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for this item
BRICK CHIMNEY DEPOT/STATION/FACTORY (1pc)
SCALE MODEL MASTERPIECES
S/Sn3/Sn2/1:64 -Scale Scale Model Masterpieces DETAIL PARTS are composed of
UNFINISHED/UNASSEMBLED Color-Cast resin parts and Assembly & Finish are
Required. Assembly using most plastic cements and painting may be completed by
hand or an air brush. Want to know how to weather your finished model? Scroll
down to find out how! The above image and thumbnail at right best describes this
item assembled (required) & its design.
Thank you for your business! As always, if you
have a question; ask before making a purchase!
Another new Product for S/
1:64-Scale....
Blacksmith/Factory/Residence Brick Chimney
*BRAND NEW*-(1pcs-0.515”x0.515-”x1.575”)
-Scale
Model Masterpieces
#9062 Sn3/Sn2 1:64-SCALE
This is the very same Depot/Station Brick Chimney that is included
in our O-Scale Blacksmith & Feed Store Kits !
This item is sold as “unfinished” Labstone Gypsum. The Coloring & Weathering
used for the chimney at Far Left (in the image) is done using Doctor Ben’s
Weathering & Stain Products and the Doctor Ben’s How-To Booklet Series. Ask
Us How! SEE Below!
AND, just like our HO Rubbles Depot Kit, our O-Scale
Rubbles Depot offers Hollow-Cast Tower Sections as well as other weight
saving casting techniques that will reduce the weight and save you shipping
costs! How can we do this? Because we cast using high quality, dental grade
LabStone that is much STRONGER than ordinary plaster & Hydrocal products
that other folks use.
Also, just like our HO Rubbles Depot Kit, our O-Scale Rubbles
Depot offers Standing-Seam, Color-Cast Copper Patina Roof Panel,
Corbels & Eave Supports. Watch of the Pilot Model on our website this week!
Another new Product for S/
1:64-Scale....
VERTICAL ROUND STEEL TANKS 7-Tank Set
*SPECIAL*-SCALE Model Masterpieces
#9010 MULTI-SCALE
This 7-Piece Tank
Set includes:
- 2-#9001 Half-Buried Steel Tanks
- 2-#9002 Small Vertical Steel Tanks
- 1-#907 Medium Vertical Steel Tank
- 1-#908 Large Vertical Steel Tank &
- 1-#9009 X-Large Vertical Steel Tank
The sizes/dimensions are shown in the image above right. Also
shown in the image are four scale figures in O, S, HO & N scale for you to
view the figure's proportion to the Tanks. Click on the image to enlarge the
image in your browser. We have "Hollow-Cast" the Medium, & Larger tanks to
save material and shipping costs. EXAMPLE: The 1980s version of the #9009
X-Large Vertical Steel Tank weighs 1 pound, 7 ounces. Our same casting
weighs 7.2 ounces! In fact, all seven of the tanks in the *SPECIAL* weigh
less that the 'original 1980's' casting. Bases are not yet available for
this miniature tank farm, but that shouldn't stop you from creating you own
bases using Doctor Ben's Baby Building Blocs. Add a 2-Pounder to this order
and save yourself some shipping costs by letting us combine your purchases
into a single shipment today!
Disclaimer: These items are
UNFINISHED/UNASSEMBLED LabStone RESIN parts-Weathering & Finish Required. Assembly
(when necessary) using most plastic cements and painting may be completed by
hand or an air brush. Want to know how to weather your finished model?
Scroll down to find out how!
If you have a question, please ask & we typically will answer very quickly.
The image(s) best describes this item & design. Thank you for your business!
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Using Industrial Weathering Pigments COPYRIGHT 2008 DEBEN LLC
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looking forward to hearing original ideas & feedback from our friends &
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that we should have more User photos. As always we are happy to return
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For
use in 1/87, 1/64, 1/43, 1/48, 1/35, 1/24, 1/25,
N-scale, HO-scale, S-scale, O-scale, HOn3, Sn3, Sn2,
Sn42, Sn3.5, On3, On30, Gn15 and military models!
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Are
you ready to do some weathering?
Using Doctor Ben's Industrial Weathering Pigments® as a single component of
the Doctor Ben's Weathering Products®, the Industrial Weathering Pigments
are an even more powerful tool in creating a more realistic model. Not a
powder; and not a chalk, the Doctor Ben's Industrial Weathering Pigments are
easily applied using a soft, but stiff, ordinary hobby brush. However, be
careful, a little bit goes a very long way! I've been using the Doctor Ben's
Industrial Weathering Pigments to tint Hydrocal for years. Just a 1/4
teaspoon make a whole lot of difference when tinting white Hydrocal to an
earth tone color. Very cool!
To the left are
additional great Doctor Ben's products and as we get more images we'll
get them posted here as soon as possible! The Doctor Ben's Weathering
products work best in conjunction with other Doctor Ben's Weathering
Products as well as competitors' products--hey, why not!
Remember, they're not
chalks, and they're not powders, but they ARE Industrial!
Using Doctor Ben's Industrial
Weathering Pigments®
I'll try to keep this short, because realistically, I didn't spend the total of
an hour from start to finish. The materials that I used for this project are as
follows: on package of Doctor Ben's Industrial Weathering Pigment - fresh Rust,
one bottle Doctor Ben's Aged Driftwood, a short-bristled, soft, but stiff brush
(the brush in the photo is a Floquil brush that has been cut off short), an a
small container of water to wash out the brush (if I need it).
Step 1: I began with a basic resin casting (Pine Canyon Models) and
sprayed it with the least expensive can of flat black paint found at a local
home center. If it happens to be sunny outside, lay the casting in the sun to
warm up so that the paint will dry faster. Spray the bottom first & when the
bottom is dry, flip the casting over and spay the details from ALL sides. Apply
a second coat if when the first coat is dry & you can still see the white of the
casting. My question is why don't the casters add a little color to these
castings? It would make the finishing process much easier & we could see the
details much easier!
Step
2:
Brush on the Doctor Ben’s Industrial Weathering Pigments with a
burnishing action. Just keep scrubbing the pigments into the various
cracks and crevasses, without being too neat about it. In this project,
to simplify the process, I just used the Doctor Ben’s Industrial
Weathering Pigment #1119 Fresh Rust; and you can see that it looks good.
If you use several of the various colors of Doctor Ben’s Pigments,
however, the diversity of the colors will give better details. You could
use some of the lighter brown colors for the wood, but for this project
I will color the objects with another technique (shown in Step 4 and
Step 5).
Step
3:
I typically skip this next
step, but there are folks out there who are interested in how I
usually seal a finish. Now you may have heard of using ordinary hair
spray for attaching foliage to scale tree trunks. I go down to the local
Big Box store and purchase the least expensive "pump" hair spray that I
can find. These products are usually made up a alcohol and lacquer. I
will use this inexpensive hair spray as a sealer to activate the Doctor
Ben's Industrial Weathering Pigments adhesives and done, the pigments
are literally sealed to the casting. Now you will have to play with this
and not to worry, you can't get too much hair spray on the pigments.
But, if you get too much hair spray on the unfinished casting, you will
see a slight sheen such as the group of the seven wooden barrels in the
image to the left. See the slight sheen on the top of the bottom right
barrel top? yep, that what you get, and with a whisk of the brush and
some Doctor Ben's Industrial Weathering Pigment, it is gone. Like I
stated earlier, I rarely seal the Doctor Ben's Industrial Weathering
Pigments. When I demonstrate these products at hobby shows, folks are
amazed of the handling that some of the demonstration pieces get and how
weathered they remain.
Step
4:
The process of applying the Doctor Ben’s Aged Driftwood can be found
here. So briefly, shake up the bottle of Doctor Ben’s Aged Driftwood for
just a second or two, depending upon how thick you want to stain the
parts. The Doctor Ben’s Aged Driftwood is quite concentrated, and can
get too thick if you use the same bottle for some time. If this happens
to you, just add a couple of teaspoons of rubbing alcohol to the bottle
and shake very well; allow it to settle and check. If it is still too
thick, repeat the process. Now use your trusty burnishing brush to apply
the Doctor Ben’s Aged Driftwood to the sides of the wooden details and
then the tops.
Step
5:
So, here is the big secret: I have an article around here somewhere
about using Sharpie permanent markers for detailing brickwork and
coloring details. Yes, that's correct, and the colors are permanent, and
will not fade over time. For instance, I used a red marker to color the
soda machine and a yellow marker to color the gas pump. I also used more
markers to detail some of the wooden boxes and door, too.
Included with this Industrial Pigment Set set is our *original* Doctor
Ben's
"How To #1: The
Art of Turning Toys into Models" booklet (a $3.75 value!). This booklet is for
novices and professional alike.
Each
year we attend numerous hobby shows and we have some basic techniques that we
share with our visitor where folks can take our products home and begin using
them just like at the show-no experience necessary!
Now
you have the chance to learn what many thousands of other folks have learned
without having to pay a $7.00 admission fee to get in the door. Read on down to
see some of the information in this very valuable booklet!
Below are the thumbnails for the 27
colors in the Railroad Set #1311. Click on each of the images to see
better the item color and names.
Finally,
it
is no secret, there are lots of copy-cats out there trying to capitalize
on our Doctor Ben's products, but really, do you actually have time to
play chemist? And nobody said that you have to have all 60 colors. Besides, by
using Doctor Ben's products the work is already done for you with
"contest proven results". Why would you settle for anything less! Second
best is still second place and if you are anything like me you'll want
your models to be winners every time!
These are the very same products that
we've used to build Fine Scale Miniatures (FSM), Master Creations,
Thomas A. Yorke, Builders In Scale, and many other craftsman kits for
our customers, and now you can have these same products, too! Quick and
easy, that's how we like to do it and just like what our motto says,
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ALL NEW 27-Color Armour & Railroad Pigment Sets!
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... And a Hundreds More!
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We are always looking forward to hearing original ideas & feedback from our friends & customers who have enjoyed using our products. Got a story to share, or am image that you are especially proud of? Send them in, we have thought that we should have more User photos. As always we are happy to return your requested material to you.
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