QUOTE (Grahame HHC @ 29 Jun 2008, 19:50) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I don't actually find it a hassle. Firstly I use a pencil to mark where the lines need to go then simply paint over using a fine brush and thinned acrylic paint. The result looks great with no danger of peeling and curling corners in awkward to reach parts of the layout. And you're able to replicate worn and scuffed lining that you often see on real roads. Plus it's probably easier to paint double yellow tightly curved lines rather than trying to cut and apply such intricate shapes to a consistant width and to remain parallel to the kerb (see photo above and below - although struggling to find good pics of the road markings);
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Could you tell us more about how you have weathered the lines, and how you have made such a great job of making th eroad looked 'patched'.
Thanks
TimP
G.
Could you tell us more about how you have weathered the lines, and how you have made such a great job of making th eroad looked 'patched'.
Thanks
TimP
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