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Lima LMS GUV reboot part 2 - Further down the path


westernviscount

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Some progress has been made with the Lima GUV/cct. 

 

A coat of red oxide on the the body revealed some nasty gouges where I scraped the beading away. Obviously lacked the finesse/patience!! 

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Imperfections were sanded, filled with revell plasto (only thing they had in hobbycraft but rather good) and further sanding.

 

The bogies where sprayed black, wheels popped in and sides glued on. It is quite tough getting wheels in and out without bending the frames out of shape once the sides are fitted. Contact glue was used. 

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A further coat of red oxide on the body to cover the filler. 

 

Rivet detail was added to the underframe using plastruct rod. The sole bar rivets are drilled holes. Alot easier and they look fine if not better than my plastruct efforts. The underframe was primed then sprayed black.

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A general view of the work so far. 

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Vac and steam heat pipes are added before the black spray coat. These are vac pipes by Lanarkshire model supplies, the steam heat bent and cut to mimic a steam heat pipe. 

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