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Hi Trev,

Nice shot of the layout, and the Named Ped. Some good shots of class 37s from back in the day too. 

 

Cheers Peter.

 

Hi Peter

 

Thank you. Ive had the 31 a while, but its been in a drawer..

 

Thanks I have lots of negs to scan and must get round to it one day... (I think there are around 1100 to do!)

 

Cheers

 

Trev  :)

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A few pics from tonights session using my new Noch Grassmaster. Brief words tonight I'm afraid, tough day in the office! Hopefully the pics will say more than I can!

 

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Looking good Trev - what shade and length grass are you using? It looks very convincing.

 

Cheers

 

 

Hi Sam,

 

Thank you.   :good:

 

I'm using a couple of different lengths and Im kind of testing it as I go along really to find the best method.

I thought about putting down a base level of 2.5mm Summer mix, then adding a second patchy sprinkling of something a bit longer. The longer fibres are 6mm from memory but they are very difficult to control, and arent as densely packed together as I'd have liked.

 

I have ordered something in the middle (4mm from memory) so Ill have to see how that goes. Overall I'm impressed with the grassmaster and I'm getting better results than I did with the converted sieve jobbie I had before. I just need to get a hang of those longer fibres!

 

Cheers

 

Trev :)

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Grass lookin great mate i need to get one my self and yet more EE products in your photos pal . Nice one. 

 

 

Thanks matey Its gone fairly well, if not a bit patchy in places.

 

Yep, got a few more tractors out last night, this time 694 made a brief appearance. Its one of the original 8 poin batch, but has had the odd mod, including windscreen replacement and whitemetal bufferage.

 

She could do with sound fitting when I get paid again!

 

Ive got a rake of Chibbles to get done, but its the cost! (Ill get a couple out tonight)

 

 

Cheers

 

Trev. :)

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Just a quick shot of 37694. I think she ran with ploughs having emigrated from North O the border. Must fit some.

 

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Cheers

 

Trev :)

Do like the look of it dirty ews livery looks good the 37s look good in all livery anyway and the mods you done have made the tractor look even better .did Bachmann change the tooling from 8 pin to 21 pin locos or just the pcb

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Do like the look of it dirty ews livery looks good the 37s look good in all livery anyway and the mods you done have made the tractor look even better .did Bachmann change the tooling from 8 pin to 21 pin locos or just the pcb

 

 

Cheers!

 

I think so, as the original ones have a bit of a stigma as being a bit cack. Not sure why, maybe better tooling and accuracy on the later ones maybe?

 

Trev :)

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Bl**dy hell this has come on leaps and bounds since I last had a proper look on here. I really need to get back in the loft now the heat has cooled down a bit.

Keep up the good work Trev I'm looking forward to seeing this finished.

 

Cheers

 

Colin

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Bl**dy hell this has come on leaps and bounds since I last had a proper look on here. I really need to get back in the loft now the heat has cooled down a bit.

Keep up the good work Trev I'm looking forward to seeing this finished.

 

Cheers

 

Colin

 

 

Hi Col

 

Yea Ive been a busy boy haha!!

 

Its getting to that point in the weather where its cooling down now.

 

Thanks chief still got a looooooong way to go,

 

Treeb :)

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the load haul 37 looks great!

 

 

Its not bad, just got to get the EWS engine room door done and tart up the weathering/add sound.

 

It will be a bit better then! 

 

Cheers

 

Trev :)

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I have been having a play with longer lengths of fibre tonight.

 

I need to perfect my technique too haha!! (God bless Youtube!)

 

I have tried to represent Spring to Summer, and particularly after a pass from the weedkiller train - hence the light brown grass adjacent to the green tufts.. I would welcome your comments on this, and if you have had success with long fibres!

 

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Cheers

 

Trev :)

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Nice work as ever.

What's the metal swarf made of in the MBAs ?

 

It looks very good.

 

Hi Rob, and thank you.

 

The swarf is actual swarf - obtained by a mate who's family run an engineering business.

 

Its varying grades, with bits of stuff and general crud thrown in for good measure. then glued down and airbrushed.

 

One wagon load was very interesting as it has some kind of weird chemical reaction, gave off heat and started to smoke when being glued. most odd.

 

Ive done some SSA's too. I will have to find a pic of their loads too.

 

Cheers for now

 

Trev :)

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now your just showing off the mba looks very real with the loads and weathering . 20s look cool to and static grass working well so fat mate .

 

 

Haha!!! thank you!  :biggrin_mini2:

 

I love my 20's. They are next on my list to get sound fitted.

 

They need a bit of fettling too as regards the weathering and pipe detail.

 

 

Cheers

 

Trev

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