Second Build - Foley Towing by RailRoad Kits

Started by WigWag Workshop, July 31, 2020, 08:47:52 AM

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Jim Donovan

I agree with George, your building is coming along really well.

Jim D
Holland & Odessa Railroad

WigWag Workshop

Hey Der Folks!

Applied paint, next up is installing the windows and doors, and some light weathering.  I'm planning on doing light weathering in this build, and not a "rustic" run down look>

-Steven
A BIG Thanks to all the folks who share their knowledge, and for giving me the inspiration to push the limits in this great hobby!

WigWag Workshop

Her Der Folks!


Windows, Doors installed, and added a wash over the entire kit.  Next up, the roof, and garage door.  This kit is turning out to be a "experimental" build, where I am trying different techniques.


-Steven

A BIG Thanks to all the folks who share their knowledge, and for giving me the inspiration to push the limits in this great hobby!

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Tom Langford
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engine909

Doing great so far. Thank you for sharing.
ed

tom.boyd.125

Steven,
Looking good. Soon you will have a nice group of structures to display.
Tommy
Tom Boyd in NE Minnesota
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Curt Webb
The Late Great Pennsylvania Railroad
Freelanced PRR Bellevue Subdivision

MAP

Looking good Steve! Keep the progress pics coming.
Mark

Bruce Oberleitner

Nice job.  You seem to be getting it down.  I don't remember if you did this on your last build but you might want to try some chalk weathering on this structure.  I found that made a big difference in my modeling efforts.  Always remember that if you use a light touch, you can always go back and add more.  This applies to painting and weathering.  Too heavy a touch and it's time to start all over.

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WigWag Workshop

Was not happy with my first attempt at doing shingles, so I replaced it with rolled roofing. I did learn what NOT to do when installing shingles lol. Not really happy with how this kit build is turning out so far, but I am learning a lot.


-Steven



A BIG Thanks to all the folks who share their knowledge, and for giving me the inspiration to push the limits in this great hobby!

PRR Modeler

Nice build. I personally liked the shingles best but since it's yours then it's what looks best to you. ;D
Curt Webb
The Late Great Pennsylvania Railroad
Freelanced PRR Bellevue Subdivision

WigWag Workshop

Quote from: PRR Modeler on August 25, 2020, 03:08:28 PM
Nice build. I personally liked the shingles best but since it's yours then it's what looks best to you. ;D


I like the shingles better also, I think it was the color that was throwing me off.  These were "pre-printed" from KC's Workshop. I specifically chose this kit has a 2nd build because I wanted to use shingles.  The kit included them, but they need to be painted, also, I have a scratch build in mind for them.  I did learn a lot when working with them, and I'm looking forward to having a go at it again.


-Steven
A BIG Thanks to all the folks who share their knowledge, and for giving me the inspiration to push the limits in this great hobby!

postalkarl

Hey Steven:

I see what you mean. I like the rolled roofing better also.

Karl

WigWag Workshop

Hey Der Folks!


I started to do some weathering, and added a couple of signs.  Not sure if I am going to add the roof sign yet.  Still need to add some layers of weathering, and work on the back side of structure.


-Steven



A BIG Thanks to all the folks who share their knowledge, and for giving me the inspiration to push the limits in this great hobby!

ReadingBob

Dang Steven!  That looks great.  You're really way ahead of the curve with this stuff.   ;D
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