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wainwright1

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    Modelling Hawkhurst Station (SE &CR), Crystal Palace High Level (SR) and St Mellion (GWR/BR(WR).

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  1. I can wait. Jamie, put two by for us. Just received two of the Moger wagons from Kernow. Very nice. All the best Ray
  2. These look good. Just ordered two for our Crystal Palace High Level layout. All the best Ray
  3. Hi Matt. Have you seen the Clyde Puffer Gary made for St Mellion ? It was based on a Slipway kit which was vacu-formed plastic converted to a waterline model and substantially enhanced with detailed fittings.
  4. Hi Matt. Happy Easter. Any new inspiration in sarf London ? All the best Ray
  5. I recall that ABS did several versions of the Rectank. The bogies varied according to which railway company built them. Ray
  6. I saw them at Alexandra Palace and they said that they expected delivery of the Leader and DD within the next two months. Ray
  7. Spoke to them and they said delivery expected within the next two months. Ray
  8. Is there a chemist in the house ? All the best Ray
  9. I suspect that Humbrol thinners is not the same formula as Precision. They smell different for a start. I would always use the brand from the maker of the paint. I have been told and believe it to be true that white spirit thins paint by breaking it down. It is not a thinners. A proper thinners is the same solution as the liquid element of the paint in which the pigment is suspended. Don't forget that there were old formula and new formula Humbrol paints and you should not use old formula thinners with new formula paint or vice versa. All the best Ray
  10. I think that Roxey Mouldings do or did a kit for the little steeple cab loco. Ray
  11. I recall that Phil Parker modelled that. All the best Ray
  12. When you say that the paint is not fully dry, did it eventually dry properly ? From experience with Phoenix paints, they can take quite a while to mix properly, maybe twenty minutes or more. Perhaps try mixing the paint again and test it on a piece of primed material and see if the colour changes to that on your wagon. The large tins are the worst, you can end up with arm ache by the time it is fully mixed and dries correctly. All the best Ray
  13. Bill Bedford does/did etched versions of the ones for the cabsides. Not sure if he did the ones that went on the bunkers or tenders which seem to recall on the Bachmann C class were square shaped. All the best Ray
  14. Kit Kat van to go with it ....
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