@ED3945 posted:some more pictures.
Excellent work, I love this scene!
I especially love the bench resting on boxes (or are those filing cabinets?)
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What I do is also airbrush illustration with the old cars and trains but not finished this one on the background is a K-36 engine. Illustration is about 25 years old. The car is also not finished for example the windows and doors and more of it.
One of the last pictures of this section almost done. Is busy on the yard.
After more than 10 years that I have the FEF 818 from Overland finally I restored the locomotive the headlight was gone so now I fix it and the lights will be the next thing plus the locomotive some weathering extra but a lot to do about running the locomotive hope I finished this one
A step further and have completely done the gearbox and now it drives super slow and really awesome that voor a locomotive from Overland I think more than 30 years old but it has a big motor I like this one and this type of tender. The weathering is more I like and also did the plumbing under the cab more detail and fix one hose. Did not yet the tender. I hope this is something you like but the FEF locomotives are I think one of the prettiest. The lights are not working yet but I'm working on it. The side screens (smoke deflectors) need to be more weathered and did the silver line was not on it but my airbrush is now broken need a other.
These pictures of 818 are amazing !! I thought it was the real deal.... Incredible.
Yves
Simply gorgeous !
Hello Ed,
great job! Did you replace the gearbox? What did you do? Thanks for the info in advance - very interested!
Sarah
@Sarah posted:Hello Ed,
great job! Did you replace the gearbox? What did you do? Thanks for the info in advance - very interested!
Sarah
Thanks Sarah, I disassembled the gearbox and put in new gears and used clock grease that works perfectly. The motor was already good, I think it will last forever and what I also did is new details on it because it is a old model but this kind of model will made never again and that is sad. What I saw on your forum that is beautiful you understand the trade of building and bring it to a very high level What I do is improve models but my heart is in weathering and as best I can.
Done a little bit on the tender today the braking system I don't have any pictures or drawings so I took a similar one they are all different under so for me it is the effect there is something. Overland did not complete the braking system but what you see on models now everything is on it. little more pictures of the FEF 818. The weathering on the boiler will done further hope to have a new airbrush soon.
@ED3945 posted:Done a little bit on the tender today the braking system I don't have any pictures or drawings so I took a similar one they are all different under so for me it is the effect there is something. Overland did not complete the braking system but what you see on models now everything is on it. little more pictures of the FEF 818. The weathering on the boiler will done further hope to have a new airbrush soon
Greetings Edwin, I really like your detailing and weathering! My goal is to get into weathering several of my engines (steam & diesel) and rolling stock in the near future. Would you please share some of your techniques with us? I am very impressed with your work!
Cheers, Dave
PS: Are you near/in Amsterdam?
@darlander posted:Greetings Edwin, I really like your detailing and weathering! My goal is to get into weathering several of my engines (steam & diesel) and rolling stock in the near future. Would you please share some of your techniques with us? I am very impressed with your work!
Cheers, Dave
PS: Are you near/in Amsterdam?
Thanks Dave, if I go weather again than I take pictures of it how I do it but learn the most of techniques on internet you find a lot what others do but of course everybody has their own style. I was for more than 8 years in a club On3 scale learn a lot than, I do the most with revell paint but also tamiya paint and airbrush floquil paint also dry weathering for example powders you can do with that a lot. But you have so many techniques you can use the one I do is what I like.
well Amsterdam is not so near but also not far away.
one of my future projects is the Amhoist Ditcher from Overland. Is a project because I do it with a flat car the one you see will be adjusted and everything will be weathered. It has no motor I don't no yet if I do one. It also gets RGS 030 not CN 017 but first of course finish the FEF locomotive.
Wow!!!! Just Wow!!!! Pretty awesome!! We really do have some very talented people on this forum!!! I unfortunately am not one of them!! LOL!!
Edwin,
Since you like the UP class FEF engines, here are photos that I took in Sacramento, CA (the state capitol), in September 2012 of #844 at Union Pacific's 150th Anniversary celebration. FEF #844 was the last steam locomotive purchased by the UP and has never been retired from service. NH Joe
This is #833 in Ogden, Utah. This where the Central Pacific (Southern Pacific Railroad's predecessor) building east from Sacramento, CA and the Union Pacific building west from Omaha, Nebraska agreed to exchange traffic after joining the transcontinental railroad at Promontory Point in 1869.
Dear New Haven Joe,
Wow, thank you beautiful pictures. Yes I like them very much owesome locomotives. The one I do 818 there are almost nothing I didn’t find any pictures of the tender or even from the locomotive only the one I put on this forum I do have drawings but with the other tender. Hope I find one or better pictures😃
I weather me crazy these days because also of the lockdown in The Netherlands I have to be careful not weather myself. This one is a overland model and for me is it always red difficult to weather so I try. I use thinner base colors and do dry weathering also I used pigment powders specially on the roof done the trucks but not yet the airbrush. Now is it drying and see how I proceed tomorrow. First picture you see so I bought it.
Remarkably realistic! I wish I could accomplish that. A detailed step-by-step of your technique?
Bob
Thanks, OGR magazine maybe some day😃 but for me was it a long time that I did nothing with my cars now I’m weathering one by one and I like it very much of course from books or the internet how they are and try to imitate that. I learn with every car I do and I’m not easily satisfied.
I'm busy now with the new flat car C&N this is far from complete because it is for the Amhoist from overland what you have seen earlier, many details on the deck will be also a new picture of the hopper. I have also now a better camera it is unbelief what this one can I hope you see the difference.
Again, please stop putting photos of real trains on here and saying they're models!
Seriously though, I'm amazed every time I check on this thread.... absolutely incredible work!
Tom
Thanks, the two last pictures of the hopper I will continue with the flat car a lot to do specially the load and weathering the wood more. The second picture I show you is because of the color of the box car on the back a really nice picture I think
Ed, just beautiful!
Dan Weinhold
Thank you Dan Weinhold, the first picture I don't know if I say it before this all is hand laid to this day I'm working on it. I use Atlas rails only e few. I like to do it step by step. It took time to have all the parts I need.
The second pictures is on the yard hope you like it.
What's missing on the FA-2 overland models are the diaphragms so I order those hope to have it soon but did the air hoses it makes it more complete. some more pictures I think it is nice.
These are made by iPhone not with sun light I did something with that pictures but my lighting is not so good am planning to buy special lamps for good lighting so the rocks will be also better. I've never invested in good lighting it's time to do it. I did all those pictures on this forum as good I can with the lights I have.
KOHS FD-2 Flat car and FW-1 Flat car.
Those are the best I ever seen special the details on those two cars it's big to big on my layout so I not run these. I saw one on Brasstrains for sail. Kohs did a great job and I think the best of the best. I hope you like them it's big yes it is.....
PRR FD-2
PRR FW-1
@ED3945 posted:KOHS FD-2 Flat car and FW-1 Flat car.
Those are the best I ever seen special the details on those two cars it's big to big on my layout so I not run these. I saw one on Brasstrains for sail. Kohs did a great job and I think the best of the best. I hope you like them it's big yes it is.....
PRR FD-2
PRR FW-1
Those are some beautifully detailed flat cars. Thank you for sharing the photos.
Thanks, I think very nice on this forum those are very good build cars and well painted and special owesome details.
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