Sunday Showcase 3/25/2013

Rusted Weaver grain cars for customer J.L. -

LI Train,

Nice Station.

Steve,

those cars are just fantastic.

Here are some pictures of a refinery I built for Tony Lash. The refinery measured four feet by sixteen feet.

Alan Graziano

Good morning ,well afternoon for most of. I finished up the Creamery .Cream,Butter,Butter Milk,  Milk ,Ice Cream ,ICE, is all on sale. Twin Pines Dairy has expanded to West Virginia.

Thanks to DOC we had the new milk bottles delivered for the grand opening Saturday.

Looks real Good. Those signs really add the finishing Touch to the buildings.

Thanks Doc ,

when are you gonna post some of them trains-cars-trucks. I think alot of people would be interested in them here.

Thanks

I will have to take some pictures. What I do is not that special. Its nice and I like it.

Not sure it fits here.

SIRT, last week you mentioned using a new technique with oil based paints. Are you dabbing it on or how do you apply it? The result is incredibly real. Thanks. 

Jerrman

L.I. looking great !

The master of weathered rolling stock strikes again ! Super real, Steve.

Great job on the track weathering, Sean. The ties look real good.

Alan, very nice refinery.

Patrick, what are you buttering us up for?  Looks great!

I'm slowly making progress on the coffin co.

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Jerrman -

Last week thick oil paints were brushed on right out of the tube.

This week I sprayed the shells and misted them down using paint thinner.

I worked them until I got the look the customer wanted per the rail photos I received.

Found the new Terra Cotta Satin at Wal-mart, nice rust color mixed with thre others at the same time!

The paints shown will do all the rust anyone needs when mixed together in a matter of minutes.

 Boom, done!

Thanks for the kind words on the Rico station, next week the lights will be working and will get more pigeons for the rooftop.

My home layout is just getting to the stage I can contribute here and also just getting into the photography aspect of the hobby.

Alan Graziano and SIRT your work continues to be AMAZING!!

A little bit of something I needed to finish on my lower level part.  so out comes foam man! and some more trees and scrubs up top using some Jo-ann materials.