Realistic Weathering by Mother Nature.

Dave_S

Bryan,

Thanks for sharing this photo of the shed. Extremely interesting color gradation at the base of the wall .

Later, Dave S. Tucson, AZ

KKarns

Nice picture...I don't know...modeling that just like it looks...ehh...the transitions are so stark...despite prototypical, looks odd to me, almost unnatural.

brownbr

The colors are probably darker because of all the rain we got the day before. Especially the black.

CraigH

Just picked this up a 1920's Fordson Tractor been looking for a old tractor for years.

brownbr

Ooooo! Congratulations. Get some closeups please.

CraigH

brownbr, I don't know how to make my pictures Larger.

CraigH

Had the same problem on Railroad line forms... my pictures were at the max size for the forum and were not big enough....and another member used Photo shop or something else and enlarged the photo for me....I do not have the time to learn or want to at this time learn how to do that??? It's amazing my computer hasn't flew out the window Yet.

mikemettelka

engine909 said:

Stand closer.

Hahaha! I needed that one today!

CraigH

Ha Ha Ha Real Funny

Robert.G

We're getting on thin ice here. Remember the forum rules... Wasn't this thread about weathering...

admin

Thank you Robert. I appreciate your thoughtful reminder.

There is absolutely no discussion about politics on this forum. There are literally thousands of forums and groups on the internet that you can go and argue about which side is better. This is a modeling forum and any mention of politics will result in immediate deletion on your post. No exceptions. Been that way since day one.
Phew, feel better now!

vietnamseabee

X

admin

I deleted comments that were made inappropriately... (not your comments)

admin

You can call me anytime Ed and I will be delighted to explain why they were deleted...

sdrees

No fooling

kebmo

engine909 said:

Stand closer.

oh man.. you can always count on ed. i laughed out loud when i read that. thanks dude. life needs all the laughs it can get these days.

CarlLaskey

I was out and about the other day and stoped to take some pictures of a old barn it is quite old being that close to the road. Just something to ponder and get some ideas.




































Could be someone can get a idea or two from the old barn.

This will be my last post on this forum so everyone stay healthy and smart. ......Carl.....

Mountaingoat

These are great. Lots of great weathering detail to pay attention too......Rick

brownbr

Cool barn. I think if we tried to reproduce this the thoughts might be that it has been over-weathered.

Don't like hearing your last comment Carl.

CraigH

Trying to post a picture with my new computer and its not happening??? windows 10 had windows 7

Pappy

Great pics. Thanks for sharing

CraigH

CraigH

Ok my first picture Post using my new computer... this shot is from inside of a run down barn in my area....I been trying to find the owner as there's a old tractor I would like to buy in a shed? on the farm.

CraigH

CraigH

I like the colors of the stone work and wood on this barn

CraigH

Same Barn as last picture

CraigH

CraigH

More silver color wood on this barn. Shot 4 barns this day and this was the last one

CraigH

some interesting crumbling old brick work

vietnamseabee

Am just catching up on this thread....on Carl’S posting with the barn photos he said he’s done with the forum....did I misunderstand his statement????anyone heard from him?
Terry