Nice video Tim, I like that class 153 seen passing though oak road, and those HST sets look spectacular 😊

WOW just found your channel. Getting back into modeling after 45 years. Beautiful work on that rail car. Need to see how you did the roof. The realism of your work is outstanding ! Had to subscribe and will need to watch all your videos. Although I'm planning to do mostly autos i think your techniques will carry over. The Vallejo paint looks like a wonderful product. Thanks for sharing . Regards from Texas

Nice to see a 37 sporting a Cardiff Canton Depot Plaque.

Good video 👍 im starting on a fleet my self, some great ideas 💡

Watching this again now in 2024, any chance of you coming back , this was a great series.

this video is fantastic, just what I was looking for, thank you!

what is sea foam?

Cool weathering effects. 👍

Theses are the best weathering results I’ve seen to date. I’ll be using these techniques for sure, amazing work.

Wow.amazing transformation work look forward to more.

To me, this must be the best explained video of seen yet. Fantastic !!!. I have subscribed, please keep doing the videos. Thank you.

Subscribed,

Great video, I’ve got 10 N gauge wagons to apply this heavy weathering to! Great tutorial and will be giving it a go when I feel confident enough! Cheers Gary

Hello, Great ideas and ways to make loads.. Just curious as to why you are adding the IPA to the load before you soak it with the 50/50 mix of PVA and glue...?

I noticed you didn’t protect those upper level tracks from overspray etc … any issues?

Are you using acrylic or lacquer based paint??? Really like your technique for fading paint. Cheers from eastern Tennessee

Thrilled I fell upon your channel Tim, inspirational, you just create enthusiasm, many thanks for sharing your talent.

Great video! I am new to using an airbrush. Can you tell me what parts paint to thinner you should use and how you control the spray pressure?

Great video. I learned a lot. Hi from NZ

i wasn't entirely convinced until you hit it with thinners....wow,

Great layout, do you by any chance have any track plans on paper or digitally? I always like looking at these sort of things for inspiration and learning how to get realistic track flow. I use SCARM for mine and whilst I have an excellent layout idea I am not happy with it in terms of operational flow. I have an overlapping double loop mainline shape so it climbs up at the back, comes around and goes above itself. I have limited space so no separate fiddle yard but instead have a small set of sidings with a TMD. I have a branch line coming off this but it runs into a station and 'into' a fake tunnel that is a dead end. I wish I had room to make that go into a reversing loop instead but sadly I do not.

When you say you use two parts isopropyl to one part water, you need to specify the strength of the isopropyl you're using. It's widely available as, e.g., 99% and 70% and probably others. 2:1 diluting 99% will take you to about 70%, whereas 2:1 diluting 70% will take you to only about 45%, which is a huge difference.

Hi Tim, love your channel and all the new subsequent videos you have done since this one. As a newcomer and having studied Exeter St Davids for some time now for my new layout, I wonder if you have a track plan (pdf/drawing markup/Anyrail file) or would you be happy to share what points (i.e. in terms of short, medium, long), slips and crossings you have used; primarily to the south, where the tracks out of platforms 01 and 03 either go towards the south or torwards Exeter Central? I have nervously been putting this off while I try and get my head around it but you do seem to have mastered it! Thank you in advance!

You do beautiful work! Just curious, why you choose a gloss clear instead of a matte clear to seal the layers? I've always used matte to seal mine.

Is there a way to weather locos without an air brush?

Wow 🤩- Skills m8 🙌🏻💫👍🏻

Good tutorial. One question, starting at 3:38: Do you then use water or thinner to finish the rust a bit? So first powder + thinner to apply and then water to detail and refine? Thx!

Excellent videos and layout.I recognised Exeter st Davids before I read the title.Any more videos on the way?

Hi.what air brush are you using?

what is the trick to undoing this kind of work eg if you botch it? That layer of varnish that you put on pre-weathering, does that mean that you can effectively just remove the weathering with the diluted Isopropyl alcohol should you make a mistake?

Hi, hope you’re ok. Just wanted to say we miss you. 🙏

First thing a search brings up is this fantastic video, that looks amazing, and I desperately need to find my airbrush now.

What a magnificent work.

Excelent. Quality in every detail

Incredible work, and very therapeutic music too.

Amazing skills. I do love watching your videos, but I do find the background music a bit unsettling.

Amazing attention to detail, incredible patience, and great skill. Combine those and you get these results. Well done indeed, and I'm envious! :)

I thought I was good

Nice work i have a lot of work to do.

This is great well done indeed

That's one shitty looking loco nice work chap

Great technique, nice result, thanks. Doug.

Living in Dawlish I regularly travel through St David’s. The layout is very well put together and running with recorded sounds made it very enjoyable to watch. I spent an hour at the station the other day and apart from the arrival of a castle Hst, it was very uninspiring. Thanks for sharing Andy

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Excellent video Tim, picked up some great tips. Cheers