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So another JGA wagon is almost complete bar the airbrush weathering. I am really enjoying doing these, they really come together with some details added and the weathering sorting out. I have included a pic with one I have done versus how it started out factory weathered. I hope you agree it’s an improvement.

Thanks for looking in.

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Bit of a today’s workbench update.

A pair of Bachmann JGA’s re-livered into DB Schenker livery. Just need varnishing, derailing, re-build and weathering. One is for sale once completed. 60100 in big DB livery. Matt varnish, detailing and weathering required. Finally 60095 in GBRF livery. Looks great already.

Better update next week (week off).

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I have been making an alternative JGA wagon type to compliment the Bachmann offering.

 

The first wagon is nearly finished. Based on the chassis of the Bachmann JGA with lots of mods. I have retained the weights as body to chassis fixings and the massively modified bogies mount on the original points. The wagon is very strong and it really looks the part. It’s been fun and not too taxing but requires plenty of specialist equipment to make in metal like mine. I can’t wait until it’s in primer at the weekend. Just needs all the pipes and hand rails bending and fitting (Friday night job).

Any comments most welcome.

Andy

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I have finally completed one end and side with detailing bits. Just the lower ladder to fit. I will do the other end and side tomorrow. It’s looking really nice now. On Friday it will be in primer when it will really show how it looks. Hope you like.

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Bit of an update. Wagon mostly painted. Still needs the white stripe at the top and the appropriate black panels or roadstone text adding along with other decals. Then fade the paint a bit and weather. I have also started on the second one. Really good little project that captures the looks great.

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Andy, just had a long overdue catch up on your work (not been on RMWeb in about 9 months) and WOW! The weathering and that wagon construction looks absolutely superb. Looking forward to seeing more!

Alex

Thanks very much Alex. It’s my main focus at the minute to get the JGA roadstone rake to a decent length. I have all the wagons required they just need major surgery or a lot of work weathering and detailing. Then they will all need need loads adding. Literally an endless list of stock and locos to work on. Not complaining though. Keeps me busy.

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Thanks very much Alex. It’s my main focus at the minute to get the JGA roadstone rake to a decent length. I have all the wagons required they just need major surgery or a lot of work weathering and detailing. Then they will all need need loads adding. Literally an endless list of stock and locos to work on. Not complaining though. Keeps me busy.

 

Quite a task but the end result will be something quite special! Ha, yes I think I'm acquiring things for the workbench faster than I can finish them...

I look forward to further updates.

Alex

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So the first curved JGA wagon is fully complete (minus its load). I have also completed 4 standard Bachmann JGA’s in RMC livery. Another 3 are nearly complete leaving 2 to start and 3 more curved ones to build. I will also run these with my DB SCHENKER one making a total of 14. They are sat on my display case which puts them in the correct scene making them look very impressive. Anyway hope you like.

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Finally finished off GBRF 60095 with all the Bogie details picked out, driver added and wire loop couplings added. The livery really suits the big 60. I have also been prepping a 50 to become 50007 in GBRF colours, just need the real one to be started on now.

I have also been doing a fair bit of weathering of locos and these are nearing completion (pics when complete).

As always a 1000 other items on the to do list.

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Loads going on but not many pictures. This weekend I will update properly. 

For now you have some pics of my first of a rake of 14/15 DB HRA wagons. This is a chopped up HTA just like the real thing. 

More of an update at the weekend.

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Well yet again a massively overdue update is required.

I have been doing lots of modelling but not taking many pictures. 

Anyway hopefully I can get more updates from now on.

A few pics of my latest almost complete personal projects.

57305 in its current mainline guise as used by The Rail Operations Group and the first of the pair of barrier coaches it will pull along with 47813 (in paint at the minute). The loco was a nice easy job and I’m extremely happy with it. The coach has taken a good while longer and I have done all the patch painting on both sides as it is seen on the mainline today (will take some better pictures). They just need a light dust with the airbrush on the under-frame.

Hope you like and will have further pics of the other coach and 47813 soon.

 

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Great work Andy, they look superb. Having seen the real thing a few times it’s good to see it in model form. IIRC the other ex-Northern Belle 57 (312) is currently in Eastleigh Arlington's for a repaint, probably similar to the 47s.

 

Keep it up!

Jack.

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Thanks Jack. I did know it was in for a repaint. Was very keen to do one of them in ex northern belle. Think as a train with this pair of barrier coaches and 47813 it is interesting on the eye with the various liveries going on. Can also add in some of my FGW/GWR or when they arrive MK5 Transpennine coaches. 

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