S-Club-7
Western Thunderer
...hopefully we'll see some of these running on Love Lane ?
Col.
That's what they're being built for. Only 2 months to go...
...hopefully we'll see some of these running on Love Lane ?
Col.
... I’d be very interested to know about your weathering techniques, especially the bleached bare wood on the replacement end door...
The Slaters tank wagon is superb and the scratch built tank really was worth the extra effort with all those rivets. Do you have details of the decal supplier for the tank?
The PO wagon decals are lovely as well. I’ve often thought I’d try the hand painting method in the John Hayes book but I’m not sure it would translate to 7mm. It maybe would for a really worn paint finish but not for a finish as you’ve captured. Are the ones ones you’ve had printed here commercially available ?
The latest wagon to roll across my workbench. Fortunately, it didn't roll too far as the (working) brakes were on!
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Resin body (HMRS I think) with Slaters coil-sprung axleguards, bearings and springs. Buffers are Peco and brakegear is from various etches - mostly Ambis but some anonymous. Lettering and chalk markings were drawn in CorelDraw, printed for me by Precision Decals, and then applied at various stages during the painting and weathering process.
Wow this is stunningThe latest wagon to roll across my workbench. Fortunately, it didn't roll too far as the (working) brakes were on!
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Resin body (HMRS I think) with Slaters coil-sprung axleguards, bearings and springs. Buffers are Peco and brakegear is from various etches - mostly Ambis but some anonymous. Lettering and chalk markings were drawn in CorelDraw, printed for me by Precision Decals, and then applied at various stages during the painting and weathering process.