Freelance 2015-1
"I used water paint at the black loading dock cover. It looks ok on the layout but the closeup looks awful."

I don't know Reinhard,it looks pretty natural to me.Oviously it has been there exposed to the weather for quite some time. Thumbsup Thumbsup
Johnathan (Catt) Edwards
"The Ol Furrball"

"I'm old school,I still believe in respect"
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The neighbor building has a similar loading dock. I weathered it with powder and dull coat prior to assembly. The more intense weathering of the other one one is ok but I do not like the brush strokes.
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Reinhard
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Reinhard, are those doors, decking plates, and door seals from a kit or separately available?
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shortliner Wrote:Reinhard, are those doors, decking plates, and door seals from a kit or separately available?
They are from Cornerstone warehouse kits. Both structures are kit bashed Cornerstone kits.
e.g. this two Cornerstone "Central Beverage Distributors" and "Modern Warehouse w/Trackside Loading Doors"
Reinhard
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faraway Wrote:The property is not in best shape. I hope we are not going to loose a valuable customer.....
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I used water paint at the black loading dock cover. It looks ok on the layout but the closeup looks awful.
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I don't know....I think the brush strokes on it look like scuffs and scrapes that you might see on a real one Wink

Everything is looking great on the layout! Thumbsup Thumbsup Thumbsup
Steve
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Thanks Reinhard
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Steve Wrote:I don't know....I think the brush strokes on it look like scuffs and scrapes that you might see on a real one Wink

Everything is looking great on the layout! Thumbsup Thumbsup Thumbsup

I fully agree.. In fact one of my weathering techniques I used on my Walthers Bud's Trucking and Laustrom shipping (these are background kits) I left light brush strokes to vary the weather stains ,light rust and dirt.
Larry
Engineman

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My brand new bare KFC.
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It is crying for parking lots, a drive thru window road etc. .....
Reinhard
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We got the roads, the parking space and the sidewalk done today. Next will be green and some details
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Reinhard
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Looks really good, you should also try to build a big menu board with a speaker where the grayish car is so people can order then pull up to the window maybe even a low clearance bar across the drive thru so no vehicles hit the awning at the window similar to this <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://viewpointsign.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=4509&g2_serialNumber=2">http://viewpointsign.com/gallery2/main. ... alNumber=2</a><!-- m -->
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Rscott417 Wrote:..... a big menu board with a speaker where the grayish car ....
I did that and some more details and green.

Rscott417 Wrote:...... a low clearance bar across the drive .....
Thanks for reminding me. It was not in the kit and I was about to forget it. The photos are very helpful.

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Reinhard
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Fantastic job Reinhard Applause , its really looking Great Thumbsup
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Very cool KFC! I'll need to figure out how to get a Tim Hortons on mine 35
Stephen 

Modeling a freelanced, present day short line set in Nova Scotia, Canada. 

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Rscott417 Wrote:.... a low clearance bar across the drive thru ....

Done in a freelance style
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Reinhard
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Looking great Reinhard. Is that the Woodland Scenics road making system you've used?
I've tried it myself, and I just can't get the stuff to be smooth. I've always got un-even surfaces, airbubbles etc...

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