Weathering an N scale box car

In this video I'm weathering one of my new box cars with oil paints an pastel colors.
#modelrailroad #nscale #weathering
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Materials used:
Schmincke Norma professional titanium white
Schmincke Norma professional warm grey
Schmincke Norma professional burnt umbra
Schmincke Norma professional burnt sienna
Tamiya XF-68 Nato Brown
Tamiya XF-24 Dark Gray
Tamiya XF-85 Flat Clear
Montana varnish spray matte
PanPastel ultra soft 820.5 neutral grey

[@newqlar]

Stellar work. ❤

[@gregoryamer]

Great job! I’m glad I watched.

[@virogue007]

Another simple and effective tutorial, thank you! Will try titanium white wash for fading as I don’t use an airbrush. Cheers from France

[@TradeTravelTroopy]

Nice

[@NicholassTrainChannel]

Brilliant. I will be doing the same thing soon. Thanks for shareing.

[@edmundnadolski3588]

For fading I sometime like zinc white over titanium white as the zinc is more transparent and less likely to create a 'frosted' look. Another trick to keep it from looking too stark is to mix a bit of the body color in with white.

[@alanjannone]

Well done as usual, great looking cars.

[@Lucidor561]

Very informative indeed, I have to get good oil paints. I also love the toilet paper roll as handle :-); why make it complicated?

[@str4tegyy506]

Im looking into a bachman n scale boxcar and its says sliding does it really mean that?