3/18/2022 Update
Brake Coaches for @HydesR01:
Filled in with Milliput and Tamiya Putty. Both were Green Express coaches. The Red Coach is a pretty close match and was painted using TS-7 Racing White, TS-14 Black, TS-49 Bright Red, and TS-4 German Grey. The Green coach was painted using TS-7 Racing White.
Well Wagons for @HydesR01:
TS-4 German Grey.
Scotsman being Problematic as Usual:
Rebecca:
Footplate painted in Matte Snow White, mouth changed to grinning.
Daisy:
Shapeways shell by Out of Oil (@RealMrTreeMan)
Painted in Tamiya Light Grey Primer, TS-34 Camel Yellow, TS-49 Bright Red, TS-14 Black, and Matte Snow White by Apple Barrel. The face didn't turn out well the first time but the paint wasn't really sticking. Oil-based pink and light blue sharpies were dipped into water and were applied like blush.
Daisy for @HydesR01:
Primed and windows drawn out.
Pinchy:
1/6 Tubing was used with a nail as the joint.
D261:
Started on D261 by cutting off the nose ends again. 0.25 mm polystyrene was used to fit a basic framework which was used to later apply 0.75 mm polystyrene ontop to get a basic framework down.
Brake Coaches for @HydesR01:
Filled in with Milliput and Tamiya Putty. Both were Green Express coaches. The Red Coach is a pretty close match and was painted using TS-7 Racing White, TS-14 Black, TS-49 Bright Red, and TS-4 German Grey. The Green coach was painted using TS-7 Racing White.
Well Wagons for @HydesR01:
TS-4 German Grey.
Scotsman being Problematic as Usual:
Rebecca:
Footplate painted in Matte Snow White, mouth changed to grinning.
Daisy:
Shapeways shell by Out of Oil (@RealMrTreeMan)
Painted in Tamiya Light Grey Primer, TS-34 Camel Yellow, TS-49 Bright Red, TS-14 Black, and Matte Snow White by Apple Barrel. The face didn't turn out well the first time but the paint wasn't really sticking. Oil-based pink and light blue sharpies were dipped into water and were applied like blush.
Daisy for @HydesR01:
Primed and windows drawn out.
Pinchy:
1/6 Tubing was used with a nail as the joint.
D261:
Started on D261 by cutting off the nose ends again. 0.25 mm polystyrene was used to fit a basic framework which was used to later apply 0.75 mm polystyrene ontop to get a basic framework down.
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