A bit more N gauge weathering completed last weekend; my Dapol 67 was given a wash of grime and the detail parts added on one end. It's a lovely model of a pretty weird looking prototype (to my eyes anyway!), although when you see it next to its 66 cousin it lacks the crispness of a Farish moulding. My Dapol success rate is currently at 50%; this one runs beautifully smoothly and I had no problem fitting a chip like I did on my 22 (which has now moved to pastures new before it ended up against a wall). Incidentally, the 66 is the same one I posted a picture of last week - this time with the bogie clipped back in the right way around!

Currently being worked on is a second EWS 66, which I picked up missing a buffer; thanks Steadfast for the replacement! It's had its first few grimes washes and the varnish is drying before I hit it with a touch of powders. I really need to build a layout for these beasties!