Jakesdads offering for the weathering comp'

Some prototype photos from Staveley works, the wagons don't show too well as the loco is the point of interest.







Cheer's, Pete.

 

JimW wrote:

Thanks Jim, it is a fascinating subject in its own right, there are so many variations in styles and methods, but the best way is to get a wagon, coach or old loco that you don't have a use for or is Kn&%^ered and dive in, if you don't like the finish, scrub any powders off, fibre glass pen any paint off and start again, but practice does' make perfect, have a go, once you've done a couple, it get's addictive .

Toto, I'm more than happy if people like my efforts, a pat on the back is reward enough I reckon .

Cheer's, Pete.