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Hi All,

 

Has anyone detailed one of these locos please and if so how did you do it and what did you use? I am an EM gauge modeller so the loco chassis and tender drive will be replaced with a High Level chassis kit for the loco and another for the tender.

 

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Mark

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Hi Mark.  There's article in November Railway Modeller on upgrading this loco.  It is one of my favourites.  I did a compensated Perserverance chassis for mine many years ago and that alone transformed the appearance although it didn't do much for tractive effort.  I hope you document your High Level chassis build, I'm very impressed with Chris G's stuff. 

 

John

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Right Mark.  I would add another and that is MRJ Compendium 3 where Martin Blackwell builds two Finney kits - good, I think, to compare body detail.  As the RM article says, your options are limited to the Mainline, Finney or Ks models.

 

John

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Right Mark.  I would add another and that is MRJ Compendium 3 where Martin Blackwell builds two Finney kits - good, I think, to compare body detail.  As the RM article says, your options are limited to the Mainline, Finney or Ks models.

 

John

It is the body detail I am thinking about. I'm wondering what if anything is needed to be done to improve that. The High Level chassis for loco and tender takes care of those.

 

Regards,

 

Mark

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Hi Mark, there is a great write up on the Chronicles of Penhydd blog about a new Dean Goods chassis herehttp://thechroniclesofpenhydd.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/Chassis%20Construction?m=1

 

Same chap who had thr article in RM last month. Good luck with it, hope you keep us posted on progress, it's something I'd like to try at some point also

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