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Hi there,
Nice piece of work. I've had a go at a few of the 1/48th soft-skins from Tamiya, and found them to be an enjoyable build. It's a nice scale to work in too.
All you need now is one of their Tigers to terrify!
regards,
Alex.
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Hi there,
What an absolutely outstanding piece or work! A really original choice of prototype, and so well executed. Looking forward to seeing more.
Regards,
Alex.
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On 31/03/2020 at 13:41, TurboSnail said:
Actually, the opposite sides of my wagons are completely blank! Saves 50% cost on transfers... I have an end-to-end layout under construction, so they're like the dark side of the moon.
Hi,
You've got at least one prototype to claim for support. The Glasgow Underground, before modernisation in the 1970s, only fully painted one side of their stock.
Those wagons are some really nice modelling.
Regards,
Alex.
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Hi,
Just came across this. Fantastic work that got me looking at the bits of my GWR loco history book that I don't usually look at!
Wondered if the twitcher/birder in the opening image needs a trip to 'Specsavers' (other opticians are available)?
One final question: can all this be done on a farmboy's wages?
Regards,
Alex.
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Hi Paul,
Pub interiors could be tricky - you could use the Queen Vic, or the Rover's Return but I suspect using a real one for research may prove a more enjoyable and fulfilling experience.
Regards,
Alex.
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Hi,
Very impressed by this; much more original than the usual 'nativity' scenes.
Regards,
Alex.
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Nice piece of work on the 74xx. Thanks, too, for the advice on how to do likewise.
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Hi,
You're right; it's the same chassis as used under a number of bodies including the railroad class 08. Others, I think, include the J83, 2721 class Pannier, and Thomas.
Regards,
Alex.
Bridge clearance in rural goods yard
in MoonMonkey's findings and thoughts
A blog by MoonMonkey in RMweb Blogs
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Hi,
Have a search online for images of the 'Auchmuty' branch in Fife. One of the bridges was so tight that it was possible to see score marks in the stone, caused by the passing locos and stock.
Hope that's of use.
Regards,
Alex.