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A sunny day at Pantograph Bay


SNCF stephen

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No not a seaside resort with a terrible name, but a small update about how the pantograph bay is coming along. I spent most of the day filing it out and it has come out about right. I believe its about half a milimetre too long but I shall rectify this wil some milliput when I install the brass pantograph bay. This will be done after I have drilled the hole for the pantograph which was donated from an old Farish class 91.

 

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Some pictures of the before and after treatment of the bodyside paint removal (all done now bar some small bits and pieces)!

 

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I would be keen to hear any feedback or hints. I think that tomorrow might be the day when I "make the cut" and remove the cab ends. Before that I need to decide whether to paint or use vinyl overlays on the front air dam. I think a coat of paint wont do me wrong since I can then add the overlays if I am unhappy with it.

 

I am also trying to work out how to make a decent windscreen for the unit. I am currently thinking of using a piece of acetate.

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