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Frank you've done it again! A true Master of Modeling"
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Jerry
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You have some nice weathering techniques Frank. Nice job.
Rich
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Thanks Carl.
Oh I forgot Pete, you still work.
Jerry you’re my inspiration to keep going.
Thanks Rich.
Mike, I assume “AAA” is an abbreviation for “atsa-nice-a”. That's how my wife's Sicilian grandmother said it.
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Frank,
Have you ever considered writing a book on weathering and the techniques you use? Your 'vision' would be hard to duplicate. Even so, it would fly off the shelves.
Jim
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And I might even buy a copy, unless it puts me to sleep....quote:
Originally posted by BurleyJim
Frank,
Have you ever considered writing a book on weathering and the techniques you use? Your 'vision' would be hard to duplicate. Even so, it would fly off the shelves.
Jim
Good idea, Jim! :up:
Pete
in Michigan
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Jim, I could write the book but I'd have to pay Dave Revelia and Brian Nolan's trust the royalties for all the instruction and tips they've given me over the years.quote:
Originally posted by BurleyJim
Frank,
Have you ever considered writing a book on weathering and the techniques you use? Your 'vision' would be hard to duplicate. Even so, it would fly off the shelves.
Jim
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Great looking engine. That weathering job - WOW.
Bernd
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New York, Vermont -and- Northern Rwy HOn30 Quarry Line https://railroad-line.com/node/31167Comment
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It would be worthwhile to many of us Luddites, and be a fitting tribute to your mentors.quote:
Originally posted by Frank Palmer
Jim, I could write the book but I'd have to pay Dave Revelia and Brian Nolan's trust the royalties for all the instruction and tips they've given me over the years.quote:
Originally posted by BurleyJim
Frank,
Have you ever considered writing a book on weathering and the techniques you use? Your 'vision' would be hard to duplicate. Even so, it would fly off the shelves.
Jim
Jim
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Looks great Frank. What a contrast between the pics of nice clean loco, and the weathered one.
I keep saying it, you do really nice rust.
I've really learnt a lot from all your work posted on the Forum, and I'd like to think I am a better modeler these days thanks to folks like you who show us all how it can be done.
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Cheers mate.
Regards Rob
Melbourne, Australia
Despite the cost of living, it's still popular
My current build.
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My posts keep disappearing?...Any way Frank, another masterpiece' and extremely, extraordinary, LIFE-LIKE weathering application'.. [^]
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Thanks Bernd, practice-practice.
Jim I’ll see what I can do.
Rob, wow that’s quite a compliment. I thank you very much.
Ted, RRL has a lot of quirks and disappearing posts may be one of them.
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Frank,
All I gots to say about posting that beautiful photo of weathering with a center cab loco underneath is " https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8EMndSFFMk ". Thanx Thom...
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Tom, now that's funny.
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