Hi Jenny, I use a similar technique but with different branded paints but in addition I often use powders made from scraping pastel crayons. After scraping an amount of powder I use a cotton pad to pick up both the pigment and baby powder/talcum powder and rub it onto the model or building as I have demonstrated on my channel . You can deepen the colour by spraying it with a fixative then repeating the application until you are satisfied.

Great job Jenny and Hornby for doing these videos.How about scenery next.

Jenny is most excellent! I love the tips that are so approachable and affordable. Thank you!!!!

Great video. Thanks to Jenny and Hornby. Really shows how easy it can be to produce good results with a bit of patience and confidence.

Great tutorial Jennifer thanks.

Awesome Thanks for the tip

Excellent! Very interesting. Making me want to get back into modelling.

Wow, that looks fantastic. Might get some of those wagons and try it.

great video. thanks

Great tutorial, thank you

Thank you Jenny.

That was great, Jenny. I will give it a try.

I use to practice weathering on old or inexpensive rolling stock i either had or bought cheap at a show. It’s a good way to practice technique and build confidence.

Wow that looks good

Nice job there Jenny with the Hornby products. Laurie.

It's good to see Hornby working with Jennifer Kirk.

Well done there!

That was great 🌈😷🇬🇧

Very good.

Jenny, great How Too video. I am going to do it. Nick

Great tips from Jenny there - I actually think this achieves a much more convincing result than using an airbrush, especially the flaking paint effects. Lovely stuff!

Really helpful - thank you for sharing; and perhaps consider a similar guide about weathering a turntable (without jamming the entire mechanisms?!).

Congratulations well presented and informative video. Not requiring an airbrush is excellent news. 🚂🚃

My next engine that could really do with a complete re paint is a Hornby O gauge 4-4-O L M S compound clock work engine. I know repainting is seen by some as very bad idea but this has lost most of its paint and is in a very sorry state. It still works after all these years.

Good

I am getting tired of working over lockdown. I only have time to do modelling on the weekend. At least I have made a start on a second station platform and a new tunnel construction has been started.

Impressive, steam locomotive weathering next please 👍

What is weird is I recommend this sort of think to Hornby. I asked them if they can put tutorials and better sets out there and even bring in things such as a proper well made pacer and not the un finished northern one. Could you imagine a Hornby set with a class 20 hauling 6 mgr wagons while a pacer or class 87 with 3 virgin coaches storm around and double loop of track with both trains containing tts sound and they are not railroad quality but good super detailed quality for a cheap price like $500

What Lock Down?

I'm currently losing my sanity during this lock down

Good job... remember there is always a prototype for your colour scheme...

Use some vinyl gloves maybe ? Nice weathering

It's always hoppers, open trucks and tankers that get done, have you noticed? I've only ever seen one video anywhere on the internet that talks about weathering covered vans; how come no one ever talks about how to properly work-stain a wooden-bodied van?

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what Jenny Kirk does here is fantastic for those of us who are Railway modeling on a budget. Speaking of budgets Hornby`s 2020 range is far to expensive and the net result is now is preowned price`s have now gone right up as well ! I for one will NOT buy anything Hornby again