Browse Scalecoat weathering and scenery paint for the colors that bring model railroad track, structures and equipment into the same scene. Options include rust, dirt, grime, concrete, aged concrete, rail brown and railroad tie brown. Use these named colors to plan individual details and scenery surfaces as well as the appearance of worn equipment.
Select a color by the surface you are modeling
Concrete and aged concrete: compare these options for foundations, platforms and other concrete-colored details.
Rail and railroad tie browns: consider them when planning the color of track components and related scenery.
Rust, dirt and grime: choose colors for wear, accumulation and detail work using a reference for the specific location on the model.
These are model paints, not ready-to-use enamel washes or dry pigments. Do not assume a bottle labeled with a weathering color is already reduced for a particular weathering technique. Follow its paint-system instructions and test your intended method on a sample.
Coordinate color and sheen
Check the individual listing for the finish and Scalecoat I or II line. Use the matching dedicated thinner and assess the cured result alongside your existing paint and scenery. Where a final sheen adjustment is needed, test an appropriate clear coat. Browse all Scalecoat model paints for the base colors that will sit beneath or beside the weathering work.
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