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Hi all here is a pic of my first go at weathering a loco, after some great help from sniper297 and Engineer_Kyle and a great program called Photoline 32, here is a pic of the loco tho not sure if I went over board, still tho it did come out sorta okay. But as you can see it is still a work in progress, please let me know what you think and anything you think should be changed.CheersLeith P
That look very good for a first timer. Where can I get this program you used? i'm thinking I might want to give this a try.ChrisIt's not a game, it's a way of life.
Leith, Pretty good for your first attempt. "Keep on Trucking by Train"Erik Pierson Sacramento, Ca www.sacramentolocomotiveworks.comBringing 1940s Southern Pacific to the digital age.
Cool thankyou folks for the feedback the program Photoline 32 can be had at http://www.pl32.com it is a very good program, one being the roughen filter where you get a rough sandpaper look, works very well as for the pic the loco got a severe egging on Halloween so for the dirtyness of the loco.CheersLeith
