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To me, A looks like a dead tree with two trunks, which seems odd. B looks like a dead tree with one trunk that has fallen down, which makes more sense.

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9 hours ago, Gedward said:

Sometimes it's hard to be objective. Which one works better do you think, A or B?

 

Thanks to everyone who took part in the survey. I asked the question because I think they both work in their own way. The trees have brass rod in the bases which is plugged into brass tubing, so it's easy enough to swap them around as the mood takes me.

 

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20 minutes ago, Schooner said:

Just catching up - blow me that looks good!

 

Ummm, A sorry! (I think, any chance of a full frontal to have a look at framing/composition?)

 

Thanks very much. I'll be posting some finished images in a week or so, once the backscene is done. But for now the only ones I have are on the previous page, sans trees.

 

 

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Finally the modelling is done on this. Just the backscene now, which is about 90% done so far.

 

 

 

 

BM model done_01 copy.jpg

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Right now working on two of these Dapol 16T. Still lots to do but I think it's getting there.

 

 

 

Wagon_02.jpg

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14 minutes ago, cctransuk said:

 

Is there a reason why the load / number and tare weight are at the opposite ends to that prescribed by BR?

 

CJI.

 

Good spot 😀

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7 minutes ago, 34006 said:

 

Love the texture of the rust.

 

 

Phil

 

Thanks Phil. This is my first ever attempt at weathering. I watched several videos and read a couple of books then just dived in. Quite pleased with how they turned out.

 

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10 hours ago, cctransuk said:

 

Is there a reason why the load / number and tare weight are at the opposite ends to that prescribed by BR?

 

CJI.

 

Obvious question - are they OK on the other side?!

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2 hours ago, Gedward said:

After the rain comes sun.

 

Wagon_04.jpg

 

Lowish sun shining beneath the cloud cover to side light the wagons. brilliant - I like the representation of the field system and the tob on the stone hedge - out of curiosity, are the sides of the hedge vertical or have you made it with a batter i.e.: with a wider bottom and a slope or thee stage arc as it rises and narrows to the top?  I'm thinking of making a short length (4mm scale) that I can make a mould from to cast as many lengths as I need.

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