The inaugural video of JC’s Riptrack appropriately tackles the basic question of “Where do I start?” when it comes to making weathered model trains from factory-painted models. This video introduces a process that can help one get started in weathering model trains, but is transferable to almost any form of modelling. #model #weathering #painting
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1/72 Scale X-wing Fighter kit by Bandai
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1/350 Scale USS Enterprise Refit:
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1/144 Scale P38 Lightning
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And one of several resource books I make use of:
FAQ2 by Mig Jiminez
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Credits:
Music: “Engine No. 9” by Les Hooper
© 1981 Birch Island Music Press, Sole Selling Agent: C.L. Barnhouse Co., Oskaloosa, IA
Used with Permission
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Sony SLT-A55 DSLR (Link is for the A68)
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Manfrotto 190X Pro Tripod
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Boya BY-M1 Universal Lavalier Microphone
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Ron Marsh of Ron’s Trains N Things:
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