Fifty Three
Here I also had some assistance. "FRIGR" is not my work nor is the other side of the car. I went over the whole car, added "Zone" and did the stencil as the numbers had been obscured. Thanks to FRIGR and the others for helping the development of my graffiti work. All weathering is mine with oils.
Fifty Four
Fifty Five
Fifty Six
To better understand graffiti work I also re-did the colour on this side of the car.
Fifty Seven
Fifty Eight
Saturday, May 21, 2011
CN 479846 & CN 479853 40' Box Cars
Thirty Four.
These two cars started out as the same car. Both are Athearn kits that I bought second hand. What these cars represent is my early attempts at working with graffiti as well as some examples from others that did some outline work for me. "Grim" and "Zone" are my original work while the other work is outlined by friends but gone over by me with colour.
Thirty Five
Thirty Six
Again the paints used is a combination of acrylics and oils. I wanted these cars to be on the way to being very uncared for but not quite there yet. I consider these cars to be a medium to heavy weather job with heavy graffiti work.
Thirty Seven
Thirty Eight
Thirty Nine
Forty
Forty One
Forty Two
Forty Three
...I really must learn how to take pictures better.
Forty Four
Forty Five
Forty Six
Forty Seven
Forty Eight
Forty Nine
As these cars were to be era wise in at least the late 70's I wanted the running boards off. I filled in the holes and re-worked the ridge work. Finished work below.
Fifty
Fifty One
Fifty Two
These two cars started out as the same car. Both are Athearn kits that I bought second hand. What these cars represent is my early attempts at working with graffiti as well as some examples from others that did some outline work for me. "Grim" and "Zone" are my original work while the other work is outlined by friends but gone over by me with colour.
Thirty Five
Thirty Six
Again the paints used is a combination of acrylics and oils. I wanted these cars to be on the way to being very uncared for but not quite there yet. I consider these cars to be a medium to heavy weather job with heavy graffiti work.
Thirty Seven
Thirty Eight
Thirty Nine
Forty
Forty One
Forty Two
Forty Three
...I really must learn how to take pictures better.
Forty Four
Forty Five
Forty Six
Forty Seven
Forty Eight
Forty Nine
As these cars were to be era wise in at least the late 70's I wanted the running boards off. I filled in the holes and re-worked the ridge work. Finished work below.
Fifty
Fifty One
Fifty Two
Labels:
Box Car,
CN,
detailing,
Graffiti,
model train,
rust,
weathering
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