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Weathered & Upgraded 'Blue Box' Athearn 1:87 |
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| Posted: Tue Jul 6th, 2021 04:20 pm |
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tankcarsrule
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You can't beat a 'Blue Box' to upgrade !
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| Posted: Wed Jul 7th, 2021 06:54 am |
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corv8
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Really nice Job.
What did you use ? Washes, powder ?
I also like 'Blue Box stuff' - you may actually OPERATE them,
even with big fingers & lousy trackwork,
without losing delicate bits all over the layout.
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Gerold
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| Posted: Wed Jul 7th, 2021 12:57 pm |
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tankcarsrule
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Thank you Gerold.
'Blue Box' is really inexpensive and rugged like you said !
I used acrylics and powders, and sealed it with rattle can 'Dull Cote'
Bobby
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