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I was recently commissioned to build a diorama as a leaving gift for a well-respected colleague who is retiring.

Inspired by Kernow Model's Limited Edition of the Hornby DVT (82124) I set to work creating a little cameo for this vehicle, the full-sized version of which our colleague had worked on extensively.

For our observant friend it was detailed with the special load-measuring wheelsets of the prototype and suitably renumbered to 82111. An appropriate location was then modelled representing a siding somewhere comprised of partly slabbed track. Figures were added, plus a skip complete with an old Brecknell Willis type pantograph unceremoniously dumped in it (the significance of this you'd have to ask our colleague about).

 

 

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2 hours ago, larryblag said:

I was recently commissioned to build a diorama as a leaving gift for a well-respected colleague who is retiring.

Inspired by Kernow Model's Limited Edition of the Hornby DVT (82124) I set to work creating a little cameo for this vehicle, the full-sized version of which our colleague had worked on extensively.

For our observant friend it was detailed with the special load-measuring wheelsets of the prototype and suitably renumbered to 82111. An appropriate location was then modelled representing a siding somewhere comprised of partly slabbed track. Figures were added, plus a skip complete with an old Brecknell Willis type pantograph unceremoniously dumped in it (the significance of this you'd have to ask our colleague about).

 

 

IMG_20181207_102731_resized_20181220_035155625.jpg

IMG_20190410_181554.jpg

IMG_20190410_181527.jpg

Empty.jpg

With case.jpg

 

Please do tell......

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