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Steamingherd

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  1. Hello Petersmile.gif

     

    I started by soldering the sides to the solid PCB floor along its length. Once this was done I then soldered the 3 partitions in place and this held the whole thing in place enough to form the basic shape of the ends. I found it easier to form the curve around the buffers out of a sheet of brass instead of the parts that come in the kit which was soldered in place then sanded down flush with the sides. Another thing to check is the partitions at the ends supplied in the kit were slightly too high and because of the windows and curved sides it would have been tricky to file down so I made them from brass sheet instead. Once all that is in place then it should be possible to form the cabs.

     

    I hope that all makes sense?

     

    Missy smile.gif

     

    Complete sense, thanks.

     

    Peter

  2. Hello Peter smile.gif

     

    Thank you. Its cool that you have picked up enough inspiration to have a go yourself, Im sure you will make a fantastic job of it and if there is anything I can do to help then please let me know. When you are ready let me know and I can send you the template for the bit at the ends which form the curved bit and are missing from the kit.

     

    Missy smile.gif

     

    Thanks Missy, I'll bear that in mind.

     

    Peter

  3. Hello Peter smile.gif

     

    I pulled out of the challenge earlier this year. I decided to concentrate on Highclere isntead of starting another layout. That doesnt mean you can though! I made a drawing for the bushes with the plan on getting them manufactured but happened to stumble across some in the Oxford groups vault of spares! I think they are from the association but are years and years old. I have quite a few so if you need some let me know.

     

    Thanks for the offer, I'll bear that in mind.

     

    Peter

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