7mm Shelf Queen Rescue - LSWR M7
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Railwaymaniac
Western Thunderer
Mick - Sorry 'bout the delay here, my life is crazy . . .
'Coast at speed with the regulator shut' - Hmm. Not exactly, I'm afraid. The DCC controller that I have is 'set the desired speed' only.
Ian
Railwaymaniac
Western Thunderer
Well, it's time to come out of my hole and climb back onto my hard stool.
It has been nearly a month since I posted any pix of my M7, but I've been working hard on it in the background.
Here's how the front and rear looked before I restarted work on the loco :-
And here's a shot of how they both looked before I put the loco into the paint shop :-
And as you can see, the two 'after' shots are complete
. I think my camera was trying to go walkies on me, and I didn't spot the problem until after the loco went into the paint shop.
I *will* post more piccies of this loco as/when the painting is done, but don't hold your breath waiting. . .
Ian
Edit. It's a real shame that the last two pix didn't turn out as I was trying to show that I've added some suspension chain to the steam pipes front and rear. again. - Ian
It has been nearly a month since I posted any pix of my M7, but I've been working hard on it in the background.
Here's how the front and rear looked before I restarted work on the loco :-
And here's a shot of how they both looked before I put the loco into the paint shop :-
And as you can see, the two 'after' shots are complete
. I think my camera was trying to go walkies on me, and I didn't spot the problem until after the loco went into the paint shop.I *will* post more piccies of this loco as/when the painting is done, but don't hold your breath waiting. . .
Ian
Edit. It's a real shame that the last two pix didn't turn out as I was trying to show that I've added some suspension chain to the steam pipes front and rear.
again. - Ian