97694 Weathering For Railway Modellers by George Dent Volume 2 - Buildings, Scenery and the Lineside
Weathering is not just about making something look dirty. Rather, it should be seen as an artistic endeavour, with the aim of making a model appear as lifelike as possible. It also helps to blend a range of separate structures into a cohesive scene. Careful weathering brings out the best in even the most mundane model, drawing attention to moulded relief and enhancing surface textures. In this latest volume, expert modeller George Dent shares his theories and practices on the art of weathering buildings, motor vehicles, ships and all manner of scenic features.
Topics include:
A guide to paints, washes, dry powders and other weathering media
Simple techniques for maximizing realism on all types of buildings and structures
Effective methods for weathering road vehicles, machinery and ships
Innovative techniques for reproducing peeling paint, corrosion and bare timber effects
Using an airbrush effectively as part of the weathering process
Simple approaches to making authentic muddy tracks, road surfaces, platforms, railway track and infrastructure
Guidance on treating smaller scenic items, including figures and animals
