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Motoring on


Pugsley

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Progress on the 455 has also reached a bit of a milestone, in as much as the MS is now substantially complete and I've fixed the first of my own design 'etchy bits' to a model B)

 

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It's still looking quite bare under there, but I'm expecting the underframe box masters from my co-conspirator in the next couple of weeks so a bit of resin casting after that should see the undergubbins of the MS attached.

 

The trailer vehicles are coming on, but I've yet to decide exactly what bogies I'm going to use, I don't fancy removing the damper from all of the trailing bogies in the same way that I have with the motor bogies. I have some Dapol Sprinter sideframes that look reasonable, so will probably end up using those in the end.

 

It's a bit chicken and egg at the moment - I feel I should be getting on with the layout, but on the other hand I need some stock to run on it...

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  • RMweb Gold

I see you have the usual display of household modelling items...

 

talc - check

 

sewing machine oil - check

 

Chilli - what's that for.?. :lol:

 

PS oh and nice unit body by the way - lovely B)

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I see you have the usual display of household modelling items...

 

talc - check

 

sewing machine oil - check

 

Chilli - what's that for.?. :lol:

 

PS oh and nice unit body by the way - lovely B)

 

 

 

What about that rather s xy "super skin" box or packet, whats in that ?

 

Good stuff Martyn

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Believe it or not, it's superglue, but it's the stuff used in hospitals for gluing together deep cuts instead of stitches. It was a sample packet that I acquired years ago, I found it the other week and thought I'd try using it to stick stuff together. I guess it could be quite useful in the case of emergency too!

 

As an aside, I continue to be amazed by the depth of field of compact cameras - it makes the junk behind my bench far too visible! I think I'll have to rig up some sort of screen next time :D

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  • RMweb Gold

Believe it or not, it's superglue, but it's the stuff used in hospitals for gluing together deep cuts instead of stitches. It was a sample packet that I acquired years ago, I found it the other week and thought I'd try using it to stick stuff together. I guess it could be quite useful in the case of emergency too!

 

As an aside, I continue to be amazed by the depth of field of compact cameras - it makes the junk behind my bench far too visible! I think I'll have to rig up some sort of screen next time :D

 

That would just spoil the fun :D

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