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weathering is more of a technique thing than 'what materials'. generally, people use chalks, airbrush, felt tip pens, acrylic washes, oils, actual soot from a fireplace and the list goes on. just keep in mind, modeling trains is not what your used to with painting real graffiti. what may take a couple of hours in a layup, may take a few weeks on a model train.

 

there are a lot of great tutorials on youtube. here is a tutorial using felt tipped pens that you probably have laying around the house.

 

http://www.westportterminal.de/weathering.html#pens

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ho is the way to go. I just swooped up a cryo-trans ho scale off ebay. shit can be expensive. the companies know the score. rare cars, the same ones people want to bomb, are more expensive. I also got a cold car for around 25. shit looks tight. athearn is a good company as far as i'm concerned. I don't have a railroad but I have a couple cars with the hopes of getting them in a writers hands.

 

Make sure you know what you are doing when you are buying online...most are pre-assembled but there are tons of models out there that require some assembly. nothing too complex though.

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