Had to get these two done before York.
Steve C.
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Steve, fantastic job. Could you provide a description of the work and the products used in the weathering process?
Thanks GEF.
I use Weavers paint. Grime #1, Red oxide and engine black. The engine is placed on rollers on an electrified piece of track that's mounted to an old lazy Susan. With the engine running the drive rods won't leave any unpainted areas on the wheels. Use a bunch of light coats and stop when it's to the degree of weathering that you like. These two are on the heavy side because the costumer likes them that way.
Steve C.
They look great. Glad to see you were able to get them done and apparently they ran fine you. 
Ralph
Deciding whether to weather or not...if yes...go with corsair29.
I have seen his work in person and 'the realism is truly there'.
Truly a 'master of mud and grime'...'a realist in rust'.
Walter M. Matuch
