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PanPastels are used to weather this structure. The roof got some gloss coat as tar roof seams. I popped out the windows as they were not secured properly. This structure got the same treatment as the coal shed. I applied a wash of acrylic Anita's woodsy smoke to dull down the green and the lettering. Then PanPastel weathering was applied. |
Included with the Walthers kit-bashed coal shed was this office building. It had a scale and covered addition added to the side of it. I had to take a lot of it apart to properly re-glue it...George Dutka
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This is how the structure looked when I go it home. The drive through area on the right side of the structure is an add-on to the Walthers wood series office. |
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The roof was not secured well so it was removed which also pulled the sidewalls apart. It made detailing the interior portion of the structure easier. |
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