The sky is painted first, actually. It is not white, but a very light gray to replicate a clouded over PNW day. Have no fear, I would not forget to paint the sky color! Thanks for tuning in
Nice layout. I am a Union Pacific modeler in Ho Scale. I would like to build the prototype of the Union Pacific Wyoming Division, Sidney Subdivision, the Powder River Basin, all the way to the Union Pacific’s West Colton Yard, Yuma Subdivision, BNSF Needles Subdivision, Gila Subdivision, Mojave Subdivisions, Cajon Subdivision, Roseville Subdivision, Canyon Subdivision and the Cascade Subdivision.
To be honest, it is hard to remember the exact colors, I apologize. I went to home depot with some prototype photos and found paint samples that generally matched different layers of hills and went with that. If you work from photos it is hard to go wrong!
For me, at least, it would have been helpful to know what colors you used and how they were mixed to get the correct end colors. Don't really need the music.
Wow fantastic art work. It really makes the layout as it is pop. I hope we see part two. -Kevin
Everyone’s a critic. I thought you did a wonderful job on the backdrop and hope that you show some additional footage.
I love time-lapses. Great work man!
Great job. You missed one step. The Blue Sky at top on the painting should be first. IE paint the whole sheet sky blue first. Other wise it good.
The sky is painted first, actually. It is not white, but a very light gray to replicate a clouded over PNW day. Have no fear, I would not forget to paint the sky color! Thanks for tuning in
Nice layout. I am a Union Pacific modeler in Ho Scale. I would like to build the prototype of the Union Pacific Wyoming Division, Sidney Subdivision, the Powder River Basin, all the way to the Union Pacific’s West Colton Yard, Yuma Subdivision, BNSF Needles Subdivision, Gila Subdivision, Mojave Subdivisions, Cajon Subdivision, Roseville Subdivision, Canyon Subdivision and the Cascade Subdivision.
Why does that look so real. Nice job
Thanks! Super easy technique to use.
What happened? Is there a part two? Well done by the way. Hope you finish this with a part two.
Hi, What was the colors that you used? Nice Job !
To be honest, it is hard to remember the exact colors, I apologize. I went to home depot with some prototype photos and found paint samples that generally matched different layers of hills and went with that. If you work from photos it is hard to go wrong!
For me, at least, it would have been helpful to know what colors you used and how they were mixed to get the correct end colors. Don't really need the music.