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Seven Mills Sidings, from TOPS to the POD, Page 169 and Bench Road, Stabling and Fuelling Point from Page 245


Andrew P

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Excuse going off toic a bit but if you like bad track...

well you cannot match the real ones for reason of physics but this is probably the best really good bad track modelling I have seen. Do see the video

https://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/topic/80236-american-o-scale-portway-high-line-sub/page/10/

 

that would not be easy to achieve.

 

No not for Bench Road. 

 

Don

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24 minutes ago, Donw said:

Excuse going off toic a bit but if you like bad track...

well you cannot match the real ones for reason of physics but this is probably the best really good bad track modelling I have seen. Do see the video

https://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/topic/80236-american-o-scale-portway-high-line-sub/page/10/

 

that would not be easy to achieve.

 

No not for Bench Road. 

 

Don

WOW, That's amazing, mine would never stay on.

 

Cheers Don.:good:

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2 minutes ago, Andrew P said:

WOW, That's amazing, mine would never stay on.

 

Cheers Don.:good:

 

Dont thank me thank Jordan its a thread I like to keep an eye on.  Good modelling.

Don

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Hi Andy, I was watching this vintage video about track maintenance the other day and found it really interesting. Typical public information film of the period . I like how several of the men are wearing Army surplus as workwear. The track and ballast look immaculate.  The film is in two parts and explains a lot of useful technical detail.

 

Cheers, Ade.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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25 minutes ago, Adrian Stevenson said:

Hi Andy, I was watching this vintage video about track maintenance the other day and found it really interesting. Typical public information film of the period . I like how several of the men are wearing Army surplus as workwear. The track and ballast look immaculate.  The film is in two parts and explains a lot of useful technical detail.

 

Cheers, Ade.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

That looks interesting Ade, I'll have a watch later, Cheers.:good:

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2 hours ago, Adrian Stevenson said:

Hi Andy, I was watching this vintage video about track maintenance the other day and found it really interesting. Typical public information film of the period . I like how several of the men are wearing Army surplus as workwear. The track and ballast look immaculate.  The film is in two parts and explains a lot of useful technical detail.

 

Cheers, Ade.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It would be interesting to watch someone push a wheelbarrow along the cess nowadays! 

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This morning I made a start on the back wall.

I've used Slaters 7mm walling.

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Then a mix of colours.

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Splash and Splodge it all over.

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Then wipe off with a wet sponge and finally a tissue. Coping Stones will go on later.

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I then painted the area around the Cabin, although it will probably get covered in Ash and Ballast later.

I used two different Greys and a Black, all water based, to make cleaning up easier.

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And mix on the Layout to ensure it is NOT just one colour.

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3 minutes ago, D6775 said:

Someone's been busy. Send some motivation this way if you've any spare, saying that I have actually managed a few bits and bob's today.

Good man, I'll pop over and have a look after lunch.:good:

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1 hour ago, birdseyecircus said:

Good stuff! Don't forget to remove the protruding pips on the buffers.

 

Paul 

Yes indeed, I was waiting for the paint and glue to dry, and do it then, but a very good point and thanks for the reminder.:good:

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So Andy

 

No sooner have we been talking about an Inspection Saloon then Heljan go and announce an RTR version in RTR including a blue/grey version. 

 

I should put your name down and get a pre-order in!

 

Paul R

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5 minutes ago, pwr said:

So Andy

 

No sooner have we been talking about an Inspection Saloon then Heljan go and announce an RTR version in RTR including a blue/grey version. 

 

I should put your name down and get a pre-order in!

 

Paul R

Moving SWIFTLY ON, hahah, No, it does look quite good, I have to admit, but really doesn't float my boat, it might be the fact that it has windows that puts me off.:fie:

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5 hours ago, pwr said:

So Andy

 

No sooner have we been talking about an Inspection Saloon then Heljan go and announce an RTR version in RTR including a blue/grey version. 

 

I should put your name down and get a pre-order in!

 

Paul R

 

Paul

 

I think we might be flogging a dead horse. LJ would of travelled in style. :ok:

 

Jim 

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So a busy busy morning, up to Bank and then a start on the Embankment (see what I did there) on Bench Road.

Just some Ex Mince Pie boxes and the hot glue gun.

Nothing fancy as the Flockery and Foligery will hide it all in a few days time.

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