Model Railroad VLog: Putting Scenery on the Interchange: Part 17

http://modelrr.oakviewresources.com/ Part 17:
This is a multi-part blog where I do some track work and put scenery on the interchange section of my model railroad. I continue putting together the Walthers ADM grain elevator. In this part I paint and add a few more detail parts to the model show how I paint the mullions on the windows.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Model
• Railroad
• Scenery
• Hobby
• Scale
• Train
• scenery
• weathering
• track
• detailing
• arts
• crafts
• turnout
• roadbed
• backdrop
• painting
• grain
• elevator

[itostrong923v]

This video went viral on Helsinki

[thebige61]

@itostrong923v Helsinki as in Finland?

[joshdillon2003]

I discovered YouTube this time last year. I have been enjoying it ever since including your videos. I look forward to your updates!

[thebige61]

Thanks!

E

[ntrains]

i used a sharpie on mine and it works

[thebige61]

Yeah. It's pretty slick. I just wish I thought of that in the first place.

E

[jesusfields35]

This vid is popular on Luxembourg

[lanesteele240]

hey e. if you use your air brush as a gravity feed you can use small amounts of paint. also it would be better if you put part(what ever) first. i can never tell which one is next in the side box because the part always gets cut off

[lanesteele240]

it would be better if you put part(what ever) first. i can never tell which one is next in the side box because the part always gets cut off

[xxxrn]

Man I wish I would have watched this segment about the sharpie before I put mine together. I ended up using pastels and then hitting it with clear coat to make the windows look weathered. It turned out ok but the windows look like they belong on a coal mine insted of a grain siloh. Thanks for the tip as I will use this technique in the future.