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Mr Craven's engines - LBSCR 1870s
[email protected] replied to burgundy's topic in Kitbuilding & Scratchbuilding
Eric, Beautiful work as usual. Michael -
Hello Chris All of my SER/LCDR/SECR related stock & books have long gone to other people. As you know, I am nearly 87 and my instructions from the management have been to dispose of all my non LBSCR related stock as my wife would not know what to do with it when I am gone To the best of my memory it was in an issue of the Pictorial Times round about 1845, but don't know for sure Hope you are keeping well Please keep me up to date with what you are doing, especially LBSC Best regards Michael
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Hello Amanda & Mark Very kind of you to respond to my request. What are you doing in the Netherlands and where are you located? My wife is Dutch from Scheveningen I have looked at your thread about wagons and the goods shed, very impressive! I think that we need to establish what expenses I would incur if we could agree that you could help me. I would supply photos for each wagon, and some would only need a logo and a number on each side Others would require perhaps painting and lettering. What about 4 & 6 wheel coaches.? Are all the r
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I have a number (20+) of wagons that are either painted or unpainted. I am looking for some help in finishing off these wagons with either painting and/or putting the transfers on. Transfers would be supplied, mostly LBSCR I am no unable to do it myself due to age (87) and Parkinson's Disease Is there anyone who has any free time to help with this All expenses would be covered. Location West Sussex/Hampshire border Many thanks for reading this Michael
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Hello Linny
That Craven coach looks good. What else do you have to do before it is all correct and saleable?
Also where would you be pitching the price in 4mm and would it be usable in EM Gauge?
Best regards
Michael
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Fantastic video and most appropriate with the locos having French names! Well done Michael