Weathering Tomix Loco Shed

[SONIC883]

Hi,

after alpineaustrila shows his Greenmax Loco Shed, I looked to my clean Tomix one... I must put some dirt on it!
Yesterday a friend and me want to paint some Warhammer miniatures, but I decide to weather my loco shed

This is the result








The steps I have done (all colors Games Workshop):
- Use Badab Black (ink) to add black on all sides and roof
- drybushing with Bleached Bone on all sides and roof
- Add rust below the bigger windows without frame with Scorched Brown
- Use Griffon Sephia (ink) to make the rust 'softer'
- Mithirl Silver for raintubes(?)
- Scarab Red for window Frames

Overall (incl. dry time) 2 hours

[CaptOblivious]

Kia, looks good! I'm a big fan of the Citadel Acrylics, so for the others, I've translated the colors to more familiar terms

The steps I have done (all colors Games Workshop):
- Use thinned black as a wash (india ink works too) to add black on all sides and roof
- drybushing with cream on all sides and roof
- Add rust below the bigger windows without frame with rust brown
- Used a wash of thinned rust brown to make the rust 'softer'
- chrome/bright steel metallic flake for raintubes(?)
- purplish-maroon for window Frames

[alpineaustralia]

Sonic
Please take it as a compliment when I say your train shed looks old, rusty, dirty and neglected.
Excellent job !

[SONIC883]

Thank you!

On the roof I have done a little mistake while drybrushing - a spot has get to much white paint.
But overall, I think it is a nice eyecatcher for my trainyard

[Shashinka]

Now, you got to get the DE10 and DD521 to match 

[SONIC883]

That will be a step in the future. Next tryout will be container and KOKIs

[Bernard]

Sonic
Please take it as a compliment when I say your train shed looks old, rusty, dirty and neglected.
Excellent job !

Yeah, it looks real!

[jappomania]

great job!

bravissimo!!! ( I don't know the right term in english, sorry  )
ciao
Massimo

[alpineaustralia]

bravissimo tells it all Massimo. No need to translate that .

[SONIC883]

*blush*

many thanks

[scott]

That looks really good, Kai.

I think I need to get some brushes and paint. :-)