Burdick's Freight Dock FOS Scale Models

Started by postalkarl, July 18, 2016, 01:08:40 PM

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MASIGMON

Karl,
I have been following your Burdick's Build.  I have a few of questions about the paint if you would be kind enough to answer.  I can get Duncan without any problem.  Is there a plus to using the Duncan paints over other craft paints.
When you started the painting process

Light Gray is it Duncan or A & I or Floquil (DRIFTWOOD/GRIME/CN17GRAY)
LIGHT Blue is it Duncan?
White Duncan?

If there is an upside to using Duncan I would like to order the paint & have it ready when I start my build of the kit.  Look forward to your answer

Mike Sigmon
Jacksonville, FL
 

Polux

Cool!!!
I specially like the colour on the loading dock. Very nice build, Karl ;)

postalkarl

Hi Dave:

Thanks. Yeah I just thought I'd try it and it worked great. Shininess is on underside of roof and can't be seen unless you turn model upside down and look hard.

Karl

postalkarl

Hi Mike:

No plus to using Duncan. It was just a different color I had around. I used a combination Of Duncan #OS48 Wedgewood Blue and FolkArt #402 Light Blue.

Where do you get your Duncan paints?

The Gray iis Apple Barrel #20526 Country Gray for dry-brushing. A&I is used over finished paint before dry-brushing.

Hope that helped.

Karl

postalkarl

Hi Pollux:

Thanks Loading dock is just dark A&I mix.

Karl

postalkarl

#50
Hi All:

Burdick's is finished. here's a final photo. Very fun to build and will be among my FAVORITE FOS KITS.

Karl

Polux

That's a clean and tidy build Karl. Very nice ;)

postalkarl

Hi Pollux:

Thanks appreciate you compliment.

Karl

Zephyrus52246

Nice little structure, Karl.  The blue came out great.


Jeff

postalkarl

Hi Jeff:

Thanks appreciate your compliment.

Karl

MASIGMON

Karl,
The Freight Dock finish looks perfect.  Very Clean & natural (not rundown) weathering.
The Structure looks very Small Town USA were everything in the little town comes & goes via rail using this little structure
 
I found Duncan on E-bay.  bargainbobstore offers DUNCAN OSKIT-1 12 colors for $34.74.  If Duncan was the new craft paint that everyone was going to use I was going to order a set to try.   

What is your next build going to be
As always looking forward to fit

I do have a question
Before you apply any acrylics to a basswood wall do you prime the wall with a Floquil product such as Driftwood/CN17/Earth or our you using something different these days

Thanks

Mike Sigmon
Jacksonville, FL

postalkarl

Hi Mike:

Naw I don't prime just paint the walls the color I want them. I mostly use hardware store sprays now. Found several good colors. The new build FOS Methias Metal Spring & Wire. See photos under it in Kitbuilding. Used primer white windows, doors and trim. and primer red oxide for walls. Wil;l use the Applebarrel gray for dry-brushing.

I believe Duncan is used by the ceramic artists.

Karl

Janbouli

That came out great Karl , blue suits you well  ;)
I love photo's, don't we all.

postalkarl


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