How to Realistically Weather and build HO Scale tie load
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- čas přidán 23. 12. 2019
- Engineer Hall How to use Hunterline Weathering Mix stains and make Ho scale Tie loads . Use code Engineer Hall at yankeedabbler.com/ for a 5% discount
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Weathering Mix Instructions:
‘Weathering Mix’ stain is alcohol based. The benefits of using alcohol are fast drying time which helps prevent ‘warping’ of the wood and it’s easy to dilute the mix to get varying degrees of a lighter stain - just purchase a bottle of 70% isopropyl alcohol at the drug store.
Creosote Black: One of our most popular colors used where you would like to add 'grime', 'soot', shadows or an 'oily, greasy' look to your project. For example, along the Tie structure where the rail is located, under the eaves of a roof or the top of a through bridge where the soot from the steam engine would collect. We use it to color our bridge Ties in combination with Light Gray and Tie Brown. It can also be used as a 'wash' over NBW castings - it hi-lites the bolt and washer. It works well on plastic structures - when used as a 'wash' and applied on a shingled roof held upside down, each shingle will be hi-lited. When dry brushed on rail cars, rivets will be hi-lited and you can achieve a very effective 'well used' weathered car. The possibilities are endless!
Application:
We always distress the wood prior to application. Wear protective gloves when handling. Just use any ‘cheap’ brush to apply. Shake the bottle vigorously before using or if you want a lighter color, only shake a little. If using one of the mixes containing pigment, you may need to shake vigorously or stir to thoroughly mix the pigment and alcohol, as the pigment has a tendency to ‘settle’. Use straight from the bottle. We don’t wipe the stain off, unless using our ‘Cottage White’. You may want to wipe this stain off, depending on the effect desired. We really try to apply haphazardly to get varying degrees of color.
Will it work on other material?
You can get a good effect on plastic, paper, cardboard, and hydrocal.
Clean Up - just wash brushes in soap and water
Have fun mixing colors or applying in ‘combinations’. The following instructions will explain how to get an old Barnboard look. You can also use this method to get a ‘peeling’ paint look with different color applications. For example, Barnboard Red weathering - use Light Gray base with Barn Red dry brushing. (see sample images)
Barnboard Gray Weathering Instructions
When doing our research on how to achieve that ‘old weathered’ barnboard gray ‘look’, we noticed that we could see varying degrees of gray and brown colors. Where the wood had ‘rotted’, where there were ‘knots’, or where there was ‘bare wood’, the color was brown.
To achieve this ‘look’, we follow a 3 step application method (It’s not a matter of ‘mixing’ the colors).
What you will need:
3 bottles of our Weathering Mix - Light Gray, Medium Brown, Blue Gray, Any coarse paint brush - size appropriate to the project
Three step application method:
Begin by ‘distressing’ the wood. Use whatever method you are accustomed to. We always use a fine toothed razor saw.
1. Apply one coat of the Light Gray Weathering Mix with your paint brush. No need to ‘wipe’ the color off. It’s great to have varying
degrees of color!
2. Apply the Blue Gray Weathering Mix sporadically on the project using a ‘dry brush’ method. Before applying the color with your brush, dab excess mix on a paper towel. You don’t want the brush too wet. Having your brush a little drier, gives the project a more ‘blended’ look. Remember, you want to see varying colors of gray.
3. Apply the Medium Brown Weathering Mix, following the method in Step 2. Remember, you want to see brown in the areas where there may have been ‘rot’, ‘knots’ or ‘bare’ wood exposed. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Fantastic tutorial! * subscribed *
Superb! Thanks for sharing!
Those look fantastic. Really nice work!
Very inspiring!love your patience.👍
These look incredible nice work!
Awesome method. Thanks for sharing
I love what you are doing on this channel. Great videos so far!!
Thank you I appreciate you for looking at my channel
Awesome video man! I'm a O gauge modeler and love to weather my rolling stock. Love the stain! Going to order me some of that!
Thanks for sharing!
Nice work look great
Great video! Awesome job!
Look great !
Great work Engineer Hall! I keep telling myself I need to get some of those Hunter Line stains and a chopper. Thanks for sharing your work. Tim
Thanks Tim ,They will look great on your layout. If you decide to use those sticks from Walmart one stick turns into 2 ties And you have to cut a little off on the 2nd cut. When we get our quarterly or 10% use the coupon code Engineer Hall at Yankeedabbler .
excellent job Richard... the ties & trucks look great..thx for sharing...vinny...Merry Christmas!!
Thank you . The Cuzz and have a merry Christmas
You did a outstanding job on this cool wooden tie load and Happy Holidays
Thank you and I preciate you for watching and enjoying the video also have a happy holiday
Mr Hall,you have inspired me to try Ties. That's a great detail that gets missed often. Enjoyed the car weathering too. Merry Christmas.
Thank you sir And have a merry Christmas I'm glad you enjoyed the video
Wow really cool. Those Hunter Line weathering mixes are an awesome product.
I also used them on some freight cars . They came out looking good
This is great work. Subscribed!
Welcome aboard!
New subscriber, well done! I like how you mixed an assortment of colors, went for uneven stacks vs neat bundles and showed staging options on the layout. We will definitely try this.
Think you for subscribing to the channel also I'm glad you enjoy the content.The stage scenes are nice visual interest and I enjoy playing around with them
well that was a great video my friend, very very interesting and well presented too, I hope you have a great christmas my friend
Thank you for watching my video and I'll be you working on a similar project for a different car. And have a happy holiday
Looks great
The ties look great. And the way you placed them look great too. I’m going to use that 5% code. Thx. I order from them quite a bit. 👍😃 David
Very nice
Thanks for posting. I enjoyed yer video. Now I've got to go to Wally World and get some of those wooden sticks. They kinda look like match sticks. I usually save all our used kitchen matches and cut them up with my Chop It machine. They're about HO scale tie size. Thanks for the weathering tips. Merry Christmas.
Very cool Railroad ties
Thank you I hope I inspire modelers to make them for there layout
Beautifuls
Great job👍, they look natural. I've been buying a pack or two every week for my kooper's Tie plant that ill be modeling, they manufacture the ties for the RR. Unfortunately I'm going to need somewhere around three to four thousand of these, plus more for the gondolas. I did note, you Staind the full length and then cut them, which is fine. But it leaves the ends White/ clear. Cutting them before you stain would be best. Just an FYI.
And I forgot to mention these are true scale to Ho scale.
Thank you for checking out my video. I re stained the ends of the Creosote ties Doing the making of the video. I went back and stained the ends of the outher ties When I was making the utility Pole load.
nice video
Thanks
Here's a good one a while back some one made drywall load for an n scale 3 axle truck. I think they used blocks of wood and painted the block and to look like drywall units. Is that right?? Good work.
Excellent. Just what I have been looking for to weather ties. Thank you. Where in their website is it please?
Looks great , nice that you could reuse that dye . Were you able to get two ties from one stick ?
Yes, your able to get two ties from one stick and cut a little off the second one
Nice video. The ties looks great. How did you do the silver metal side plates on there?
silver paint can be used to Simulate the plate
I would love to see what happens if you use brown, then when that dries dip it into the creosote black color.
That would be a interesting color
Hey Engineer Hall You just got another Subscriber! The ties came out Great! now I will have to make me some ties for my gons.
Love the load thats about 2 ties high that have broken pieces of ties on the top layer. what do you think about making a homemade concoction of India Ink and Alcohol? I wonder if you couldnt try to tint the India Ink wash with Grey, brown, tan and white acrylic paint to get a variance?
Anything's possible. Just have to find the right combination to get it were you like it it through trial-and-error. With the mix you are able to mix them up to come up with a different color but I haven't tried that yet
Great video on the ties. One question about the gon. You used india ink and isopropyl alcohol for weathering, what amount of ink to alcohol did you use? Thanks.
I use 2 teaspoon of ink and about 16 oz. Of alcohol . That the base start . Add moor ink if you want it to be darker effect when it dries.
where can i pick up those colors
Bro, plz link me or show me where you can get those stains from.
Call 856 312 8084 about the stains
Looks like the stain is only available out of Canada? Couldn't find it on Yankee Dabbler.
There's a box of the mix in the store call (856) 312-8084 to order I was there yesterday afternoon . Then the next best thing is to order at hunter line website.
@@engineerhall5887 yep I was on the hunterline website and saw them unfortunately it's about 20 bucks for them to ship it so I will call the store and go from there thanks for the info I appreciate it man
where do u purchase those sticks from
Walmart in the craft Section
Did you paint the ends white or use another technique?
I use the same colors to paint the ends
Do you have an email or contact info for Justin Earnest or website for the OTM Tracker? Thanks.
facebook.com/justin.earnest.1
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