Not my bag, but this is up today...

https://railsofsheffield.com/products/37771/graham-farish-371-289-n-gauge-class-55-deltic-d9001-st-paddy-br-two-tone-green-full-yellow-ends-weathered

I've strained my eyes looking for the weathering
Full yellow ends??!!

Mike is referring to the nose of the loco between buffers and windows where headcode panel is @Newportnobby Mick.

Quote from: Newportnobby on December 14, 2020, 11:33:02 AM
I've strained my eyes looking for the weathering

It does have a sort of "been through a washing plant that isn't working very well" sort of look, but it's hardly weathering I'll give you that 

Small yellow ends here: (£123)

https://railsofsheffield.com/products/35038/graham-farish-371-285a-n-gauge-class-55-deltic-no-d9009-alycidon-br-two-tone-green-small-yellow-panel

Quote from: Newportnobby on December 14, 2020, 11:33:02 AM
I've strained my eyes looking for the weathering
Full yellow ends??!!

Bachmann have adopted interesting weathering tactics in recent times - often it comes in as different base colours (washed out/faded) with relatively little actual 'weathering' overspray - so here the underframe is light brown rather than satin black, for example, as well as the base greens being more washed out. Other than that, this is fairly light touch (some exhaust too).

Obviously subjective, and everyone will take as they see, but I often feel these are a great starting basis to add additional levels of weathering to - sometimes prior to this the weathering has been very heavy, and very brown!

Cheers,
Alan

A lovely locomotive, though. 213 Aussie dollars. Hmm, said Bealman, tempted.