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Weather an LNER Pacific

THIS LOCOMOTIVE is depicted in used, but clean condition, which is realistic for an express engine of the LNER period. The weathering is subtle and not that obvious unless it is compared with another pristine model or a photograph taken beforehand. It is useful to have such a reference so that you can judge your progress, otherwise, the temptation is to add too much weathering. Most of the work involves removing paint that has been added in small quantities beforehand. This

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