AM     Troels: The finish is amazing. It fools my eyes even though I know it is acrylic paint. Thanks for sharing. Bob. Modeling Arizona Eastern Railroad, Hayden Junction (1920), in On30 Country: USA | Posts: 409 ChiloquinRuss Crew Chief Posted - 08/15/2016 :  11:33:31 PM       I slightly enhance shadows under window sills and roof edges with a dark mix. Many years ago I was at a train show and a gentleman had a modular display.and there was always a crowd surrounding it! We all stood there trying to figure out why this layout was so special looking to all of us. It finally sunk in, he had PAINTED all of his shadows. When questioned he said he had mounted a single spot on a stand in his shop and with his air brush and a thinned wash he painted under the trees, under bridges, slightly graying side walls etc. In the midst of the autotorium with all that washed out light it looked really different and it was very believable and inspiring to say the least. Russ Country: USA | Posts: 662 kirk Fireman Posted - 08/15/2016 :  11:42:10 PM     quote: Originally posted by ChiloquinRuss I slightly enhance shadows under window sills and roof edges with a dark mix. Many years ago I was at a train show and a gentleman had a modular display.and there was always a crowd surrounding it! We all stood there trying to figure out why this layout was so special looking to all of us. It finally sunk in, he had PAINTED all of his shadows. When questioned he said he had mounted a single spot on a stand in his shop and with his air brush and a thinned wash he painted under the trees, under bridges, slightly graying side walls etc. In the midst of the autotorium with all that washed out light it looked really different and it was very believable and inspiring to say the least. Russ I do the same...ever so subtly. This is the only thing I use my airbrush for. Shading under trees, in allys, under cars etc. Easy to overdo! Troels Kirk Näsum, Sweden Country: Sweden | Posts: 4876 milocomarty Fireman Posted - 08/16/2016 :  12:56:01 PM       A fine build again Troel ! Good to see ya back at it. Now I have a photo question, camera and what lens (or distance)? http://martinwelberg.wordpress.com/ http://cardiganbaycoastalrailroad.wordpress.com/ Country: Netherlands | Posts: 6644 kirk Fireman Posted - 08/16/2016 :  4:09:41 PM     quote: Originally posted by milocomarty A fine build again Troel ! Good to see ya back at it. Now I have a photo question, camera and what lens (or distance)? Thanks Martin, The camera is a cheapish (at least compared to my Nikon D810 :) Canon SX50. The small sensor makes the wide-angle a very short focal length of 4.3mm with very wide depth of field. Its super zoom range lens isn't the sharpest glass around, but is actually quite impressive for this particular use. Color balance is a little tricky to get right with this camera, but nothing Lightroom can't fix. Troels Kirk Näsum, Sweden Country: Sweden | Posts: 4876 JimF Engine Wiper Posted - 08/20/2016 :  2:09:12 PM     Troels, A delayed Thank You for your reply about the track. Mea culpa. Though I'm in the US, I have some left from fooling with UK OO, so that will get me started. I have also, now, finally gone through all 7111 pages of the 7 volumes. Phenomenal is the word that comes to mind. All I can do is echo all the superlatives that have been spoken through all these years. The only downside to reading all those pages, was noting a few of the suppliers who either are no longer in business, or no longer (at least, looking at their websites) produce some of the excellent items you have put to such fantastic use. Finally, is your video colors DVD still available? Cheers. 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