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Another Fordson project in 1/16th scale

Started by Chuck Doan, September 21, 2021, 08:17:48 PM

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Bill Gill

Chuck, Do you find a significant advantage intially applying graphite with a cosmetic sponge rather than just rubbing the soft pencil over the area?
I ask because when I first saw the effect you got using graphite (years back) I started using it also to add a little highlight or create a burnished weathered iron look, but maybe because my stuff is smaller HO scale, it seems like there's better control using a penil and burnishing it with an artist's paper stump.

TRAINS1941

Your wonderful weathering front and center!

Jerry
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Chuck Doan

Thanks Jerry. Bill, that works too, I was trying to get a duller sheen here. I did apply the pencil directly on the edges.
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Chuck Doan



Adding more grease. I am using a mix of black and brown oil paints, mixed with fine powdered dirt. Stippled on with a brush, and/or dabbed on with a piece of cosmetic sponge held with tweezers. Also sometimes mixed with Bragdon pigments.

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Ray Dunakin

Looks like an old CD works pretty well as a palette.
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shropshire lad

Quote from: Ray Dunakin on June 12, 2022, 09:13:35 PM
Looks like an old CD works pretty well as a palette.

Finally, one of Russ's CDs finds a good use. !

Alright, I'm going .

  Nick

finescalerr

My CDs may not be art but at least they can contribute to it. Nick, you may come out of the corner in 2028. -- Russ

shropshire lad

Quote from: finescalerr on June 13, 2022, 12:01:46 AM
My CDs may not be art but at least they can contribute to it. Nick, you may come out of the corner in 2028. -- Russ

Cor , that soon ? Does that mean I can come out early if I behave myself? That might be asking too much of me .

Nick

finescalerr

That depends on how many of my CDs Chuck uses as pallets between now and then. -- Russ

Chuck Doan

Don't worry, not yours Russ, it was the soundtrack to Paint Your Wagon.
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shropshire lad

Quote from: Chuck Doan on June 13, 2022, 03:23:52 PM
Don't worry, not yours Russ, it was the soundtrack to Paint Your Wagon.

Don't you mean Paint Your Fordson  ?!

Lawrence@NZFinescale

I have that Paint your wagon CD - still play it sometimes....
Cheers,

Lawrence in NZ
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Can't say much Chuck I just agree with the rest of the gang.

Sami

What more can I say about quality of work than other members ?

nk

That chuck wagon is pretty bloody good .
You may ask yourself: "Well, how did I get here?"

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