British Railway Modelling (BRM)

HOW TO… WEATHER A COVERED VAN

ost layouts will require a number of goods trucks and although you can maybe justify one or two in ex-works condition, most look more realistic with weathering, creating individuality. Many layouts have numerous vehicles, so weathering them all can prove a challenge and be time-consuming. Just like ballasting, it can prove to be repetitive

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