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Hard working locomotive. Great job
Nice work John
John,
Nice work. You mentioned Lance helped with some weathering ideas, did you see his latest blog post yet? It’s about using washes to create shadows.
Beautiful model. Well done.
That is amazing!
John,
I am going to go against the grain and say it sucks. You missed at least two or three rust spots. You should start over. (http://largescalecentral.com/externals/tinymce/plugins/emoticons/img/smiley-wink.gif)
Nice job. that prototype is a real world workaholic and you conveyed that well. Proof that great weathering makes a model authentic
Very nice. If it wasn’t for the track and the background it would be difficult to tell that was a model. Great job!
Yup, Very very nice. job. It truly does look real. I’m taking notes from all you master weatherers, hopefully I can at least get in the same ballpark soon. Thanks for sharing your great work.
Great job it looks like the real deal.
Don’t forget to dirty up the yellow handrails and to add a MU cable like in your prototype photo.
WOW. Great job! Those number boards do look like they were just replaced thou.
That is a very good job - it looks so real in the 1st photo
Thats what happens when you leave your engines out all winter long 
I am not a diesel guy, but that one is a gem. Really nice work.
Wow, that weathering is exquisite! Excellent work!
Looks Great!!
Great Job!
How ever the engineers arm needs to be toned down, to shiny, that’s what gave it away…
Love it!(http://www.largescalecentral.com/externals/tinymce/plugins/emoticons/img/smiley-sealed.gif)
