I know this is four years after the video, but I tried Anita's Acrylics for the trucks and the product was fantastic. I was using Poly-S paints but since they were aguired by Testors they seem not to dry as flat as the Floquil version. They go on flat but dry glossy. Anita's goes on thick, covers well then settles and dries flat with an even finish. Of note though; just use a drop of black in the Earth Brown.I will be buying larger bottles in the future!
Hi Dan I love your projects. As I was taking a very close look at the details on this tank car, I noticed that Athern Put the wrong end caps on the car. The side and top has 951095 wile the end caps have 951090. Did you or any one else notice this? I know, get a life. I still love your work and I always look forward to the next video. Thanks much, Paul
Good tutorial, thanks. Noticed you were struggling with the auto-focus: a good trick is to point the camera at the object you want in focus, let the camera adjust the focus and then switch to 'manual focus'. That will lock the focus. You just have to remember to keep your hands/freight car in the same zone to ensure you stay in focus.
Dan, can you clear up something for me: 1.) Is "clear coating" the same as "dull coating"? 2.) I'm considering buying a bottle/can of Gloss Clear Coat - Hobby and Model Lacquer Paint so, is this what I should use to clear coat my new models right out of the box before I start weathering? 3.) When should I apply dull coat? 4.) I've heard it said to wash a new car in warm soapy water to get any injection molding flash remaining on the model? Is that necessary?
I'm doing a accurail kit for a DM&E PS 4750 , and I went ahead and added this video/walkthrough to my weathering list of thing for it after/during construction.
Terrific work. Add some "grime" too to the steps of the ladder rungs, hand grip sides of the ladder and the stirrup steps. IMHO but, it's your techniques. Little late to the party, just saw it. Again terrific work though. :)
Great weathering, thanks for the tips. I will be trying some of these out. Can you do some heavy weathering tips in your up coming weathering vids. Much appreciated.
+Robert Miller You can use several sights for photos but one of the best to use is Railroadpicturearchives.net. You can track just about any loco or railcar from any model and any road. ~Daniel
Will you weather a few of my train cars I will pay you or we can train some cars I have a lot of train cars not many weathered I have no time to or we can just trade if you feel like it but any way your my fave TH-camr
enjoy your videos, however, you need to find a different word. basicly is used way to much. you do however do very nice work. following the progress on your B&O caboose
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I know this is four years after the video, but I tried Anita's Acrylics for the trucks and the product was fantastic. I was using Poly-S paints but since they were aguired by Testors they seem not to dry as flat as the Floquil version. They go on flat but dry glossy. Anita's goes on thick, covers well then settles and dries flat with an even finish. Of note though; just use a drop of black in the Earth Brown.I will be buying larger bottles in the future!
Great techniques. I had forgotten about using hot water to increase the can pressure for a finer spray. Great ideas.
First class, clear narration. Professionals take note. Well done young man. Excellent work on the models too. *****
Dude you should really make a website ur work is just perfect
Hi Dan
I love your projects. As I was taking a very close look at the details on this tank car, I noticed that Athern Put the wrong end caps on the car. The side and top has 951095 wile the end caps have 951090. Did you or any one else notice this? I know, get a life. I still love your work and I always look forward to the next video. Thanks much, Paul
Good tutorial, thanks. Noticed you were struggling with the auto-focus: a good trick is to point the camera at the object you want in focus, let the camera adjust the focus and then switch to 'manual focus'. That will lock the focus. You just have to remember to keep your hands/freight car in the same zone to ensure you stay in focus.
Dan, can you clear up something for me: 1.) Is "clear coating" the same as "dull coating"? 2.) I'm considering buying a bottle/can of Gloss Clear Coat - Hobby and Model Lacquer Paint so, is this what I should use to clear coat my new models right out of the box before I start weathering? 3.) When should I apply dull coat? 4.) I've heard it said to wash a new car in warm soapy water to get any injection molding flash remaining on the model? Is that necessary?
Dan, great video. I look forward to going back and watching your past videos. I like your wearing style and the lessons you share.
Another good one, does look fine.. Nice job..
I'm doing a accurail kit for a DM&E PS 4750 , and I went ahead and added this video/walkthrough to my weathering list of thing for it after/during construction.
Hi,for the acrylic paints,I have some artist
Acrylics (cheaper ones)in tubes,could they be used in place of the hobby ones just watered down?
csx68 BNSF Keystone Corn Route sorry,commented in the wrong place 😬
i see those tankers all the time on trains heading south out of lima
At the beginning of the video, that tank car looked very blue, but at the end of the video, it looked pretty faded.
I like your work......some paint patches and bent railing could work also
Incredible work! Second to none!!
Love your work... very clean detailing.
Nice job Dan,really good work
Great job Dan. What do you use to protect your work from coming off after you do your weathering.
Terrific work. Add some "grime" too to the steps of the ladder rungs, hand grip sides of the ladder and the stirrup steps. IMHO but, it's your techniques. Little late to the party, just saw it. Again terrific work though. :)
Great video ! Very nice job ! Thanks for sharing Dan ! Cheers ! Martin
he Dan, thanks for taking the time to show us your weathering techniques. Looks good! Terry
Great weathering, thanks for the tips. I will be trying some of these out. Can you do some heavy weathering tips in your up coming weathering vids. Much appreciated.
Sure thing! I have a few ideas! ; )
Great job !! Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work. .
Awesome! when you dullcote do you spray over the wheels and everything or take them off?
Zach Rodrick I do everything, the wheels, underbody, ends, sides, roof, etc.~Dan
This is great Dan!
Excellent walk-through and tutorial. Very informative, I enjoyed watching this.
Subscribed!
Hi for the acrylics,I have some artists acrylics (cheaper ones) in tubes,could they be used (watered down) in place of the craft ones?
Great Video, Good work
looks real to me.
I LOVE YOUR WAY THANKS FOR THE TIP..
Exultant job son
Hi do you know where can I buy this tank car ? Thanks
What mixture do you use for the trucks?
If you have a lifelike santa fe gp38, could you please do a weathering tutorial on it?
great job!
Dan, What was the site that you were using to get the real pictures of the tank car??? Thank you very much
+Robert Miller You can use several sights for photos but one of the best to use is Railroadpicturearchives.net. You can track just about any loco or railcar from any model and any road. ~Daniel
Really good work! :)
Will you weather a few of my train cars I will pay you or we can train some cars I have a lot of train cars not many weathered I have no time to or we can just trade if you feel like it but any way your my fave TH-camr
Wow, I should have gotten a haircut before making this video. O_O
What does this cary fuel LPG benzoyl
WHAT DOES IT CARY TELL ME
Liquified petroleum gas.
Sorry I meant can I have the utlx 951095 blue tank car please
Can I have the utlx 951095
enjoy your videos, however, you need to find a different word. basicly is used way to much. you do however do very nice work. following the progress on your B&O caboose
When you gonna stop talking, and get started
You talk to much - get on with it!