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AirbrushNo5

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Practicing on this Athearn (missing box?) …
If I had to do it again, I wouldn’t scrape up the deck…

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Thanks… it isn’t so much the look…
The paint was really thick and chipped rather making clean lines…
Even using a brand new blade..
One thing I've noticed about doing weathering. It's random, chaos, never the same thing twice. On 60' flats like yours, sometimes I use stained Lazer cut wooden decks, other times I use a sanding stick to rough it up the paint. I'll grap some picks when I head down to the shop this afternoon .
 
I have some Rapido wood deck bulkhead flats…
I have to imagine weathering real wood is easier

On the deck beside the scratching, I was doing some Raw Umber and Van Dyck Brown oil staining, some Tamiya grime mix random overspray… then some very dilute Raw Umber brush flick spray spotting…
I had some white paper under the car..it looked neat on clean white
I think I’ll try that on a light colour hopper body

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