T. Schwarz Waterproofing

[ReadingBob]

Looking good Dave!  I like the color combo and the weathering. 

[Dave K.]

Thanks, Bob. This morning I'm finishing adding the corner trim and trimming-out the big door.

[Dave K.]

Freed the doors and windows from their sprues, sanded off the burrs, and on to washing, lightly priming, painting, and glazing. While they're drying I get to do my favorite part...picking appropriate signs.

[jerryrbeach]

Dave,


Love the look of the first wall, following along...

[Dave K.]

Thanks, Jerry. Next up, weathering juice of burnt umber, black, and water.

[Dave K.]

I never get as much done as I plan to. I'll be dispensing with the large canopy over the dock in exchange for a few more signs.

[Janbouli]

Great signs Dave , but isn't it " We repair what your wife broke "   

[Dave K.]

Great signs Dave , but isn't it " We repair what your wife broke "   

Not in our house!🤣

[rpdylan]

Great idea with the signs replacing the canopy- they look great! 

[Dave K.]

Great idea with the signs replacing the canopy- they look great!

Thanks, Bob. I know almost all docks would be covered, but I love finding and using scene-appropriate signs. The larger brick structure will have a sizable dock. Plus, what's being stacked? Waterproofing materials!🤣

[ACL1504]

Dave,

Nice job on the walls and the sign look perfect for the theme.

Tom

[jerryrbeach]

Dave,

Nice job on the walls and the sign look perfect for the theme.

Tom

Couldn't have said it any better!

[PRR Modeler]

As the others have said very nice work Dave.

[Lynnb]

Looks good, never heard the term weathering juice before 

[Mark Dalrymple]

Looking good, Dave.

Its a neat looking kit.  Great signage.

Cheers, Mark.