TheGlenhillsRailway
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in primer need some idea's for a colour . i have used tamiya primer this is very good primer as it covers good
Weathering & Repainting My Steam Loco
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stockers
Trains, aircraft, models, walking, beer, travel
Rhinochugger
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stockers
Trains, aircraft, models, walking, beer, travel
Thats Mi
That's Midland black.!
Paradise
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You can have any colour you like, as long as it's black. 
Seeing so many green ones around, black would look good for a change.
Perhaps a dull green like saxony locomotives but then you may need to dull the red too.
I have an Otto myself that I plan on painting black.
Go easy on the paint thickness. It is almost running. Also, blow off any dust first before spraying.
Seeing so many green ones around, black would look good for a change.
Perhaps a dull green like saxony locomotives but then you may need to dull the red too.
I have an Otto myself that I plan on painting black.
Go easy on the paint thickness. It is almost running. Also, blow off any dust first before spraying.
Rhinochugger
Retired Oik
Only the smokebox, heathen.
Somebody did once do a locomotive in a pretty daffodil scheme:
Rhinochugger
Retired Oik
Well, I know a young lady who would approve!
Personally.. Green, any shade of green, except the brown one!
Gizzy
A gentleman, a scholar, and a railway modeller....
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stevedenver
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Otto eh?
I like these locos, and have one. Surprisingly smooth compared to my late lgb german made porters with the same drives. Possibly center of gravity.
Maroon is nice.
Crimson.
Chocolate.
Common though it is, a lovely gloss forest green, perhaps with striping, gold, red, black, yellow?
A good paint job changes everything.
Depends on the feel you're seeking. Pride of the branchline, hard working, neglected, etc.
I like these locos, and have one. Surprisingly smooth compared to my late lgb german made porters with the same drives. Possibly center of gravity.
Maroon is nice.
Crimson.
Chocolate.
Common though it is, a lovely gloss forest green, perhaps with striping, gold, red, black, yellow?
A good paint job changes everything.
Depends on the feel you're seeking. Pride of the branchline, hard working, neglected, etc.
stockers
Trains, aircraft, models, walking, beer, travel
EEK !
Clive Tucker
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If it's not too late, how about 'used' black?
I count at least 4 on that, probably more? However there is only one true colour scheme.
