British Railway Modelling (BRM)

Weathering Victorian Terrace Houses

WHAT YOU NEED

Eckon weathering powders

EWP02 Rust & Decay, EWP03 Mud & Greenery

Lifecolor acrylic paints

Black, white, green & brown

Vallejo

Chipping medium

Woodland Scenics

Fine Turf T41 Soil, T45 green

Also

Acrylic thinners, matt PVA glue, small paint brushes, scissors, small flatbladed screwdriver, small sieve

These terrace buildings, although they are Victorian, straight out of the box look like they are newly

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