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 Posted - January 04 2013 : 1:06:32 PM
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take some fine steel wool and soak it in plain vinegar for a few minutes than remove it, spread it out and let it sit for 12 – 48 hours. All of the steel wool will turn into rust which easily crumbles into rust dust. This works well in desert scenes
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Posted - January 13 2013 : 5:40:53 PM
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That would certainly make realistic rust.
Keep it away from your tracks. The magnets in the motors will pick it up and soon the locomotives will come to a slow miserable halt.
Unspoken expectations are premeditated failures.
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Posted - January 13 2013 : 7:00:11 PM
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you canscrape it off of anything metal thats been outside for while...autos, old coffe cans..etc...scrape it off onto a plate or some type of flat tray...then use it at will...and yes...keep it away from powered locomotives...
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