Teleman
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weathering !http://www.petesproject.co.uk/layout/weathering/weathering.html
found it on a wander on the net , (i'm getting as bad as Pol  )
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Joe
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I'd read that technique somewhere before, maybe a magazine? I thought you had to use hairspray or something to make it stick though? thanks anyway, i use chalk pastels for my art, found another use now, thanks alot. 
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Teleman
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He has said you can fix it with hair spray but as long as you don't handle them to much there is no need to
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Joe
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more for a layout with stock that stays on all the time then. ah well, i dont like to weather anyway, i think it ruins the wagon or coach if it is permenantly dirty, after all they were cleaned occasionally.
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Joe
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Depending what era (missed that bit off sorry)
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Teleman
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Same with me Joe , I only weather them to hide scratchies as you can never realy match the paint colour . I did a class 52 that Ryan dropped  after filling a deep scratch , weathered , sold on ebay for £20 
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Joe
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Nice, I wouldnt like to drop a more modern model though, no amout of weathering will revive one of 'em. Joe
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