This Intermountain injection plastic kit is a real gem – super fine details such as grab irons, rivets and ice hatches make this kit a must have for all O-scalers who model the old days. I have decided to build this one with open hatches as they were used in ventilation service, when products were not frozen but rather cooled by a stream of fresh air.
The ice bunker bulkhead has been 3D printed and is available for download: https://trainkitchen.com/intermountain-reefer/
All weathering has been carried out with oil paints. I’m still learning and I try to develop a signature technique.
Very nice. With time you’ll love the effect of oil paints.
Thank you! It’s a process of learning how to use them but so far I think this is the way to go!
many times I look on your website your skills are one of the best I do a lot of weathering cars myself but yours are great. You can see my weathering of freight cars on Printerest under name Edwin Moolenaar or o scale weathering. I also can’t wait to see what you go to do your layout it will be huge:) I hope to have my website one day.
Thank you Edwin, I honestly admire your modelling and the marvelous models that you showed. Speechless! Let’s meet one day – we plan a bicycle trip to NL anyway!
Dear Sarah,
Of course we can meet than I can show you my projects of cars what I do or you see my layout I also read your mail about Alan very said and unbelievable but can we not make a forum in Europe about USA trains:) is it possible to have your number so I have the app, that is faster sending pictures so you know what I do in weathering. If it is yes you can send it by mail.
Your weathering is really great. You got a natural feeling for colors. Impressive, Edwin!
I like your reefer very much what you do in detail and 3d printing, awesome:)