Lester Perry
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Jeffery how did you do the yellow on the hand rails? I think it is awesome
Is this more along your line of thinking?Jeff, it looks like you are really trying here, but you're kinda overdoing it with the rust. That's prehaps the main problem is that there is no grime to go with the rust. Also, the rust on the cars tends to be around for a while, and is almost black in nature. That color of iron oxide is new rust. http://www.modelrailroadforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17047
Setting up a shot with the T2i
Is this more along your line of thinking?
The yellow stripes on the handrails are done with decals from the Microscale KCS set. It takes some work to get them to settle on the handrails.Jeffery how did you do the yellow on the hand rails? I think it is awesome
I was wondering how that was done.The yellow stripes on the handrails are done with decals from the Microscale KCS set. It takes some work to get them to settle on the handrails.
Is this more along your line of thinking?
Is this more along your line of thinking?
Including a 1970's vintage Bachmann GP40 that came with a German made drive mechanism. Bought in Germany no less for less than 30 Deutsche Marks in 1977. At the time that worked out to about $12 US. The loco has been completely rebuilt over the years so much of it's uniqueness is gone, but it's still going.You do have a varied mix of items for sure. You could probably partially fill an HO history time-line without much problem.