Bachmann plasticville crew shed
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I got this a few months ago posted in 'upper berth' wondering what it was:

   

After finding out what it was I searched online to see if anyone had every painted/finished one but came up empty.
I decided just to paint and weather it as I figured it would have been:

   

I semi dry-brushed barn red onto the body, then painted the tarpaper patches with a grey-black. The windows were done in vintage white. I used three different tamiya wood colors on the boards.

   

I then used Tamiya's 'panel liner' in both black and brown as a wash to go between the boards and siding and add some depth.
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#2
Well I guess that building was abandoned a while back.   Great job.  Worship Worship Worship
Charlie
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#3
The backside got the same treatment, with more boards to color and weather. I used some microscale window liquid for the windows. When I place it on the layout I'm planning on putting a flickering LED in for lighting to simulate an oil lamb or an open wood stove.

   

The original roof was not useable to I fabricated a new one using some basswood sheet. I used either Campbells or DR Ben's corrugated roofing and weathered it with three different rust colors, two airbrushed and one wash. I made some patches from smaller corrugated roofing and applied 'tar' sealate around them. 
The last thing I did was airbrush an overspray of Vallejo 'dirt' to tie things together and tone down a bit of the starker weathering colors.


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#4
Well done! As an advocate for occasional extreme weathering, I'll give that two thumbs up!
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#5
Glen, it looks like the kind of place a railroad would store all kinds of junk/parts laying in and around it.
Nice work on it!

Greg
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#6
Fantastic Job.
Matt

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#7
Thanks. I'll probably find a home for it in my larger yard when I get around to finishing the scenery/groundcover
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#8
looks good to good depending on your era it would be occupied by homeless who would more than likely burn it down on a cold night.
Jim
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