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Nice and shiny! :D ;)

It frigging slop-tastic! :eek: And the photos are too tiny! Yet it has a bid? WTF? People like that make a mockery of the concept 'custom'. 20 min BS job on each car? And you want how much?

Great! Of all modern diesels SP has (had) the best paint scheme. Bloody nose and gray. But I would be partial as I grew up with units like that. :)

Ohh my....

A combo of airbrushing off thinned white and drybrushing usually does the trick.

Damn Grove you make the most realistic trees I've ever seen!!!! I never seen someone so good at so many types!!! :eek:

Heres my photo fun. All this hot /cold weather temperature transition is cracking my ballast! :( I need to fix it.

WOW is all I can say.

Very neat. Good for you.

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I've got an undec FMC box that I plan on painting and do up as a tattered faded NOPB unit.

Try 2000 grit sand paper. Good stuff.

Thanks. I just wish stuff like this didn't take so long to create. You want it? Come get it. :D http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=270200160687&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=017

Totally used acrylics, watercolors, artist oil, weathering powders, and gouche here. And of course many mistings of Dullcote between subsequent layers.

The 'water' layer itself looks good. Nice work. I'm no master of water ( at least I don't think so), but I would've went with a darker, more earth toned shade for the river bottom. From this point now, what you can do is lay a very thin layer of 'earthier' tone paint on top to give it more...

SWEET!!!!!

Very nice Ryan.

The wood is shaping up pretty decent in the second photo. I'd just hit it with a thin dark wash and try to use wet blotting to lessen the starkness of the overly black and orangy parts. As for the metal braces, i'd use a very fine brush to overcoat them with a heavy burnt umber wash, that ought...

Thanks. I'm trying to keep myself sharp. :D

I'm in the same boat. But its a good thing. You get to use all the info learned and experience points in the next venture....making it improved. Your next one will be of even higher caliber.