Behind the Scenes and Update 

The full weathering process on the steel mill switcher would make a nice video series. 10 to 15 minutes or so each or however long each weathering step takes. Love all the videos you do. I learn alot and you put the information out in a fun way so it stays interesting.

Well, the steel-mill switcher is about to get some attention. I'll be filming the whole process, so we can see what comes out of it!

@@JCsRiptrack Great!

Likewise Ron. I'm working away on the footage, but getting it all together in a coherent form is always a challenge!

Thanks Austin. The video will be fun to do as it's the first one that is fully with the new setup.

Thanks Matt. The multi-angle thing is something that does take more time, and sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

Soooon... :)

Nah, just borrowing two cameras now.

Thanks David! They're coming.

It is. Admittedly caught me off guard, but neat to be talking with them.

Since a lot of it is done through mail, the receiving video isn't much more than a box opening... but that is what I'm trying to do with any of the Patreon-based videos. :)

Thanks, Bob!

It varies. Finding places for everthing is a challenge. Now that the light is mounted overhead rather than sitting on the desk, I can see more of it and realize how messy it really is.

Truth is, both cameras are essentially borrowed... so it is through the generosity of others at least at the moment. :)

Yeah. It's a matter of getting caught up with all the footage! Two locomotive videos coming soon followed by a graffiti one!

I hope to do something with them soon. They're enamel type washes, mostly. I have a steam commission on its way that I'll be using these on for certain, as well as a switcher that needs some weathering attention.