Till next time.
Monday, 26 February 2024
A Ruined Paint Job
On the OO9 Bogie open wagon I've tried to give the look of a tatty, peeling paintjob.
Is it successful? I'm not quite sure, I think I'll know once it's had weathering wash also. As to how I did it, it's simply a wooden base layer, which I added random shapes of Humbrol Maskol too, before spraying over with grey. The Maskol was then removed to reveal the wooden base layer.
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