Jack00
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Looking good Jeremy. 37's look propper Cornish. Jack -
just bought the latest BRM mag. but have to wait until saturday to read it on the journey to Gatwick!
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Evening Jeremy. Really lovely photos you posted, layout progress is great too! Have you been on the Cornwall Railway Society recently? The homepage has a great photograph of 37196 Tre, Pol & Pen. All the best Jack.
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lovely progress Jeremy. really good stuff and good news on the St.Blazey venture. looks like you will need a few yellow LDV vans judging by the above photo. all the best Jack
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just had a look at 31 233 and DBSO at Penzance. very nice
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http://www.cornwallrailwaysociety.org.uk/cornwall-railway-gallery---2-main-line-scorrier-to-lostwithiel.html Jack
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Looking fantastic Jeremy. I have a link to post here in a sec. Cornwall Railway Society's page, scroll down about half way and there are a few new photos appearing of par from the late 80's. (Having technical issues) Jack
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Richard, really like that sentinel! Great progress on the layout. Cheers Jack
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Glad I found this Bob. It captures Uckfield lovely! Jack
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Just found a brilliant YouTube video. Explains how I want Uckfield to operate perfectly. Starting to like the 70's/80's period a bit more now. Blue thumpers with FYE's Jack
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There are a few topics on here. Looks like a good kit. And not bad on price either, KMRC's commission is very nice but already have the 205, so 207 or even a tadpole would be a nice addition to the Uckfield fleet. Jack
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Hello Ian & Ian. It was a long shot to model the 33's on fuel, and would look a little out of place, but none the less, a great photo. Just some dogfish/grumpas In the sidings for me I think. Also, didn't realise DC kits did the 207. Now that I want to model! Jack
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http://www.transport-of-delight.com/UK/BritishRail/Diesel/jpgs/Selsdon%20-%201.jpg Another link, a class 33 on fuel tanks on the Oxted line, 1977. Jack
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Well, im going to get stuck into the layout soon. I have 3 days off work after tomorrow. Very keen to redesign the baseboards, using the 6mm ply and polyfoam sandwich style. (Used on one of my side projects) then carve the landscape out, which will also enable the brook and shelter 'on stilts' to be modelled. I'll add loads of pictures of progress. Jack
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Another shot in good light. With the siphone 'G' just to show the size a bit better. Where the shelter is sat in the photo will be the end of the building and the start of the goods shed. Which will allow some shunting of wagons, perhaps a 33/47 with a few dogfish. Nothing fancy. Jack
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Started making a mock-up of the station building for Uckfield. Copied from the plans on page 2. The skeleton will be made strong, then layers added later on. I plan to model some of the interior using scalescenes or similar. The canopy will also be included, even though they didn't survive in the time period intended. Jack
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http://www.disused-stations.org.uk/u/uckfield/index1.shtml Found more photo's of Uckfield on this webpage. Which has rekindled my enthusiasm. Over the next few days, I will start to draw up plans for the station building and goods shed. Jack
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Looks as though cab window has an overcast reflection on that western. Amazing stuff here.... I know its repetition of the above posts, but EM gauge 70's website is a true inspiration to many, of course Shenston Road goes without saying, too! Jack
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Great weathering! Those polybulk's are hard to get hold of now.
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Looks good with the polybulk. Great stuff.
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Crackin' Everyone needs a duff or 2. Jack
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Really nice Andy. Looks good fun to operate. Loco's looking good, too. Cheers Jack
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Finally, some progress. Ive been working on some road vehicles and car park junk. Actually quite fun activities Jack
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Yes and capturing the Thumpers in thier prime. Some lovely clips can be found Thanks Jack
