Stockyard Industrial Lead: Custom Painting an HO Scale GP9 Locomotive 

Thank you for posting this. My 15 yr old and I are brand new with using an air brush and painting his trains. Your video was a great start for us.

really good video! going to try repainting old locos

Probably the best video demonstrating the simplicity of the process of airbrushing a model train. Seems easy honestly.

Short. Sweet. Straight ahead. Great how to video. Thank you.

Im using spray paint for my customs. It ended up being extra thick for the one i painted to look like railway series Percy, and i accidently let my second project get too thick up top, and tryting to fix that made it worse. Its currently soaking in alcohol. The primer went in well, and the paint went well on the sides. Tried to get a top part... thats where it went wrong. Oh well

Great demonstration. Thanks for sharing. Dave

Love to see that you have recorded the painting process of your locomotive.

Eric - I too am a fan of model flex paints. They always seem to work well!

I like this video and the train you did!

Are a group of caboose called Cabeese

Good video 👍 have tried acrylics but never really happy and end up back on lacquers but nearly all my Floquil is gone now. Noticed your air pressure, have never gone this high, maybe my enamel and lacquer pressures are too low for the acrylics??

This was so informative and easy to watch, thank you for taking the time to document your process and share it online. I'm just beginning to dive into model railroading and this video will be extremely helpful going forward. New subscriber here, thank you!

You have this pretty much down, the Badger 350 is a great all around Single action that actually has 3 needle sets made for it, Fine, Medium, Heavy and will allow you better control and results, I only hope you are using a compressor as those cans are horrible lol. The paints are a good brand but usually require a bit more thinning as you can see by the spatter you were getting. Timbertech has a really nice $25-$30 dual action that is amazing for a cheap brand but I recommend using metal polish on the needle to make it function almost as good as a $200 Iwata. That will take a lot of polishing about 1 hrs worth of buffing and reapplying. That tip also works with any of the cheapo airbrushes which is the main culprit in their lackluster out of the box performance, just polish those needles! Great video! I am always stripping old train cars and locos and restoring them and removing most paint even with older sets using Purple Super clean or Purple power seems safest and best in results.

I love the video, it was very informative. Would you happen to know what the number for the airbrush is?

Do the Badger airbrushes come with that adaptor, or is that a separately-purchased attachment?

10:13 it while your spraying it it looks like snow weathering

Maybe a goofy question but on decals can you custom make your own ? Just subscribed to your channel