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Clayton Class 17 cab interior pictures?


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I have a Clayton kit that I'd like to start soon but I can't find any pictures of a Clayton Class 17 cab interior anywhere. As the kits starts with the cab I'm falling at the first hurdle with knowing what is which colour.

 

I've checked Brian Daniels thread (it's the same kit) but his cab interior doesn't look much like the colour scheme on this B&W picture, for example:

http://www.rail-online.co.uk/ImageView.aspx?id=6562bede-ed6d-45f2-893d-199685aaaf4a

 

If anyone has any colour pics I would be very grateful.

 

Thanks,

Steve

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Well, now you've hit the perrennial problem. If there aren't any colour photos, how would anybody know that you've chosen your colours incorrectly? I painted the cab of my DC Kits Clayton Type 1 the same colours as most cabs of that era: -

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/74/Class_37_cab.jpg

 

Are they the wrong colours?

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I have a Clayton kit that I'd like to start soon but I can't find any pictures of a Clayton Class 17 cab interior anywhere. As the kits starts with the cab I'm falling at the first hurdle with knowing what is which colour.

 

I've checked Brian Daniels thread (it's the same kit) but his cab interior doesn't look much like the colour scheme on this B&W picture, for example:

http://www.rail-online.co.uk/ImageView.aspx?id=6562bede-ed6d-45f2-893d-199685aaaf4a

 

If anyone has any colour pics I would be very grateful.

 

Thanks,

Steve

The only ones off top of my head I remember seeing was on the DEMU forum

Michael

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  • 2 years later...

..... I now have a cunning plan...

 

Did you know it uses the same bogies as a Class 15? Ahem.

 

No, but I had a very dangerous thought just now of using Bill Bedford's sprung 8'6" coach bogies as a shortcut to having suspension in it....

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