Appalachian Weathering and Modelworks Car #4-A Railbox from start to finish.


STEP 7: "It's the END of the world as we know it!(And I feel fine.)"

Yeah, I've been listening to too much Rock, I know.;) But, if you know much about Rock, you know that's a line from R.E.M.'s "It's the End of the World as We Know It(And I Feel Fine)."

This was basically brush, hairspray, chalk, and paper towel. I wetted the brush with hairspray, dipped it in chalk, weathered the end heavily, then wiped away the excess. That's virtually it, on both sides.

I'll get that tack board later.

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End A.

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End B.
 
STEP 8: Side B

I'm edging closer and closer to getting this sucker finished.

This was done exactly like Side A. A little more rust here, though.

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STEP 9: The Underside and Trucks/Wheelsets

This is virtually just grimy black, oily black, and rust colors from Polly Scale. Oh yeah, and a brush. :rolleyes: I do not have it finished yet, so no pictures. I just thought I'd update you on progress.
 
I received the detail parts yesterday. Hopefully detailing will commence tomorrow.

Do note that the last 4(5 counting this one)posts are from today, for the few of you that follow this. :p

Please forgive me, as I have had diarrhea of the mouth tonight.(Meaning for some odd reason, I want to mispell words and use incorrect grammar.)
 
I did a little detailing last night. I got the air hoses on and painted the tips silver. Tonight/tomorrow will be spent trying to get the stirrups and coupler cut bars on. Oh, joy...
 
She's FINISHED!!!

I will just attach the photos to save the hassle of resizing them.

Yip-E!
 
Matt, I just now got over here to this thread and want to say thank you for the fine information. I have been putting off weathering anything because...well frankly...I really didn't have a clue as where to begin. Thanks to you I am at least ready and willing to start practicing. I hope to see plenty more from you.
 
Hi Matt, this is an excellent "How To Do It" thread, many thanks, I believe I'll copy your method and get rid of a few like new unrealistic cars. Thanks for sharing your ideas

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Willis
 
Don't give up Matt. Keep at it and study the prototype. And one day, you'll have a 'butt kicking' Railbox ready for eBay.
 
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