Rasendyll
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A challenge for the builders of hypothetical locomotives. What if Churchward had pursued the idea of a mixed traffic 4-6-0 before World War I? Sort of an Edwardin Hall:
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Livery Photoshopping
Rasendyll replied to Burkitt's topic in UK Prototype Discussions (not questions!)
Slightly more than an alternate livery this one, and delving back into history a bit. In 1926, the LMS contemplated either borrowing the drawings for the GWR's Castle Class or ordering some directly from the GWR. In the event neither happened, but I have always wondered what the results (particularly the latter arrangement) might have looked like. Here we have my attempt to sketch an LMS Crimson Castle with Derby touches applied... -
Perhaps there's not so much justice, your name doesn't appear, it's a new article, but the technique is yours, either reborn or reinvented. Personally, I think the Modeller is the poorer for you absence - I always enjoyed "In Search of Realism" and learned a great deal..
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Allan, Have a look at the article commencing on page 542 of the July Railway Modeller. Your wool thatch is back! Cheers, Paul.
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Allan, Just saw the photos of the Chester Rows in Model Rail. Magic as always - you've not lost the touch even if ageing eyes are starting to play tricks.... Am beginning to experience a bit of that myself!
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Agreed Bluebottle, Allan's work is pure magic as always. Remembering youthful days spent helping my grandfather, something of a cabinet maker, I reminded that craftsmanship and bodgery do sometimes go together though...in the best possible way.
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Allan, a truly lovely scene...
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Allan, I remember using your wool and flock method on a cottage and barn scene..... In the early 80's. Was very pleased with the results too... Cheers, Paul.
