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A Nod To Brent - a friendly thread, filled with frivolity, cream teas and pasties. Longing for the happy days in the South Hams 1947.


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Actually, thinking about it, the Pannier is one of my many 4mm surplus items. It does have an Ultrascale EM drop-in wheels and also brass plates. Anyone interested before it goes on eBay?

Alas, Mr Spams, I have no need of EM wheels. In fact, I have a nice, smart black pannier like that one, with a set of Ultrascale P4 wheels waiting to go in it, but I wish you well in your endeavours to sell it on.

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Alas, Mr Spams, I have no need of EM wheels. In fact, I have a nice, smart black pannier like that one, with a set of Ultrascale P4 wheels waiting to go in it, but I wish you well in your endeavours to sell it on.

 

Or with your soon to be surplus wheels and the aforementioned Spamier one could attempt an OO conversion...

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What a  lovely 16xx.....

Thanks. It's a bog-standard Nu-Cast kit with a solid brass chassis block, Romford wheels and gears and an Airfix MW005 motor. Rather old-school I'm afraid, a bit like its builder...

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Talking of your vegetation Robin, what have you used for the hedging along the back of the goods yard, running behind the yard offices? It looks very effective.

 

If I remember correctly it was nothing more than strips of rubberised horsehair battered in a pva/water mix and covered in a range of Green Scene scatters.Very easy but works well against the backscene edge.

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Thanks Robin... ;)

 

The Nu-Cast kit looks like the only way to go at present if you want a 16xx.  I'm sure one will come along RTR eventually......He says hopefully! ;)

 

Nice weathering on 3796 Robin.  There's a work worn patina about it.

 

Looking at your Siphons have you got one of the LIMA inside frame jobs and changed the bogies over? Would certainly add a bit of variety.

 

Cheers,

 

Mark

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