WEATHERING A BRAKEVAN

[@andrewjditton]

Excellent, thanks for that! Funnily enough I have just returned to the hobby and am painting/weathering some cheap Hornby Triang wagons, trying out various methods. Having used water-based paint with good but limited effect, I can now see why you need enamel/white spirit to highlight the planks etc - water + acrylics do not make a good wash! Anyway, I’m off now to paint the silver wheels - thanks for the idea! 👍

[@WestBlythMPD]

Excellent work on the brake van, what a difference. Michael

[@NewJunction]

Wonderful work, You make it look so easy!

[@MichaelHenfrey]

Looks great after the weathering! Some useful techniques and ideas here to help me when I start weathering mine. Cheers

[@neilgen2003]

Great to see a Brockwell Lane video again. Any updates on the Georgemas Jnc layout?

[@PerthMRC]

Good job. Only after trying to effortlessly remove the roof on my OO gauge version dand it not coming off did I realise yours was O gauge, doh.

[@petermedcalf5372]

Nice weathering. It was a guard riding in a brakevan not a brakeman (that's US)

[@tobysmith9992]

do you still have brookwell lanes?

[@markee3428]

This shape of class looks like the spiteful breakvan