Weathering N-scale Freight Cars

[SVFreedomFighters]

What do u use to fade it down and rust it?

[NSTrainFan]

@SVFreedomFighters I used dry brushing techniques and just some walmart acrylic paint.

[SVFreedomFighters]

@NSTrainFan thx.

[SVFreedomFighters]

@NSTrainFan also, where did you get that car in the first place?

[ModelManTom]

I would humbly submit that investing in an airbrush is an investment in all your work. A very decent dual action brush can be gotten on ebay for under $40 shipped. The compressors can be gotten for as little as $80. While that is a good chunk of change, the cost distributed across all your future work brings it down to pennies.

You will love the airbrush and it will raise your work a couple notches!

[NSTrainFan]

I have actually bought one since this video, and I agree it has definitly come in handy.

[jwamsey]

What colors did you use to make the rust.

Jwamsey/ Jmaes

[NSTrainFan]

Its walmart paint but i think its called burnt umber?

[timosha21]

nice video.

[NSTrainFan]

Thanks

[jorgeniscool]

cool video

[NSTrainFan]

Thanks.

[georgiacentralfan]

Nice vid 5* and a fav

what scale is that

[NSTrainFan]

THanks, and its N-scale.

[georgiacentralfan]

Yea afrer i put the comment i saw wat scale it was i fell pretty stupid lol

[NSTrainFan]

Its alright, i think everyone on YouTube has done that at some point.

[1206kam]

Good video. Got me inspired to do some weathering myself.

[NSTrainFan]

Thanks Kenny, if you need some help, i can definitly help you.

[watchnu2]

Ben - Great video and train car from your sister - that's cool she bought you something for your model railroad for Christmas - Nice weather job and graffiti- Brian

[NSTrainFan]

@watchnu2 Thanks Brian, she just got me a gift card that I used to buy the car. She knows I like trains, she is all the time sending me pics of trains she sees from her phone.

[spsf1000]

cool nice job!!!

[NSTrainFan]

thanks,