mozzer models

not found out ware they were

here are the photos

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mozzer36/sets/72157632371879255/

found it here from page 11 but the photos were on fotopic i will try & dig the out & put them on to flicker

http://www.rmweb.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=89&t=60&hilit=gnr&start=250

the build of it is on the old rmweb i will try & find it

No the i started with 08's that did not have them

looking good i scratch built one a few years ago using 2 Hornby 08

4mm BR Class 13 Shunter Converted from 2x Hornby class 08 Shunter by Mozzer models, on Flickr

the Midland clerestory looks like a TPO

I have built there 37/47 & class 73

one thing i would do is replase the brass etch that gos inside the botem of the body with thicker L bar ( i got mine from B&Q ) as i found the part in the kit would not hold the sides in place & would bend when you piced up the loco

class 37

class47

class 73

Nice to see the layout beforew you remove the bridge

look like i may get on sunday

I'll have to mention that one to Gerry, oops . Did this take a decent amount extra compared to the average wagon kit in the end?

the kit only tuck time in finding the parts on the etch there were No fiddeling to get things to fit so that saved time

Mr Finney has got back to me about the brakes

quort

Well spotted, you are quite correct. Please accept my sincere apologies.

The error has occurred when I have drawn Fig.5, and also Fig. 6 which is also wrong, by editing Fig.4.

I should have reversed the brake pull rods.

i built it as per the kit but now i have finished it & looking yes the brakes or lever is the wrong way

looking on the finney web site link below the kit in the 1st & 2nd photo is built the same as i have

http://website.lineone.net/~cbwesson/4mm%20LSWR%20Van%20photos%20page%20%202.htm

Nice as always

Must get to a show & see this layout

PS the doors were all at one side

In the past i have had to call in at east riggs MOD explosive stores near gretna green

i was with a HGV witha 40 trailer we revsed in to the Shed with stand gauge at one side & narrow gauge the other the was room to get the all of the HGV in then close the doors the loading dock could take 3 HGV at one time

looking nice

what the next mite have been to be built

looking good Chris

will you have this with you this weekend

A clue for the layout its EM

the chassie is a Underground Erine which has the same waeel base as a L&Y Pug

the cab is a from a Dapal Pug kit & the presser vessel is from a old 6 wheel tank wagon

nice one Chris

If your using Phoenix paints i have found to get the best colour is to use white primer I use halfords

Nice work as always John

Looking good but the Streamlined B17's fire box were not flered out like the A4's but had straight sides

pic here http://freddo.110mb.com/trains/anglian.html

I know you are having to comproise as its N gauge

We're still thinking about how best to do the brackets

how about making one then getting somew one like unit models to cast lots in resin

looking good John will this be in BR blue or green

nice work john all you need now is some MK1 coaches for it to pull