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How do you age yours?

BrianJD · 2012-01-23 22:36:40

Hi I've nearly completed making one of the Card Models for my Train Layout which will forever be built in my head, but prob never in real life! This is the type of model I made and i'm quite happy with it but would like to make it more realistic. What's the best way about it. Can it be aged? How would you do it? I've…

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BrianJD

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Hi

I've nearly completed making one of the Card Models for my Train Layout which will forever be built in my head, but prob never in real life! This is the type of model I made and i'm quite happy with it but would like to make it more realistic. What's the best way about it. Can it be aged? How would you do it? I've bought some Skaledale but it's ridicusly expensive and I like the idea of making my own.

Thanks

http://www.superquick.co.uk/kitframes_b/frame_b31.htm

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