Hello Pugsley

Thats an amzing amount of detail you have there, brilliant work. I love the smiley face too, I can imagine some bored mechanic doing that for a laugh.

Missy

I think you'll need to put a small video camera in there to show the interior when it's in use...

Moving levers as well please... probably quite easy with an application of memory wire perhaps..

JB.

Hi Pugsley,

Looking great mate, you are going to have to have clean windows on the loco when you've finished, so you can see all the super detail work you have done.

Cheers Peter,

Hey?!

I'm a small fitter. Luckily I have big boots Top work as usual Martin, looking forward to seeing this progress.

Bryn - Producer of greasy foot prints in the East Midlands.

It's almost a pity to put it inside a loco - that is outstanding work

I can't wait for the finished article - it's certainly continuing to the same high standard as your 4mm stuff :icon_thumbsup2:

Thanks everyone B)

CK - That's a very good point about the boot print - I've now removed the heel part of it to make it look more like the door has been kicked open.

JB - There's enough to do on the underframe without taking things that far!

Standard railway practice is to turn around and "boot" it, so just turn the print through 180 degrees

Slightly OT , but do you remember me banging on about 37068? I've just been researching a few things and turned up this pic of 415 paired with 068 :icon_drool:

http://www.bescot.plus.com/trains/37415_Pensnett/

Standard railway practice is to turn around and "boot" it, so just turn the print through 180 degrees

Ah, hadn't thought of that. I've removed the heel part of the print now, so it looks like its been booted from the front.

Supaned - Cracking photo there, plenty of inspiration in terms of the locos and the weedy sidings B) B)