How to weather model plank wagons using weathering powders

[@gunlokman]

I thought there was a vast improvement even just after the initial white powder! But, the whole process and the finished result is fabulous! And, not a spray-gun in sight! You are a real artist!

[@CHESEABUN]

Thank you for your kind comment. The first one I did was a trail and error experiment but it turned out well.

[@billkerr240]

Very convincing. Good clear advice. Thanks.

[@davewebster8365]

Nice bit of weathering looks really good. 👍

[@MrDavil43]

Thanks, I'll try your techniques, they look very effective.

[@MrSteamDragon]

Simple when you know how, innit ? Thanks 😎

[@CHESEABUN]

Fun though...

[@onnomulder9775]

Awesome job!!! The weathering looks really good! Cheers Onno.

[@AndyHudson-ModelRailwayBuilds]

They look good Andy

[@TallboyDave]

I've seen a lot of videos for wearing open wagons and tankers; but never one for wooden vans. Any thoughts on that?

[@matthewsnowdenshunterguy3352]

Nice that. I use pastels for weathering, practically weathering powders, but matt varnish and hairspray always seems to bring off the powder?

[@CHESEABUN]

I find spraying a very light mist from a distance seems to work.

[@LaytonJunction]

nicely done great video cheers al 😊👍👍

[@stoneridgewoodland9388]

Excellent.

[@damenfeld]

how do you make the powders stick to some plastics that it simply slides off?

[@CHESEABUN]

Matt varnish. Sprayed lightly when weathering is completed.

[@damenfeld]

BALLAN PARKWAY that will fix the powder when finished, but some plastic won’t take the powder to start with :(

[@CHESEABUN]

Ah ok. Sorry, For prepping say applying a rust colour use a light brush of Matt varnish before applying. I find the dirt colours do stick if you apply with a brush.