Hi my name is Tim , im part of a hobbyshop in Ft Myers Fl . It is a train shop but oddly enough i don't do trains . I build dioramas and compete in state wide contest . One of the old timers in the train store ask if I've ever built a craftsman kit . We started looking at FSM kits but when we came across Sierra West my eyes glazed over and i couldn't get my credit card out fast enough. I bought O Niels in ho scale and before it got to me i ordered the new foundry . Sorry for the long explanation but my question is why blacken the white metal and then paint , compared to black primer and paint ?
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Terry
the process of blackening reproduces the effects of aged old metal exquisitely,
it provides a superb base for paint and further techniques, if desired.
Brett's techniques outlined in the SW manuals yield unrivaled results.
(Early, unfinished progress pics)
That metal look is unbeatable.... Imo
Karl.A