So, I've managed to get my camera going. And... well, I apologise in advance for the crummy nature of the pictures.
This one is a quick snap of the A4 body - with paint partially stripped. (In case you were wondering, the cab's made of plastic) next to a B17 so you can see how much needs to be removed (length ways) The B17 is my old one, which is, alas, dead.
This one is the removed Manor body, with the boiler from the Grange underneath. As you can see, the boiler for the Grange is a fraction too long. (only a mm or two) I'll probably remove the saddle from underneath, and use the Manor one. The one thing that is a slight concern is removing the boiler from the Manor body assembly. A razor saw will be needed, but it doesn't look to be totally straightforward, as it's just at the point where the whole assembly becomes solid.
This is an NGS Mink C. Not terribly well made, alas, but with a coat of bauxite paint, some transfers, and varnish, it'll look better. Honest.
And finally, this is an NGS Mk1 Horsebox. Apologies for the glue on the left hand door. Still, once it's painted, it will look ok. Not great, but ok.
Anyway, those are the pictures I managed to take. Hope they're interesting.
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