Roco Br44

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ebaykal

Discussion Starter · May 21, 2008

Have started weathering and converting my Roco 44 into a TCDD plate number 56703 loco.

I have started with the detailing of the cab interior. Micro surgery as I put it, tough have to give credit to Roco for the detail bits.

Shall try to post as I go along.

Baykal

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Brian Considine

· #2 · May 21, 2008

Excellent - look forward to seeing the progress on this project.

Thanks for the details.

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7113

· #3 · May 21, 2008

That certainly looks nicely detailed' keep the details coming.

Regards

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adecoaches26point4

· #4 · May 21, 2008

Hi Erkut,

Magic! what else can one say

David

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neil_s_wood

· #5 · May 21, 2008 (Edited by Moderator)

That is simply fantastic Baykal. I am now getting ideas about doing this with my fleet. It really does look great. Makes such a difference.

Can I ask what shade and type of red did you use?

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ebaykal

Discussion Starter · #6 · May 22, 2008

QUOTE (neil_s_wood @ 21 May 2008, 23:28) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Can I ask what shade and type of red did you use?

Thanks guys for the nice words, it encourages me a lot. I was scared stiff when I first weathered a gondol wagon let a lone a 200 euro loco!

But now seem to get over that fear.

Neil hi,

On the cab interior, and as a matter of fact, on all the reds of TCDD or DB, I have settled with Revells water based acrylic " Karminsrot matte". They come in these blueish cubic plastic bottles.

The pipes and the other pieces ,I again used Revells but synthetic enamel colors.

On the loco body its all Vallejo colors from the " Traincolor set".

Cheers

Baykal

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neil_s_wood

· #7 · May 22, 2008

Thanks Baykal, I am keen to have a go at this as you have really impressed me with how good this can look.

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ebaykal

Discussion Starter · #8 · May 23, 2008

Progress so far...teaser..

Baykal

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cjbray

· #9 · May 24, 2008

QUOTE (ebaykal @ 24 May 2008, 01:16) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Progress so far...teaser..

Baykal

wow! that is some good weathering! nice dirty tender but the contrast with the clean coal looks good...
what technique do you use?

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ebaykal

Discussion Starter · #10 · May 24, 2008

QUOTE (jimmy @ 24 May 2008, 05:13) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>wow! that is some good weathering! nice dirty tender but the contrast with the clean coal looks good...
what technique do you use?

Hi Jimmy, don't let the clean coal fool you. Its lumps of coal that I have gradually scattered and the white stuff is the PVC glue which hasn't dried at the time of the photo.

I basically use acrylic water based paints along with pastel powder.

Baykal

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ebaykal

Discussion Starter · #11 · May 29, 2008

Well finally its over.

Hope you like.Enjoy.

From this....

to this......

Baykal

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adecoaches26point4

· #12 · May 29, 2008

Hi Erkut,

Marvellous! portrait of a loco thats worked for a living

Well done

David

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goedel

· #13 · May 29, 2008 (Edited by Moderator)

Superbly done Baykal!! I love the streaks on the tender where the water is loaded.

QUOTE (ebaykal)

The lighting in some of the pictures is excellent too - it really makes the locomotive feel like it's standing on a real siding in the glare of the real mid day sun! Perhaps it is natural lighting?

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Richard Johnson

· #14 · May 29, 2008 (Edited by Moderator)

An absolutely fantastic transformation - from a model locomotive to a really believable model of a locomotive - I like everything about it, especially like the subtle textures overall.... and I love the front end and running gear!

It really is very, very nice work... you have an excellent "artists eye" for this sort of thing! But...You are going to have to weather that lovely backhead a wee bit now!

Richard

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7113

· #15 · May 29, 2008

Stunning work Baykal - did you have photos to work from or is it all inspiration? Either way a very satisfying result.

Regards

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cjbray

· #16 · May 29, 2008

absolutely incredible...

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Brian Considine

· #17 · May 29, 2008

I'm really impressed with the finished result - modelling at its very, very best.

Thanks for the pictures Baykal - just one question - when can I send my 150X over for the same treatment (that's after Richard has fitted a sound decoder to it, but he dos'nt know it yet !) ?

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neil_s_wood

· #18 · May 29, 2008

That's an excellent piece of work Baykal. Very nice.

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7113

· #19 · May 30, 2008

QUOTE (Brian Considine @ 29 May 2008, 17:58) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>just one question - when can I send my 150X over for the same treatment

He obviously doesn't trust me with locomotives yet although I have done a couple of wagons.

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ben1

· #20 · May 30, 2008

Amazing!
I can't believe it's the same one!

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