Rusty - a Gn15 loco build for beeing scrap

Moin, moin

First pics of Rusty - the Loco build for beeing scrap
Only made of wood, glue and paint.

Lasered it yesterday - building it was just a test for the wooden shell. Good looking was not important. I´ll use it for my scarp-yard.

Needed 15 minutes, some glue and a knife, my wife is missing now in the kitchen

Sprayed it black first - than used a little red colour. Wet in wet.
After some minutes I added (brushed) much Instant Rust basic colour.
When dry, I brushed it with the oxidation fluid. I´ll repeat brushing with
the oxidation fluid a few times a day forr the next 2 days.





The loco is part of this thread
http://forum.gn15.info/viewtopic.php?p=53962#53962


Tschuess / bye
Harald

 

Wooden? It certainly doesn't look wooden. Great job on the very realistic weathering! :thumbs_up:

 

Thanks

The grey colour contains iron - and is real rusting.
It will last some days, to reach the final look..
Maybe even some weeks.

Tschuess / bye

Harald

 

Last weekend, Germanys largest (and greatest) Large Scale event took place again in Schkeuditz / Leipzig .

Back from Schkeuditz - with some pics. More pics and some vids will follow.


With some fellows we operated some 70 meter in scale 1:22,5 - 32mm gauge with some Gn15.

Allowed was everything

Real-steam and battery-powered locos.
The journey starts in the USA, went via Bavarya, Australia, Lynchbany, Arabia, Germany, Himalaya, German North-Sea to Kraehwinkel in Central-Germany.

A lot of the rolling stock incl locos made from wooden lasered kits.
(made by the famous Lasergang - by the way - I´m the lasering member )

for some pics, please follow this link.
http://www.williwinsen.de/album/2008_06_28-Schkeuditz-1/html/default.html

Rusty in Schkeuditz


and other pics


Tschuess / bye

Harald