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    Hi James, They're looking very tasty. I particularly like the stencil data panels you've made up. So much so I've even downloaded it in readiness for a few 7mm projects I've got on the go. Cheers Tom
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    Hi Vin, They were standard across the fleet of pigs. Here are some pics of the interior coach end murals. http://www.southernelectric.org.uk/features/rolling-stock/442/442int04.html Cheers Tom
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    Hi Shed, I think you need some encouragement Cheers Tom
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    Hi Vin, Very good start there. Your mouldings look very nice and crisp! Are you going to beef up the show beam at all, they're wooden strips on the real things and are chunkier than you'd imagine. Cheers Tom
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    Hi Simon, The Tiger is an impressive bit of kit! The kink must be frustrating so will be interesting to see what Shapeways have to say about it. I'm looking forward to seeing the body filled in and a coat of paint on it Cheers Tom
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    Hi Dave, A 73 and EPB in 7mm would be very welcome. If the 7mm market continues to grow with the new offerings from the other producers then these 2 would plug the gap between stock and smaller locos that fit on smaller layouts well Cheers Tom
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    Lovely shot Ray. What's the date of it please? Cheers Tom
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    It's looking great Brian Cheers Tom
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    Sounds good Simon. I asked a similar qu re transfers recently. SMT is no longer trading due to owner suffering long term ill health. As for alternatives, it'd be a case of providing pics and sending to Railtec or someone else to. HTH Tom
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    Those 7mm Y25s look great. Are they flexible enough to insert the wheels but rigid enough so that the bogie stay square? Cheers Tom
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    Nice to see pics of it Chris. Have you got a 156 in the pipeline yet? Cheers Tom
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    Thanks for posting that Brian Are the axles and buffers on the OAA and VAA sprung? Cheers Tom
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    Hi James, It'd be nice to see a few VT DVTs knocking about on Well Green. Could you stretch the depot to accommodating those perhaps? Cheers Tom
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    Interesting set of photos. Where were the tankers at Hoo headed for? Cheers Tom
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    Snow in May - OMG!
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    Looking good Oversett. Don't forget to remove the wrap around hinges on the doors. Cheers Tom
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    Hi Howard, These are looking good indeed. Be good to look at them in the flesh sometime when you're not so rushed off your feet. Cheers Tom
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    Hi Martin, Totally missed this post. Are the JLTRT brakes not up to it? Cheers Tom
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    Are they limited editions? There's nothing in mine or the other ones I've seen which suggests they are. Cheers Tom
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    A Quick Update

    tomstaf commented on Pugsley's blog entry in Pugsley's Workbench

    Hi Matin, Looking good but the ride height makes it look odd. I'm sure you'll sort it asap. I think I can see the rippling - 3 vertical lines roughly inline with the body to roof grills? I'm looking forward to seeing it weathered. Are you putting the ploughs on? Cheers Tom
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    Do you have any more shots of this effect and which shaped burr did you use? Cheers Tom
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    Looking good Brian. What the difference between the exhaust on the roof and the exhauster exhaust? Cheers Tom
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    Hi, On a cut away one (only one I dimensions for) it is 211.5cm wide x 50cm heigh. HTH Cheers Tom
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    Thanks for that Ian and Peter. Cheers Tom
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    Hi Ian, What do you use the 'Shiny Sinks' for? Cheers Tom
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