Originally, I thought I could finish this car in a single video, but it was running long. Rather than cram everything in, I instead broke it into two parts.
In this video weather an HO Scale covered hopper car using a number of different layered techniques. Often when I do a weathering project, I use only Pan Pastels, but this time, there were a number of effects I was looking for, so I decided to dig a little deeper into my bag of weathering tricks. The techniques include india ink washes, painting and drybrushing with acrylics, PrismaColor erasable pigment pencils, and Pan Pastel Powders. In this video, I complete the Pan Pastel powders, as well as add rust using Copic Sketch Markers, and oil paint washes.
Chapters:
00:00 – Intro
00:48 – PanPastels
10:35 – Copic Sketch Markers… Again
15:05 – Oil Paint Washes
21:06 – Final Adjustments
22:35 – Wrapping Up
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I heard you can get the wheel kick-up using a toothbrush with higher outside bristles.
Great video!!! Nice grouping of techniques!!!
Thanks!
I used to use pan pastels but have switched to pigments what I do is dampen the area with AB thinner and use a fan brush or a stippling brush to give the car some texture. Like the way your car turned out. Your oil washes looked very cool.
The end result is great! I'm gonna look into those pens.
Great job 👍👍👍keep them coming
Very nice video lots going on like the detail thanks DD.
I love your weather and technique I just had one serious question… they are three points oxidation is sun beatin weathered in time..but when metal is scratched it starts to automatically starts it's progress to light rust then the dark rust that i call full bloom rust.. you put light rust over full bloom rust..why this way??
I have been watching a few hopper weathering clips lately…my problem is not being able to buy any at the moment…chasing a few 3 bay open side grain hoppers fom the 80s.
Great stuff. I've just invested in a covered hopper as a weathering project. I normally just use enamel paints but I've bought some pastel pencils and India ink so will have a go with some of your techniques.
Looks great. I might experiment with an oil wash. Thanks
All great weathering tip.Very informative video, Joe. Thank you for sharing this with us, David.
Vallejo have oil and grease in their environment series as well.
I really enjoyed your weathering techniques the car came out looking really great. I have a question on your Indian ink . Do you use of alcohol based burn umber. Would you be able to tell me where I could pick some of this up at.
Thanks Roy