phixer64

Hiya I used Heljan spare parts, and I had a few bits left over from craftsman detailing kits ages ago. I've reworked the bottom springs, by moving them back as per prototype pics. New pick up added, and added Bachmann couplings, There's still some bits and pieces to add. Regards Jeff

When modelling/airbrushing and anything small, when not running the layout (iTunes is on and I listen to Costa del Mar radio station, its amazing just by having a few sounds in the background, how much work can be done. Regards Jeff

Like the look of this, keep up the good work. Regards Jeff

As a person, who uses, fast industrial glue, often with accelerators etc. I find that if I get in on my fingers. Leave it to off. Then, get a drop of fairy liquid (other brands available), and gently rub, with no pressure for a couple of minutes, then glue will easily come of off, wash with a Luke warm water. if all is not removed, try again. Don't try and pick it off. Nail varnish remover will, remove some glue/finger marks from some clear plastics. Usually, use, all glues in a well ventilated area. When glueing, I tend to apply it with a wooden cocktail stick. After glueing, I tend not to turn any body shells over to their correct way, thus letting all fumes to evaporate. Regards Jeff

A very well made kit and excellent finishing, would you now be prepared to construct a 313/314 ? Regards Jeff

For me, its has to be the Fairburn tank, wow, can that pull, and its quite a weight. Regards Jeff

Not my pic, do you mean these https://www.flickr.com/photos/barry_oxhey/5303035379 Regards Jeff

Its amazing when adding the little details, things seem to come to life. Excellent modelling.. Regards Jeff

Try this link http://www.Bachmann.co.uk/pdfs/32-355.pdf - service sheet for the 37, gives all part numbers. Regards Jeff

Love the 40 Regards Jeff

Hi Chris, I downloaded the pic, and then imported it into Photoshop, zoomed in at 800% ....... ermm nope, I can't make head or tail of it, and I've even sharpen the it as well, still no joy. Regards Jeff

Hi Dave, some really good and thoughtful modelling one on here, and its not cluttered, subtle colours, its all coming on rather nicely. Keep up the good work. Regards Jeff

Have a quick look at Black Prince with a 1000 tonne train !! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pu9NcNmaNjQ Regards Jeff

Where's the wow button! Regards Jeff

All those class 40's remind me of Crewe works lol, keep up the cracking work. Regards Jeff

Hi Dave, lovely work there with the figures, got some of those myself, after cleaning and priming, like yours, mine have come out a treat. Keep up the good work Regards Jeff

Liking the uncluttered look. keep up the good work Regards Jeff

Liking the very last photo, pity, theres no sheep, rain and wind there as well, loving this build and read and comments along with it. Keep up the fantastic work Regards Jeff

Hi Dave, the layout is starting to take shape, be careful, not to go overboard, less is more at times. Like the signals. Keep up the good work. Regards Jeff

Hello Dave, Like everyone else who commented on J1994, what a picture. Unusual way the locos are, liveries, weathering etc. Excellent pics, any more like these ? Regards Jeff

The lunatic is in the hall. The lunatics are in my hall. The paper holds their folded faces to the floor And every day the paper boy brings more. Still excellent modelling though Regards Jeff

Hi Pete, if your thinking about automotive freight traffic, would you model something like this ? https://www.flickr.com/photos/rivercider/9496169338/in/photolist-ft9miy-hYudpe-kr44hC-9fWNF5-dmS38A-dmRTbP-nwTYXN-pAfbcP-e2Jq6a-jd5Q4f-dmRYKM-aqxiEc-ew16co-d8zivN-dmRWC5-fSA1f4-aGhdpv-iHHtWG-psWw1K-ea36en-pajb48-gVR3uZ-dmRWXA-kUUmJ1-a8mSQV-bVSGHw-9h6SH9-pAarSg-pfnAzE-9SrfD5-gJSAXt-kUSNV3-dpi5iu-dUqPjG-kU8vaP-myBsYT-bVSJj3-gYkREk-pqPBPP-aCjYxx-nfkxAJ-myC5x8-dsdj2b-dsoL6d-odHh9y-bDsABB-opsSNk-bu3arQ-fPiU2A-9Mf7iL Excellent modelling, regards Jeff

Like the whistler. Regards Jeff

Looking really good now, only one or two things missing...... midges and rain Excellent work and in N Regards Jeff

Langley models do a Bedford LS Cement mixer, nice model when built. http://www.langleymodels.co.uk/shop/sh000001.pl?REFPAGE=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2elangleymodels%2eco%2euk%2findex%2ehtml&WD=cement%20mixer&PN=Online_Catalogue_OO_Cranes__Heavy_plant___Road_Machinery___RW1_RW21_29%2ehtml%23aRW9#aRW9 Excellent there bud. Regards Jeff