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GAnother one assembled and hit with a base coat of rattle can Plutonium G Mud Pie…no time for any real modelling these days…
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GWelcome back! You've got a cool little railroad. :cool:
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GWelcome to the forums! Looks like you have a great starting point.
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GGreetings and welcome
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GWelcome to the group! Great looking layout, would love to see more of it!
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GGuilfordRailman replied to the thread Back to the hobby.Welcome back to the hobby! You’re in the right place to collaborate with fellow model railroaders, very helpful and skilled people.
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GWelcome to the Forum, nice layout you have, any more fotos available ?
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GHi all. Resurrecting my interest in the hobby, and changing from a lone wolf to NMRA participant. I moved some years back and brought...
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GGuilfordRailman replied to the thread Techniques for Painting/weathering Wooden Loading Dock.I’ve got some of that! Interesting idea, might have to give it a go, thanks!
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GGuilfordRailman reacted to Mixed Freight's post in the thread Techniques for Painting/weathering Wooden Loading Dock with
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I've used old, dirty, enamel paint thinner as a stain before. Such as small bottles of Testors and Pactra enamel paint thinner, dirty... -
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If you have any wood left of the same type, try out your ideas on that first - short of sanding, you’ll have some residue left if you...
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GGuilfordRailman replied to the thread Techniques for Painting/weathering Wooden Loading Dock.Ahh okay. That makes more sense! I will give it a go then with a water-based stain. Thanks!
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I’m using “stain” as reference to the general process - however, an acrylic paint or wash is pretty close to a water-based stain...
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