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Fisherton Sarum as Risex show this Saturday with a couple of ex LSWR debutants


Graham_Muz

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Fisherton Sarum will be exhibited at the Princes Risborough and District Model Railway Club’s Risex show this coming Saturday . This nice little local show that showcases a number of local layouts, is being held at the Community Centre, Wades Field, Stratton Road, Princes Risborough, Bucks, HP27 9AX. The show is open between 10 am and 5 pm and is well worth a visit, so come along if you can and say hello.

 

Making their debut on Fisherton Sarum at the show will be two ex LSWR locomotives.

 

Firstly is a repainted Hornby Drummond M7 to represent Salisbury allocated, long frame pull push fitted number 60. I have repainted this model from her original Southern olive green livery into post 1946 Southern Railway black with Bulleid Sunshine lettering to match my modelling period.

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The second locomotive to make her debut will be ex LSWR Adams A12 class 0-4-2 number 652, to work on either a secondary passenger or freight turns. I can not lay claim to the build, as she was built by friend and excellent modeller Dave Taylor DLT of this parish, (some of you my have seen his fantastic 0-16.5 narrow gauge layout Bridport Town

). She like 528 has been expertly built by David from a Nu-Cast kit and his build can be read about here on Dave’s inspirational Southern Locomotives kit build thread . She needed a new home once he finished her, although a few final details have been completed by myself, and I could not resist the opportunity to own such a quality model, it will be an honour to have her running on Saturday at the Risex show

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This is an extract from my blog at www.grahammuz.com

 

The full post with additional pictures and information can be read here.

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Thanks Nick. Indeed although just black the mix of satin, matt (smokebox and cab roof) finishes and some light weathering along with the yellow shaded green lettering and numbers creates a nice overall workmanlike effect.

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