Ellis Clark Trains How To Series | Episode 3 | Weathering our Presflos

[@stevekesterton9826]

Very useful video - thank you :)

[@paulgreene8600]

Really good Neil!

[@paulsevers7740]

helpful, thanks

[@lancastergreenayre2463]

Great video and good to see where my little Hunslet went for its Neil treatment!!

[@MrDavil43]

Nicely done. Once you've weathered one or two items of rolling stock you find it's imperative to weather them all!

[@blackvloco]

Excellent Video that gives a lot of inspiration ......... Just got to bite the bullet and get the brushes out !!!

[@sjh1959]

Excellent video Neil. Now I know the correct paint I will have a go at one of my Presflos.

[@normanclymer2362]

Hello Neil - you mention at the beginning of the video that you will explain about the detail pack but having watched till the end, that's the last we hear about the detail pack, did you forget? Also, at 1minute 48 seconds you suddenly announce that the varnish is now dry but you never mentioned varnish previously or were you referring to the paint on the wheel rims? Otherwise a good video and thanks for sharing.🙂

[@philschw57]

Hello, please could we have an idea of ​​a Black5 light weathering ? thanks

[@goldcard60]

Many years ago, in the 1970's there was an article in 'Airfix Magazine' about weathering, and a cheap way to weather a 00 presflow wagon was to dust on talcum powder with a dry sable brush.

[@TrevorMarshall]

Great video. I have five of these to weather in the grey with yellow marketing board sides so this will come in quite useful. You mentioned a number of products (weathering powders, paints, etc.) that you used on this car. Could you perhaps list them in a comment (or edit the video's description) to make it easier for us to find them? Also: would you use different colours for the grey/yellow wagons - or the same set of colours as you've used on the brown vehicles? Thanks so much!

[@ellisclarktrains5484]

Hi Trevor, Thank you for your kind comments! We'll type out a list and put it in the description for you :) All the best, Ellis.

[@TrevorMarshall]

@@ellisclarktrains5484 Wonderful. Thanks in advance!