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01 The railroad track is halfway finished. The rail road ties have been drybrushed with Matt 29 Earth, then a second time with Matt 29 lightened with Matt 93 Desert Yellow. The gravel is drybrushed with Matt 64 Light Gray, then a second and third time with a little white added with each pass. The lower part of each rail and mounting hardware are washed several times with Matt 62 Leather for a rusty effect. The top of the rail is painted Humbrol Polished Steel and rubbed with a soft cloth to a high gloss shine. Without any modification From : Building Military Dioramas Vol.1 By : Francois VERLINDEN |
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Reference 03 1930~1945 Schuster, München From : Reichsbahn hinter der Ostfront 1941-1944 By : A.Knipping / R. Schulz |
Reference 04 From : MMM03 Modeling by : N.Okuno Tiger Railcar |
Reference 05 From : MMM03 Modeling by : N.Okuno Tiger Railcar |
Reference 06 From : MMM03 Modeling by : N.Okuno Tiger Railcar |
Reference 07 From : MMM03 Modeling by : N.Okuno Tiger Railcar |
Reference 08 From : MMM03 Modeling by : N.Okuno Tiger Railcar |
Reference 09 From : MMM10 Modeling by : Show KASE Majestätische Gestalt |
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10 Mass Rapid Transit System's Track |
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11 From The Verlinden way Vol.VI Diorama by Lewis Pruneau |
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12 From The Verlinden way Vol.VI Diorama by Lewis Pruneau |
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13 From The Verlinden way Vol.VI Diorama by Lewis Pruneau |
Track Ballast : Ballast pours from container directly in place around the track ties. Use brush for spreading evenly. Will hold track in place while providing drainage to prevent standing water. This will minimize frost heave and helps minimize deterioration with wooden ties. This light gray granite is one of the hardest rocks available. This #2 light colored white and gray granite chip used by many central European lines. Flakes are sharp. Excellent for dioramas |
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