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Parkside part 2


Trains&armour

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Have been to my 'local' modelshop and bought some copper wire. First I tackled the tarpaulin rail and then replaced the tie bars with copper wire. The plastic tie bars proved too flimsy:

 

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While modelling I decided to change the build to Diagram O15. So I added a basic representations of the vacuum gear plus the missing DC III brake gear

 

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Also added some much needed lead weight between the underframe scantlings (note to self: next time add weight before adding the solebars and assorted underframe details...)

 

Now it looks like this:

 

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Now back to my modelling desk, painting the wagon in a grey undercoat

 

EDIT: model now painted in grey primer:

 

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Indeed, what a difference the wire bar makes. You would think they could include it with the kit at not much extra cost - but I suppose they have to stick to the principle that everything can be glued with plastic glue.

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