Norfolk Southern are painted black...but which one?
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Hey Mark, studying the photos I came to one conclusion: That engine needs an entire second coat BADLY. (Sorry, you DID ask for good/bad critiques). The black if anything was too much in some places, too little in others, such as towards the top of the sides of the long hood. Some of that black paint is really thin and transparent in its layer. I personally feel that if you simply take down the pools of paint with fine grit sandpaper to get an even smooth finish (and it'll look rough, but that's ok), and then give the entire model a good, even second coat (in warmer weather! 35 ), I think she'll come out very nicely really. With a little prep work, she'll look great, but don't fret, I think you really dodged a bullet last night and are actually off to a really decent start. Thumbsup
Tom Carter
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