Clapboard Wall Weathering Technique

[@RickBlechta]

I just tried it, and really like the results. I now have three ways in my "toolbox" to paint and weather clapboard for really believable results. Thanks so much!

[@JasonJensenTrains]

WOW, another awesome video!!! I get so inspired by your work!

[@FosScaleModels]

Thanks Jason!

[@yrunaked4]

very fast and extremely effective, I love how you scribed the joints and grain in the window frames. Sharp looking work. Cheers Rob

[@FosScaleModels]

Thanks, though after looking at it, I should have scribed them before priming.

[@michaelimpey1407]

Doug, great video on getting that extra detail and wow factor to clapboard (or weather board, as we call it in Australia). Cheers, and thank you for sharing. Michael.

[@FosScaleModels]

Thanks Michael!

[@calopez2350]

Great tips. Thanks Doug for share your knowledge, very helpful Cesar

[@FosScaleModels]

Glad it helps, thanks for watching Cesar.

[@bens3641]

Awesome techniques here, I will try them for sure! Your modeling is some of the best I have seen, thanks for sharing your work!

[@HartfordWhaler]

Outstanding detail. Always enjoy your work!

[@goforitpainting]

WOW. It's really special. Thank you for sharing.

[@FosScaleModels]

Thanks for watching!

[@Tom-xe9iq]

I didn't have a Ponce wheel so I just used a very pointy awl and went around my Walther's Ice House one inch at a time and put nail holes on every slat! I put on a string of Jawtooth videos and got a mug of coffee. Went pretty well.

[@davidsalomskas4144]

Great Video, Doug!!

[@mikewoodbury7248]

Doug that was awesome I like razor and peeling the clapboard.

[@lorenhendrix-og3ky]

Another great video. A variation of this method always works well for me....

[@FosScaleModels]

Thanks Loren, still trying to model like you...

[@lorenhendrix-og3ky]

But I am just the Padawan, and you are the Master.....

[@Red-mp3to]

Excellent video and information. Is the building shown at 7:16 eventually going to be part of a new kit?

[@FosScaleModels]

Thanks....It's a scratch build on the layout but has kit potential.

[@CassidysWorkshop]

Great demo, thanks! The brush you were using to apply the acrylic that you show for a moment at the end of that part, is it a very soft brush?

[@FosScaleModels]

More of a medium brush, about 1/2" wide

[@CassidysWorkshop]

Thank you. 👍

[@johnsherwood-t1u]

Hi Doug. Thanks for the video. I know it takes time and effort. My dilemma is will the oil based lamp black mixed with odorless mineral spirits not soften and remove the brushed on acrylic paint underneath. I have seen this issue and creates an irreversible mess. How are you preventing this complication? Appreciated Doug. John

[@FosScaleModels]

It hasn't been a problem yet, and if it does remove a small anount, it'd prob just enhance the effect. BUT you could always seal it with matte finish first just in case.

[@johnsherwood-t1u]

Thanks Doug. Keep the videos coming. Well done my friend.

[@toddwiley3043]

great tutorial again Doug! using the hobby knife to scribe the detail on windows and doors and door frames is an excellent idea. did you use A/I on them or was that the black oil wash?

[@FosScaleModels]

Thanks Todd, was the black oil wash. Though I should have prob scribed them before priming, so you don't see primer color.

[@TheSonofruss]

What would you say the common color for a rail served wooden shipping building would be. I am not sure what color to paint it and any help would be appreciated.

[@FosScaleModels]

Any color is possible, but a safe bet is muted grey, greens, reds. But most wood buildings are painted white.

[@kylevezie4808]

What is the clapboard made of ?

[@robertdaigle7021]

What size pounce wheel for Ho scale…

[@FosScaleModels]

They seem to make three sizes, always choose the smallest one for HO