Neil
Western Thunderer
Distractions
In between getting in a furious temper with the computer and converting an Edwardian wardrobe into kitchen shelving I've been fiddling with some more narrow gauge stock.
It's another pugbash, though this time with some grip on reality being based on a Hudswell Clarke built for export to Spain. In its raw patchwork state you sholud be able to work out what's kit and what's not.
A coat of grey primer from the rattlecan and as Eric used to say 'can't see the join'. Now comes the hardest part, settling on a livery. As this too is for export (well e-bay) it won't be graced with the Ganllwyd Tram's pseudo NER colours but it will be something a bit spiffy as groovy shades and full lining seem to sell.
In between getting in a furious temper with the computer and converting an Edwardian wardrobe into kitchen shelving I've been fiddling with some more narrow gauge stock.
It's another pugbash, though this time with some grip on reality being based on a Hudswell Clarke built for export to Spain. In its raw patchwork state you sholud be able to work out what's kit and what's not.
A coat of grey primer from the rattlecan and as Eric used to say 'can't see the join'. Now comes the hardest part, settling on a livery. As this too is for export (well e-bay) it won't be graced with the Ganllwyd Tram's pseudo NER colours but it will be something a bit spiffy as groovy shades and full lining seem to sell.