Weathering is the primary factor in creating realistic models and scenes. Weathering Models will show you several techniques using acrylic and oil paints, paint washes, paint markers, stains and more.

Description

Weathering includes blending subtle and heavy effects - grime, rust, soot, dirt - and doing it in a way that matches how prototype locomotives, freight cars, and other details acquire their aged appearance.

Weathering Models from Jeff Wilson will show you several techniques for capturing these effects.

You'll learn to:

• Identify how and why rolling stock, locomotives, vehicles, and structures acquire specific types of weathering

• Create specific rust and grime effects with paint washes, drybrushing, oversprays, chalks, and stains

• Realistically weather both simulated (plastic) wood and real wood

• Blend various weathering effects to create prototypical results

• Weather and paint specific prototype components such as wheels and trucks

Pages: 112

Author Bio

Jeff Wilson has written many books on railroads and model railroading. He enjoys many facets of the hobby, especially building structures and detailing locomotives, as well as photographing both real and model railroads.

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