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Further unfeasably small scale adventures (N gauge Class 139)


Will J

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Hi all...

 

the chassis has now been sanded down on either side to fit the scale width. I was worried that this sanding process would damage the cups for the pinpoints at either end of the axle, but this turned out to be no problem in the end.

 

Chassis detail sanding in process..

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Sanded to the correct width (metal base just showing)

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Preparation for the next few 'layers' that make up the master mould..

Hopefully the body will be a one piece moulding, but this may end up as moulded 'top' and 'sides'.. depending on how the experiments go!

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And a nice picture of the prototype, hovering on approach to Stourbridge Town's helipad... :D

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Hi Will

 

Excellent work! Ideal for a single line Terminus micro layout!

 

Tom.

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quite fancy one of these myself!

 

Aha... watch this space, if the experiments work it would be rude not to try and sell a few, that said, there is a way to go yet!

 

( I'm about to vanish on holiday for a week, so all will go quiet for a few days!)

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