How To Paint a Locomotive with the Rail Center Range/Cómo pintar una locomotora con Rail Center

[@sabo6588]

Nice video but I really wish you guys would do more (or any) steam engines besides just diesels.

[@heidihobear]

I wish I could help you guys with these videos as I live in California and I see Union Pacific engines like this all the time so I see almost every day how dirty and faded they get

[@migjimenez4979]

Every help will be great and I will apreciate it. Thank you very much sir!!!

[@AxG-fe4tq]

Railroad weathering is a big market in the future....😊

[@vicenterodriguez6491]

excelent Sr. Miguel.What good information 👌💖

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

👍👍

[@tomasandrespereaalcantara9990]

Me encantan las locomotoras.

[@AxG-fe4tq]

When i used for pigments pigmentfixer and when enamel thinner??

[@travisjodyh.842]

Please do more railroad videos, this one was excellent!

[@edwinhaan2427]

Whoo very nice job

[@SMAZVidoes]

Very nicely done.

[@waynekeeton8327]

Excellent video

[@RM-jr8vi]

No primer?

[@migjimenez4979]

Oh nooo, no primer, straight over the plastic body

[@Lawrence-j8e]

@@migjimenez4979You might want to show some future videos with an initial application of matte/flat varnish and an ending application as well. While I have no doubt that you have done your best to formulate your product line to adhere to most plastics and factory applied finishes, weathering applied to flat varnish just plain works better and looks better. The model railroaders out there that do consistently good weathering jobs use techniques that are very similar if not identical to armor/military modelers.

[@hobbypasionmodel]

Magnifico resultado Maestro 👏👏👏👏👏🎩👌

[@jeffmurphree2937]

I love the content, but is there a translator on KZbin to convert this to Englsh?

[@ortiz5922]

what? audio commentaries are in English 😂

[@jeffmurphree2937]

@@ortiz5922 I was referring to the written narrative. I have to rely on it because my hearing is no longer great due to my age. Sorry.

[@budgetwebsiteservice]

Interesting splatter method using the airbrush, much better & I'd imagine more controllable than flicking the brush against a bit of card...

[@jerryvolpini7987]

Personally, I find a brush, flicked against plastic card (or just about any object really), is more controllable and offers a more subtle effect.