7mm My O Gauge Loco's

P A D

P A D

Western Thunderer
Is it just me, or when others click on the images to enlarge, does it go to something called postimage?
 
Purple-haze

Purple-haze

Western Thunderer
It's not just you PAD,plus I now can't view vidieos on WT, I get error 404 and can not get around it:rant:. Is it a windows 10 thing?

regards

Rog
 
Prairie Tank

Prairie Tank

Western Thunderer
It is the hosting site I use. I did not want to post full size images because of the space they take up.

John :)

I will change them.
 
P A D

P A D

Western Thunderer
John,
There's no limit on the image size but you can only post a maximum of 15 images/ post.
Cheers,
Peter
 
Yorkshire Dave

Yorkshire Dave

Western Thunderer
oldravendale said:
Taken by me at Southall, where it was the shed "pet" for a while, hence the relatively clean condition, on 2nd May 1965. My personal copyright.
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If you could see the clock you could add the time 12.25 pm ? (judging by the short shadows).

Nice colours - Ektachrome or Agfachrome? as the photo doesn't appear to have the Kodachrome blue cast.
 
oldravendale

oldravendale

Western Thunderer
Actually Kodacolor II negative. Most of my shots were on neg as it was much more tolerant of exposure variations than any of the reversal films.

I used reversal films, usually Kodachrome, for holiday snaps and such.

Brian
 
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Hal Nail

Member
I think the Masterpiece prairie looks better for removing the rather crude attempt at the brass cab front window frames. They come out easily. I’m mulling over whether to replace the whole cab front sheet with a spare Mitchell one, as the prominent plated over portholes as modelled were very rare.
 
Prairie Tank

Prairie Tank

Western Thunderer
Hal Nail said:
I think the Masterpiece prairie looks better for removing the rather crude attempt at the brass cab front window frames. They come out easily. I’m mulling over whether to replace the whole cab front sheet with a spare Mitchell one, as the prominent plated over portholes as modelled were very rare.
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Not sure how rare plated over portholes are on the straight/shorter boiler version but 4566 certainly has them.

John :)

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