How To Weather A Loco Using WWS Weathering Powders

In this video dan from wwscenics uses our weathering powders to weather his class 37 diesel loco. He shows you some cool tips and tricks and technics you can use to bring your loco to life. Our weathering powders can also be used on a wide range of stuff not just locos.
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[@smallrails6831]

I really learned some new techniques. Hi from NZ

[@WWSCENICS]

Thank you. I am glad you like them. Hi from Wales. Well played in the final.

[@cliveward4484]

Thanks Dan! I picked up a couple of good tips there 😃👍👍

[@northernrails4462]

Nice job Dan 👍🏻

[@WWSCENICS]

Thanks Craig.

[@medwaypeninsulaMR]

That’s a good method
Cheers Kev

[@WWSCENICS]

Thank you.

[@ChobertonJunction]

Nice and not an airbrush in sight. Noted and now off to look at your weathering powders.

[@GWRcustomweathering]

May I ask, does the model need any kind of initial coat of something before you start applying the powder?

[@WWSCENICS]

You can go directly onto your model either with a wet brush or dry brush

[@user-jg9wx7xd1k]

Hi dan great job .What do you use to seal the powder on the chassis? do you seal it with varnish?? or just leave the poders.

[@unclebumble8971]

He used, matte spray varnish