Seventy One
A 20,700 Gallon Non-Insulated Tank Car. The focus was to be a dirty underside. Small graffiti. I added a little bit of rust and grime to the tank seams to make them pop a bit.
Seventy Two, Three and Four
Details of the end of the car. Work on this car was done on acrylics.
Saturday, June 25, 2011
CP 400259 62' Tank Car
Sixty Five
Here we have another commissioned work. This is an Athearn tank car kit that was given to me assembled. I did a medium weathering job with some rust and went light on the graffiti. Weathering was done with acrylics, rust with oils and graffiti with paint markers
As a side note, in searching RR Pictures Archives it appears that CP mostly used these cars for MOW or internal purposes.
Sixty Six
Sixty Seven and Sixty Eight
Close up of the rust and of the "streaking" letters. I did the streaking with several light washes of acrylic paint.
Seventy
I took the idea of the red paint off a prototype photo
Here we have another commissioned work. This is an Athearn tank car kit that was given to me assembled. I did a medium weathering job with some rust and went light on the graffiti. Weathering was done with acrylics, rust with oils and graffiti with paint markers
As a side note, in searching RR Pictures Archives it appears that CP mostly used these cars for MOW or internal purposes.
Sixty Six
Sixty Seven and Sixty Eight
Close up of the rust and of the "streaking" letters. I did the streaking with several light washes of acrylic paint.
Sixty Nine
The other side of the car
Seventy
I took the idea of the red paint off a prototype photo
Labels:
CP,
Graffiti,
model train,
rust,
Tank car,
weathering
Thursday, June 09, 2011
ARMN 110230 Trinity TRINCool 64’ Reefer
(This image is copyright Ian McCord and used by permission) |
Above is a photo of the prototype car. I was commissioned to replicate it onto a nice new Exact Rail version of this car. I normally do not do such requests as I find it easier to capture the essence of a prototype car over an exact duplicate. For this request the weathering and graffiti work was such that I was comfortable with the request. Please see the results below.
Paints were a combination of acrylic and oils. Graffiti was done using paint markers.
Fifty Nine
Sixty
Sixty One
Sixty Two
Sixty Four
Labels:
ARMN,
exactrail,
Graffiti,
model train,
Trinity TRINCool 64’ Reefer,
weathering
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