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Those vans are lovely Kevin, and your application of transfers is exemplary.  Seems such a simple job, but I find it terribly hard just to get them straight, let alone to fix properly.

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3 hours ago, checkrail said:

Those vans are lovely Kevin, and your application of transfers is exemplary.  Seems such a simple job, but I find it terribly hard just to get them straight, let alone to fix properly.

 

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They do not always go to plan which is why it is useful to have some spares.....;);)

Most times I wet them, slide them off onto a knife blade and place them by easing them off the blade with a needle (held in a pin vice) onto the model.

Use Decalfix both before and after fixing seems to make them behave better and give a bit of 'slideability'.

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5 hours ago, KNP said:

Same picture, different wagon formation and no Iron Mink

 

 

Next time you order from Alan at Modelu get some side lamps for the toad.;)

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1 hour ago, Siberian Snooper said:

Not to mention private owner mineral wagons, suitable to the location.

Some people - you all know who I mean - are very good at assembling, painting, lettering and weathering wagons, so how about a fictitious Little Muddle coal merchant with a couple of his own PO wagons.  (Probably numbered 98 and 99 so no-one knew he had only two.)

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5 minutes ago, checkrail said:

Some people - you all know who I mean - are very good at assembling, painting, lettering and weathering wagons, so how about a fictitious Little Muddle coal merchant with a couple of his own PO wagons.  (Probably numbered 98 and 99 so no-one knew he had only two.)

 

99 and 78* would reinforce that perception more easily!

 

*insert own number of choice

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On 25/07/2020 at 07:38, KNP said:

Blimey, you lot are now lining up my next projects....

  • Engine shed door cameo
  • Non GWR rolling stock
  • PO wagons

We'll have to see........?

 

 

Whatever happens, it'll be worth waiting for.

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On 24/07/2020 at 15:13, checkrail said:

They look great.  Now all you need is an admixture of LMS, a light sprinkling of LNER and a little smidgen of SR!

 

I'd go with a huge wodge of LMS, slightly less huger wodge of LNER and then the smidgen of SR. And lots of opens. Lots more than vans.

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2 minutes ago, 57xx said:

 

I'd go with a huge wodge of LMS, slightly less huger wodge of LNER and then the smidgen of SR. And lots of opens. Lots more than vans.

But I like vans......:cray_mini2:

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