The Railbox! HO Boxcar Weathering Series. Episode 1.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- An exciting new 3 part series will be covering heavy weathering techniques on a classic boxcar, the RBOX Railbox! These cars are notorious for heavy weathering, and I will talk about how to model each individual affect using acrylics, and oils. We will also cover patching, graffiti, and chalk and powder affects!
This guy makes painting graffiti on the doors look effortless. Good job!
I know it is pretty off topic but do anybody know of a good place to stream newly released series online ?
"just the tip" -Dan Arnold 2018
How much do Jews charge for a circumcision? Nothing but a.....tip.
2:55 "to fade the sex!"
Pretty cool, looking forward to seeing the progress, thanks for sharing
Dan, did you know that the box cars in front of you were originally were MDC, Model die cast co. "Roundhouse" in kits with a cost of $5.50 each in the 80's , 85 - 89. I remember you could get pretty much every road name they had to offer at the given time with only one road number unless it was a special edition and Paint quality was okay but it was always readily available at the end of times.
Nice work as usual... Love those Railbox cars!!
Great video Dan. Looking forward to seeing rest of it.
Great job!! Very nicely done.
Great video as always
Good stuff. Really like your work. I’ve learned a lot. Thanks. 🚂
Amazing work Dan !! Wales UK.
I use your tutorials a lot and they are really helpful! Subbed!
Great tips thanks for sharing!
Hi! First of all awesome weathering! I watched a lot of videos about weathering and i must say you are one of the best that can be found on youtube!
I got myself a similar car. An RBOX from Athearn RTR. I have a few questions: Do you dull-coat or sand your cars with papertowels or similar before fading them with the airbrush to get more grip and get rid of the shinyness of the new models? And do you dull-coat between steps of weathering and/or when the model is finished?
When you first started developing your skill, how many cars and approximately how long did it take you to get decent results?
I think you should add more railbox boxcars to your collection, because there still kinda common
I am working on that!
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Dan, I have a question for you. Or for anyone else who may be able to answer. I'm following along with your video, but when I was airbrushing the "fade" it came out a bit too spattered. Is possible to start over? How would you remove the acrylic?...If so, should I use a thinner mix of alcohol/white?...Thanks in advance
You need to dilute the paint further and mix it better. Remember it has to be thin, but not to thin. Just take warm soapy water and a toothbrush and softly scrub off the acrylic in your bathroom or kitchen sink.
Hey Dan, quick question regarding this technique. As an alternative to airbrushing, could someone also achieve the underlying fade by dry brushing the same type of water mixable oil paint, but using a white paint, and then after some drying time and sealing, then applying with the same technique the burn umber oil paint?
What is your eBay seller's name? Was trying to look at things you had up for bid. Thank you. Great work.
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Parabens pelo trabalho.
Great work Dan. I myself just completed 5 HOKX gray sodium hydroxide tankers. Atlas and Walthers cars do the job. ABOX combo door cars are next. Check out HOKX 111548 & 112172 and ABOX cars #51300 & #52020.
So when airbrushing, when do you know when to use WHITE OR GREY as I've seen you use to fade down a model??????????
Have you done a Procor tank car yet?
looks really nice already! where do you get your atlas 10/0 brushes?
I bought them on eBay, and a local hobby shop.
Dan did you sell the rail box car yet?
What is your eBay name?
Thanks
Dan, What is your Ebay seller name?
I don't mind weathering on my fate cars
but all that modern graffiti is an obscurity...
I am not liking this new editing software at all. It keeps compressing the damn video!
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It's a good thing you didn't! lol It's worthless. : (
I can hardly wait to see the rest of the work! 😲