Sorry about the oversight, I totally understand.![]()
My only reluctance comes from the tedious masking I'll have to do around ALL the windows, gems and wheels before I even start...yuck!
Did you know it came with a Digitrax decoder already installed?! I didn't know that OMI was doing that now...guess they have to...
I've never seen an alco with glossy-black sideframes and a weathered body
Yes, it's gonna be a dull cote with chalks and india ink, too. Gotta have oil leaking from somewhere!
Brand new. My buddy just treated himself for Christmas. Enjoy the pics.
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...oh...the Dofascos....
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Detailed engine compartment...
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A beauty-of-a-behemoth...
He wants me to weather it. *GULP*
Does anyone on this site remember that cheesy art show that was made back in the 80's. Hosted by a man with a LARGE 'fro....
Anyways, his catch phrase is "In art, there's never such thing as a mistake. Only an opportunity." Keep that in mind when weathering.
As per your comments regarding "seeing before buying..." JUST build it yourself! Then you know it's perfect!!!
Amen brother...
I had this discussion (with Efram et al, at the last RPM meet in Toronto) that what's better...buying a MellowMike $750 weathered freight car off ebay, or...
buy a $10 freight car, attempt to weather it, fail...throw it out, buy another $10 freight car, attempt to weather it, fail...throw it out, buy another $10 freight car, attempt to weather it, fail...throw it out, etc etc.
My the time you reach the $375 mark, you'll be a damn good weatherer!!!
+1 SGS!
This hobby should be about expanding your skills and confidence, with all kinds of mediums.
efram;207661This hobby should be about expanding your skills and confidence said:This hobby should be about whatever the individual desires it to be!
,,, Ken