River Mountain Model Railroad - Weathering with Watercolor Pencils

Demonstrating some techniques with watercolor pencils.
Enjoy and Thanks for Watching!

[@DGModelworks]

Great technique Terry, thanks for sharing!

[@PennCentral99]

Hi Derek, long time no hear, thanks for stopping by!

[@moparguy1000]

Great video. I've been trying out the pencils & they do a fine job. Thank you for the lesson,I learned a lot

[@PennCentral99]

Glad you tried them and they work for you. Thanks for letting me know, I appreciate it!

[@PeterCPRail8748]

Terry thanks for sharing, another tool for the weathering arsenal

[@PennCentral99]

Hi Peter, thanks for watching and commenting!

[@JoeG-firehousewhiskey]

I like how versatile those pens are!!

[@PennCentral99]

thanks Joe, I appreciate it! yeah, I liked how easy they were to work with, and the results are nice.

[@DavidStahlOLDHAPPyMACs]

Great Job Terry

[@gregoryamer]

Great video thanks. I also really like the ashtray idea.

[@PennCentral99]

Thanks, I appreciate it!

[@Rarawer]

Great Tutorial, Terry

[@PennCentral99]

thanks Mattias, I appreciate it!

[@6005EnterTRAINment]

These have quite a bit of potential. Good job, Terry!

[@PennCentral99]

Thanks Todd! Results are good and they're easy to work with

[@ralphgreenwood5857]

Great Demo Terry!! I think I have some of those around here. I'd love to see that SD70 run-Thanks!!

[@PennCentral99]

thanks Ralph, I appreciate it! Try them, you don't have anything to lose.

[@rockislandmodeler6802]

Thanks Terry for your video response. Do you think using white using the same technique will help fade paint for weathering?

[@PennCentral99]

Yes, I believe you can use them for fading. Instead of using just white, try mixing it with a lighter version of the color you are trying to fade. As you saw, watercolors can be mixed right on the surface. The black that was added actually darkened the brown a little. Thanks for watching and commenting!