Model Railway eBay Rescue | Triang 100t Tanker Makeover | Weathering & Graffiti

[@User-3O3]

Pure craftsmanship. Also, moose's are cuTTe(!) :3

[@BuntersYard]

Thank you. Gotta love a moose 👍🏼

[@ArcadiaJunctionHobbies]

Again just wonderful. I can't understand why this channel does not have at least 100K subscribers. It's a treasure.

[@BuntersYard]

Maybe one day! It a relative (in youtube terms) niche hobby. But there are a few railway channels with 100K plus subs. I live in hope

[@Easternspotteralfie]

Wish I was skilled enough to do this, brilliant work mate, I’m a new sub

[@BuntersYard]

Thank you for watching, and for subscribing. Let us know if there’s anything you’d like to see in the channel

[@Easternspotteralfie]

@@BuntersYard thanks, you could do one of the older smaller triang trackers

[@JohnSmithShields]

Fascinating watching the changes.

[@BuntersYard]

Thanks for watching John. I’m glad you found it interesting

[@TheElDoctoro24]

What airbrush and compressor would you recommend for people starting out? At the moment I use only a brush method 🤷‍♂️

[@BuntersYard]

I use an Iwata Neo airbrush, which is around £80. I wouldn't spend a fortune on a compressor to begin with. There are lots on Amazon such as this: www.amazon.co.uk/Timbertech-Professional-Airbrush-Compressor-Oil-Less/dp/B07JKDBYCS/ref=sr_1_6?dchild=1&keywords=airbrush+compressor&qid=1615370249&sr=8-6 Its very similar to the one that i've been using for the past 6 years

[@nesnduma]

Do you never seal the pigments with varnish?

[@BuntersYard]

Sometimes. If it a wagon thats going to be handled then i'll use a matt varnish. One light 'dust' coat and then another coat when its dried. If you apply the first coat too heavily you can wash the powders away.