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f1_indy2000
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Ok I'm doing this the hard way, but I have no choice. I have done some of my scenery and leaves me at the point where i have to brush paint my rails. I was talking to my local hobby guy and he said I could have spray painted them with Florquil rail brown, but since I had started scenery he suggested using Florquil railbrown and brush it. I am fine with that, but it seems to be a long process. I do a couple of inches and then wipe the top of and then once i get a foot I use the bright boy to make sure no paint is on top of the track. I have two questions here.
1, Should I paint the inside of the rails? I'm wondering if its worth it since this is a chore and my wife ask me why I even doing it. I said for realism, she just shook her head and went back upstairs, HA But I do worry about that and if I do paint the insides will I have a grime issue?
2, My yards, should I paint them rust? The hobby guy said the Maillines are rail brown and rails that aren't uses that often are rusty. I'm a little confused on that one only because my yard traffic is usually slow.
3, Once I get this completed I plan on painting the ties grimy black? Whatever color I need I invision that process will go faster than painting the rail.
Thanks for suggestions
1, Should I paint the inside of the rails? I'm wondering if its worth it since this is a chore and my wife ask me why I even doing it. I said for realism, she just shook her head and went back upstairs, HA But I do worry about that and if I do paint the insides will I have a grime issue?
2, My yards, should I paint them rust? The hobby guy said the Maillines are rail brown and rails that aren't uses that often are rusty. I'm a little confused on that one only because my yard traffic is usually slow.
3, Once I get this completed I plan on painting the ties grimy black? Whatever color I need I invision that process will go faster than painting the rail.
Thanks for suggestions