Motorized resin railcar

[rob_the_robgoblin]

You certainly don't muck about, that's looking ace. I find it hard enough to answer everyone's posts, paint AND put PHOTOS of the painted stuff online!!! 

[Michi]

Prior to weathering and chipping:

[D@rth J@ymZ]

Very nice work indeed.  The camo pattern looks ace and very close to the reference photo. How did you paint the camo pattern?

[Cory]

I love the turret names.

[ushistoryprof]

A fantastic piece of work, Wow!

[Michi]

How did you paint the camo pattern?

Simulated airbrush by blending green and ochre and layer it with increasing amount of green. The pattern is freehand brushing...

[Silent Invader]

Freehand?  Just, WOW!

[Mr. Burning]

Simulated airbrush by blending green and ochre and layer it with increasing amount of green. The pattern is freehand brushing...

I wanted to ask this too. Amazing work.

[MadMö]

Very cool!
Superb work.
 

[former user]

nice touch with the two Raven turrets 

[Michi]

nice touch with the two Raven turrets 

It came to me while building it: Two to the left and right of one eye...

[Paul Hicks]

Splendid. Look forward to seeing it in a game.

[former user]

splendid indeed
You paint the chipping on? no salt/maskol etc?
Brakedust?
also very nice the sooted flare discharger position


are the pictures without the bogies?

[Michi]

You paint the chipping on? no salt/maskol etc?
Brakedust?
are the pictures without the bogies?

Chipping is made by painted on chocolate brown dots,
brakedust is just a simple leatherbrown wash
and the bogies are invisible, because the hull covers them almost completely. There is a gap of 2mm between the lower edge and the rails.

[Cheeky Monkey]

One of the best paint jobs I've seen in quite awhile. The nice thing about using HO scale frame and motors is that it corresponds to On30 or narrow gauge, which is quite common in Germany and Poland. Beautiful work!