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Can you tell what it is yet?


newbryford

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When building kits, there comes a point at which it begins to resemble the prototype. In the case of this little kit, it's fitting of the engine compartment top and cab roof.

 

After a few days exile from my shed, I've managed to add these parts.

I've also enclosed a picture of the supplied "Bullant" power unit. This has had about 30 mins running in, in each direction, as well as having the wheel centres painted black - done whilst running in by applying the loaded brush to the moving wheel.

 

At this stage, it also becomes apparent how much space I have within the superstructure to locate a DCC decoder (Loksound micro), speaker and resistors for the lighting system.

As well as weighting it with lead to improve the haulage capability and pickup efficiency.

 

 

Mick

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coming on a treat mick,keep up the good work,bob

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Ooh that chassis looks a cool design! What are the running qualities like?

 

Not tried on the rails yet, but it does seem very smooth with a couple of wires attached to the pickups.

 

Cheers,

Mick

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Just been studying your photos - do the front window surrounds attach to the inside as it looks like the recesses are on the inside of the cab?

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Just been studying your photos - do the front window surrounds attach to the inside as it looks like the recesses are on the inside of the cab?

 

 

Oh f...! (flip!) Well spotted that man. I've fitted the front cab etch back-to-front. Probably not a good idea to disassemble the kit now. I'll see what it looks like with the window frame etch on the outside - as Mike's instructions say, some locos had black rubber surrounds - this may be the way to effectively disguise my cockup.

 

Cheers,

Mick

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