Shot taken next to one untouched, whole. 8)
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The next one after beam was painted with Barnwood then painted with Burnt Sienna ( Folk Art )
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I'll try the Burnt Sienna on the Soft Black when dry.
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It's tough to tell what is metal and what is wood when painting, but easy to tell after.
I'll use the soft black as a wash on the wood.
Did I paint it right? :-\
Comments.
Sean
Was it worth it?
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looks like an improvement to me!
Hard to tell but the wheels look grey, I think they need to be "rusty" but keep the treads shiny.
-Marty