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Tell me what you think. Please.RichardThe Locomotive PaintshopCurrent Locomotive being worked on:
UP C44-9W - 75%
UP C44-9W - 75%
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its hard to see but the red on the nose is a bit faded, weathering is tricky, well probably i dont do that but its a good job!the only fault i see is the windows are too big. Other than that lookin good.
trains?where?
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Pretty decent. A couple of random comments though...-> There is a very noticeable line in the weathering down the right side of the loco at the front of the rad/back of the engineroom. It likely has to do with the way the textures are laid out, but it still makes it look....playlike.-> You need more dirt around the trucks....try layering on a couple of different shades of brown and grey along the fuel tank, along the frame, pilots and trucks.-> Also add more dark colour along the roof, to simulate the staining of the paint by exhaust.One thing you may want to try on another unit, especially if you want to simulate years of service, is to lighten the paint on the top and upper-sides of the unit. It makes it look like the sun has bleached the unit.DanEveryone is entitled to their opinion no matter how wrong it is.
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thats a great ideda for weathering!Anyway ya there is a bit of weathering there sorry i posted that last night while i was on my perscribed narcotics for my cervical sprain in my neack so bear with me.
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