Couple #1 almost ready for the bus. Badges arrived from the online shop but still no sign of Sir’s dark glasses.
However, Lady #2, looking more like a Christmas fairy at the moment, has been for a cloak fitting. She has decided to knock her 1920s cloche hat into something a bit more PortmeriCon-ish. A red fedora, perhaps.
The test cape is tissue paper from a box of RTR stock.
On another test piece, CD markers colour the vertical stripes well but I only have red, green and black. Blue would be nice. Other felt markers are in short supply - only a rather old box of large ones. There might be some blue I could use on the edges, if it has not dried up!
A railbus driver is queueing up to drive the bus. How he hopes to drive it without a steering wheel, I do not know. Perhaps this might help...
...half a press stud (popper).
In the photo, the left hand has been turned through 90 degrees - broken off and superglued back on. The other hand was turned a little, later, but not enough to break it off. So the hands are now in a more realistic position for a steering wheel.
Now, whether I can add a steering wheel inside the bus is another thing! Rather, I am thinking the other way round - glue the steering wheel between the hands then add a post of the right length so the bus body will fit over the top.
The driver will be dressed as No.6 himself so a little more work to do - white blazer edging, Vote No.6 rosette, hat into boater, and tan coloured trousers; and, hopefully, the left hand will not come off while all that is going on around it.
I may be some time.