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Dean Goods take 2


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It's been over 6 years since my first blog on the subject so here finally is an update on the Dean Goods situation.

 

Two have been seen testing goods trains on my track as I needed tender engines for the job. Both have recently acquired tenders. They are in the fiddle yards awaiting the next task.

 

The first, number 2306, features the rods from the initial blog, on a compensated Comet chassis. It's mainly an old Mallard kit with a narrowed footplate and some alternative parts surplus to requirements from a Martin Finney kit.

 

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The second, 2478, has a High Level chassis with another Mallard fooplate and cab plus some scratch building above deck. I has an old Jidenco tender. It will be finished in the pre 1908 livery hence the red Ultrascale wheels

 

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Next there is a plan to try out a sprung Comet chassis though both two these might get converted to DCC before that; not to mention the ballasting

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Good to see your DGs with tenders. No. 2478 in pre-1908 livery is going to be quite a sight.

 

The way you use components from different etched kits + scratchbuilding to build these is leading to some truly unique locos. It's also a nice tribute to the past and present community of kit and component manufacturers. Mallard, Finney, Comet, Jidenco, High Level, Ultrascale!

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