kebmo's o scale truck repair

kebmo · October 2

i started on this one a week or so ago. when i finished blue sky i was really tempted to start on the sawmill, but i'm not ready for that yet. soo anyway
here3 are finished exterior walls.
walls after chalks and washes

East Side Lumber Co. · October 2

Very nice start! liking the color choice and weathering.

kebmo · October 2

thanks. i wanted it to be different than weathered wood.

KKarns · October 2

Nice and grungy looking Kevin, yellow really looks good weathered. Well done buddy!

TravisS · October 2

Bold choice with the yellow but it looks great.

vietnamseabee · October 2

I like what I see, Kev
terry

kebmo · October 2

thanks men....
i forgot to say that after i took that pic i installed the nailer board for the side shed.

MuddyCreekRR · October 2

Interesting choice on the color....love to see how this works out...

TomMich · October 3

Nice weathering on those walls. It looks like KK is starting to have an impact on you. Looking forward to what you have in store for this build.

admin · October 5

Great start. Wonderful weathering, gotta make that yellow look old and crusty!

randyp · October 5

Good choice on the color. I agree with you it is nice to see something other than weathered wood. Tandy

kebmo · October 15

i've been working on coloring details and i think this guy turned out pretty good!
parfts bin 1

vietnamseabee · October 16

Looks good, Kev…looks like real wood
terry

ALCO · October 16

The numbers are a nice touch!

TomMich · October 16

Looks like a well used shelf. great finishes.

Mountaingoat · October 17

You don't give yourself enough credit Kev. That looks great!

Rick

kebmo · October 17

hey thanks guys. the numbers were done with a cream colored prismapencil. not my idea though, i stole it from somewhere.

Jerry · October 17

Very nice Kevin. Looks like real wood especially with added numbers.

Jerry

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