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*Doctor Ben's "How-To #2: The ABCs of Staining Castings" booklet Whether you are a novice or a professional, this booklet series is for you. Each year we attend numerous hobby shows and we have some basic techniques that we share with our visitors where folks can take our products home and begin using them just like at the show-no experience necessary! If you want your models to look as bad as ours do, you need to use what we use. This How-To booklet is included *FREE* in the Doctor Ben's Weathering Stain Sets #1 & #2 AND in each Thomas A. Yorke "Practice Wall HO/O scales.
Price: $3.95
*Doctor Ben's "How-To #3: Weathering & Painting Using Pigments" booklet Whether you are a novice or a professional, this booklet series is for you. Each year we attend numerous hobby shows and we have some basic techniques that we share with our visitors where folks can take our products home and begin using them just like at the show-no experience necessary! If you want your models to look as bad as ours do, you need to use what we use. This How-To booklet #3 is included *FREE* with any of the SIX the Doctor Ben's Weathering Pigment Sets.
Price: $3.95
Doctor Ben's 8-Color Wood Stain Set #1 Tired of the costly, smelly petroleum based stains that seemingly evaporated overnight by that once famous—now defunct—Floquil® Flo-Stain product line? Good news, Doctor Ben’s has now brought to you a line of environmentally friendly stains that are color fast and are ready-to-use when you are!
Doctor Ben's Aged Driftwood Weathering Stain-8oz It was just a few years ago that Testor's® purchased the Floquil® line of petroleum & water based paints & stains. And although no one knows the actual truth as to why Testor's® stopped producing the widely popular line of Floquil® Flo-Stains, I wasn't bothered that much. Due to the amount of model building I do for some very special customers I had already evolved my use of paints and stains to the same permanent, but non-petroleum based products with the exact same results—some twelve years ago. Maybe it was the price, maybe it was the smell, either way, using my created weathering stains only improved the quality of my modeling and when Floquil stopped making the Flo-Stains, I didn't panic. The Doctor Ben's Aged Driftwood that I use and now sell to you is a scientifically matched product to our 1983 Floquil® Flo-Stain bottle of product and no one is the wiser!
Doctor Ben's Durty Black Weathering Stain Now Here! We’re working on a description and a bunch of images for this particular stain. So in the meantime, here’s an idea to try: IDEA-for wooden barrels, boxes and kegs of any kind of material, use the Natural Basswood (#1090) to prime the detail & allow to dry for a few minutes. Without shaking the Rustic Oak (#1081) quickly wash the detail. Use some Realistic Rust (#1050) to color the rusty metal bands & metal parts and allow to dry. Hang the detail upside down and using a Micro Blaster (#1490) with some “thinned” Instant Age (#1051) spritz the details. Turn the details right side up and spritz the tops with the same Instant Age solution & allow to dry. You will be amazed as to how real the wooden details look! These products are topical applications that do not affect the surface integrity of the model. These products have built in adhesive polymers that enable them to stick to any surface. Have Fun!
Doctor Ben's Natural Basswood Weathering Stain We’re working on a description and a bunch of images for this particular stain. So in the meantime, here’s an idea to try: IDEA-for wooden barrels, boxes and kegs of any kind of material, use the Natural Basswood (#1090) to prime the detail & allow to dry for a few minutes. Without shaking the Rustic Oak (#1081) quickly wash the detail. Use some Realistic Rust (#1050) to color the rusty metal bands & metal parts and allow to dry. Hang the detail upside down and using a Micro Blaster (#1490) with some “thinned” Instant Age (#1051) spritz the details. Turn the details right side up and spritz the tops with the same Instant Age solution & allow to dry. You will be amazed as to how real the wooden details look! These products are topical applications that do not affect the surface integrity of the model. These products have built in adhesive polymers that enable them to stick to any surface. Have Fun!
Doctor Ben's Orbisonia Green Weathering Stain Well there I was building an O-Scale B.T.S. Orbisonia Depot for a customer and I said to myself, "Self; Doctor Ben's NEEDS this color!" Just remember, the Doctor Ben's Weathering Stains that are dark-in-the-jar dry a lighter color. And justly, the Doctor Ben's Weathering Stains that are lighter-in-the-jar dry a darker shade of color. So don't let thiese Internet images SCARE you away from purchasing a particular color. If it's a Doctor Ben's color you can trust that you are getting the best. After all, "We Turn Toys into Models!"
Doctor Ben's Realistic Oak Weathering Stain We’re working on a description and a bunch of images for this particular stain. So in the meantime, here’s an idea to try: IDEA-for wooden barrels, boxes and kegs of any kind of material, use the Natural Basswood (#1090) to prime the detail & allow to dry for a few minutes. Without shaking the Rustic Oak (#1081) quickly wash the detail. Use some Realistic Rust (#1050) to color the rusty metal bands & metal parts and allow to dry. Hang the detail upside down and using a Micro Blaster (#1490) with some “thinned” Instant Age (#1051) spritz the details. Turn the details right side up and spritz the tops with the same Instant Age solution & allow to dry. You will be amazed as to how real the wooden details look! These products are topical applications that do not affect the surface integrity of the model. These products have built in adhesive polymers that enable them to stick to any surface. Have Fun!
