"Heavy Weather"

Rust, Dirt, Grime and Graffiti for your model trains

Monday, March 18, 2013

IC #501152 50' Berwick Boxcar

Posted by Snaggletooth River Railway at 3/18/2013 No comments:

Labels: Graffiti, model train, rust, weathering

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"How to" Articles I have written on weathering and graffiti

Freight Car Weathering
Improving Basic Plastic Structure Kits
A historical overview of freight train graffiti for model railroaders and a "how to" presentation on graffiti for model trains

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About Me

Hey thanks for stopping by,

This is a blog about custom weathering of model train cars with my being emphasis on adding Rust, Dirt, Grime and Graffiti to make the cars look more realistic and prototypical and less like shiny plastic.

I do not do graffiti work in 12" to the foot, no skills there, but will work in any scale of model train.

In the links, Snaggletooth River Railway is my blog about mt model railway, the NMRA SLD link is the local chapter of the National Model Railroad Association that I am a member of.

I hope that you enjoy the blog.

Cheers,

Peter

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