Neil.C.P

Oh wow,thankyou very much,they are indeed a great help.

Hello,am fairly new to this wonderful world of rail modelling and hoping some of you would be able to help me.I am constructing a static model of the Br standard class 4MT 2-6-0 locomotive using the old Dapol/Airfix kit.Yeah I know,its pretty basic isn't it.I have started by removing the moulded detail on the boiler,I intend to replace any rivet detail with decal rivets.What I need is some good photos of the pipework and valve arrangement on the boiler,pictures of the foot plate,close up pics of the wheel connecting rods and piston arrangement and finally a picture of the front wheel assembly under the front buffers.Alot I know so its a big ask.Any help would be gratefully received. Many thanks in advance Neil

Thanks guys,gonna sit down and have a bit of an explore of this site.once again,thanks for the help

Cheers Mike,much appreciated ☺

Thanks Mike,am looking for photos of the cabin area and the valve and pipework assemblies just forward of said cabin. Also wondering what the tender looks like under the coal as I would like to remove the molded coal and replace it with something a bit more realistic.The kit has a box like structure on the right hand side of the tender in side the coal area,what is this? That will do for starters ☺ Neil

Cheers Mike,am sure you know more than me lol,have started work on an old Dapol/Airfix Mogul locomotive so will be asking lots of questions when I find the right forum ☺.

Hiya everyone,I have been directed here by someone over on the Britmodeler site as am looking for info concerning my latest project.Am a bit out of my comfort zone with the rail world but I do like British steam,especially the history,engineering and architecture side.I love looking at okd photos and am drawn to the 1950's period. In the real world i work in the aviation industry on the airframe maintenance side of things,into modelling most things,mainly aircraft,but have been know to dabble in millitry,nautical,figures and even a bit of scifi. See you out in the forums ☺ Neil