The Gallery: Jan. 2022 "Show Us Some Weathering"

[robert_goslin]

Some more from Richard Grinyer. This was additional work he did to expand the scene of that earlier 1/24 scale work on page 4.
So this was quite a large diorama




And a separate diorama also from Richard. 1/35 scale I think

[Rick]

1:1 weathering by mother nature on the interior of a cab at New Hope and Ivyland RR.

[Terrell]

A wee bit smaller weathered cab.



On30 on the deadline.

[robert_goslin]

She's seen better days. Really nice rust effect there Fred. How did you get the crusty look ?

[robert_goslin]

Some from Richard Grinyer's Stony Creek layout. He really loves that run down look





This is my favourite structure on his layout. There's even a padlock on the door.

[Dutchman]

From the 2016 National Narrow Gauge Convention in Portland, Maine.

[Terrell]

She's seen better days. Really nice rust effect there Fred. How did you get the crusty look ?

That's baking soda sprinkled on wet acrylic paint, then washed with various acrylic washes. The problem: over time the white soda tends to bleed back through in places. I've had to re-wash some of it, sometimes several times.

[Dutchman]

This is a "teaser" photo that Nick Ogden posted on the Forum back in 2004.

[Dutchman]

A little "Crusty Rusty".

[Dutchman]

February has arrived, so it is time to shut this month's Gallery down and start up a new theme.

Many thanks to all who contributed photos and/or comments to this month's Gallery.