Excellent bit of weathering there Julian it does bring the building to life thankyou for the tips and video

Engine SShed weathering is another lesson from you .Well Done

Great weathering. Like the idea of practicing on spare pieces before launching into the real thing. Always find your videos very relaxing.

You certainly have done a great job of weathering the engine shed and the manner in which you have located the shed into the baseboard was an excellent idea. Cheers Greg form Oz.

The Shed is looking great

That is looking so good. The weathering certainly changes the whole appearance of the engine shed. 👍

Excellent work! I like the use of weathering powders and I use £1 hairspray to seal it! Thanks for sharing!

Hi julian another great video mate great job on the loco shed mate I really enjoyed the video mate I am looking forward to your next video mate stay safe and well mate goodbye for now clive

Another excellent video, learnt a lot from your weathering technique. Keep up the great work 👍

Julian, that looks fantastic, the weathering just takes the edge off the brick work and gives it the perfect look, it’s a great kit when built as well as you have. Cheers Julian, John

Hi Julian the engine shed looks absolutly amazing. Top draw job.

Looks great, well done you, just keep safe and well

Shed looks great julian nice job

Great video Julian. The engine shed looks fantastic. I’m going to have a go at weathering my engine shed. Thanks for the inspiration 👍

Julian, the engine shed is looking absolutely stunning. Also, very much like the location next to the factory. The alleyway gives depth even though it is only painted up grey. Am wondering what the scene will look like when you add some scenery in there. Love such depictions of old industrial complexes, where often space wasn’t constricted to single use. That’s more a soil consumption way we tend to do things nowadays. Also, your pick up, fit in methods are absolutely marvelous. Most certainly will copy your method on my layout. It makes things so much more easy to maintain, as to adjust, or alter. Last but not least, when you’ve figured out the wiring it creates the opportunity to connect the building with some plugs. This only further enhances the possibilities of access on and under the surface of the layout. Thanks VInce

Looking great and great work on detailing and weathering the shed. - Kevin

nice weathering and great job on that shed, including the base!

Excellent job on engine shed, I also like the overall industrial look, which is very prototypical British. Wouldn't move any buildings. Great upload, weathering tips were spot on. All the best. Brian

Good and nice video ! 👍.

The engine shed looks fantastic julian and the seperate base is a great idea -all is looking very realistic 😎😎😎

Very nice Julian, lovely attention to detail, imagine how great it will be when the ground surrounding it is done!

Nice Job Julian the shed looks great with the weathering well done i think i might have to try puting some chauk/pastels through a coffie blender to get weathering powder great idea i like your thinking but yeah good job on the shed looks great.

Hi Julian - The engine shed build is fantastic, so realistic and in my opinion far superior to the MetCalfe one. I will soon be making an attempt to build it in N Gauge, but with quite a few modifications so that it matches the one that was at Bognor Regis. One question, I appreciate you treated the sheets as you were building it but after you finished weathering it did you cover it with artist's matt spray varnish to further protect it? Regards Chris

Dear Sir, Your wheathering on the engine shed is one of the best i have ever seen. Congratulations. It encourages me on the use of powdered pastels. The floor, the brick walls and the roof look very much real. The building on the side of the shed looks very good, but not SO good. This reminds me of the place where i spent me childhood. Minas Gerais state, here in Brazil. All external walls (usually painted in white), would have a 30 or 40 cm horizontal strip near the floor, which would be smeared with the colour of the dirt in our usual soil, which is very rich in iron oxides, and, when dry, very rusty red. When the rainy season came, the white walls would have their lower side painted in this colour. But, really? Trying to make people chuck meat by printing that photo? Looks like meat from a Brazilian churrasco! Methinks you may be getting some crazy ideas from Marty Matchbox Makovers, who always put some "interesting" newspapers pages in his painting box... Smartasssorry, but i really had a LOL. Cheers from Brazil!

Some very good weathering especially the black looked very realistic ,the outer walls ok but I don't think the brown showed so well ,perhaps you could have added some kind of water staining especially near the water downpipes a very faint greeny slimey look ,but not on every downpipe for a bit more realism , stay safe ,Ray.

Shed’s looking real good! I noticed there was a bit of warping with the card after glueing printed paper to it, how did you manage to straighten it out? Glue paper to the other side!

Do you find the Testors Dull Coat darken the base colour. I do admire your quality and attention to detail of your work.

I just looked into the Testors info and it appears that maybe the European version is different to the USA version. Apparently and I’m sure an EU requirement that the chemical composition has been changed and the finish now is more satin than Matt. Have you found this, and this is the issue I’ve had with all the products I’ve tried.

Great weathering, however, it's so annoying. "The proof" isn't in the pudding, "it's in the eating". Sort of self evident if you think about it. "The proof of the pudding is in the eating".