Workbench for Penwithick

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An update, I sprayed the Tiger white, then the roof grey and finally added a light brown wash to bring it all together. I then added all the decals; There are a few decals missing that are on the real one but I wanted to save money as the cost to have the decals produced was by number of colours used.

Anyway, photos later when I've had my tea!

Kindest Regards,

Jack

 

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And........Pictures!

 

[Ressaldar]

looking really good there Jack, you wouldn't need many of those to fill up an O gauge shunty plank.

regards

Mike

 

[ewsjo]

That's looking real nice mate, can't wait to see some dirt on it  ;D
At least the 70s compressor can be taken indoors... 
cheers

jo

 

[iploffy]

Thought I was seeing double there was just about to call the boss to say double pictures again!!!, anyway looks good, replicate those in 'O' and you will have a winner and something unusual to boot.


Ian

 

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I'd love to do some of these models in O but the trouble is I don't have the space! I have done an O scale model of a Polish Wls 150 760mm locomotive plus some wagons but the trouble is I don't have anywhere to build a layout.

I have two current projects, Penwithick and also a 16' x 2' 6" Austrian layout. The Austrian layout currently occupies about 50% of my modelling space. Maybe once it is finished and packed away I can think about an O scale project of some sort.

Regards,

Jack

 

[40126]

Hi Jack.

Nice pics of the 08 & wagons. I started with N when my dad had OO. Half built a small station & shed, then stopped. Sold most of the loco's, wagons & coaches. I'm giving the layout & remaining bits to a customer of mine, whose son is into trains, with his grandad (sadly his grandad has passed away). hopefully he will carry on with the hobby.

Steve

 

[Rods of Revolution]

It's good that the bits and pieces have gone to a good home; N scale has improved greatly in recent years and in an age when time and money are hard to come by N scale is a nice way of building a bigger layout in a smaller space; Or a smaller layout in an even smaller space. Hopefully your contribution will inspire him to carry on his grandfather's hobby.

Kindest Regards,

Jack

 

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Hi :wave:

+1

Any more photos of your work Jack?

ATVB,

CME :wave:

Yes, I have some pictures of the clay dries and the layout as it currently is. I will post these over the next couple of days 

Kindest Regards,

Jack

 

[40126]

It's good that the bits and pieces have gone to a good home; N scale has improved greatly in recent years and in an age when time and money are hard to come by N scale is a nice way of building a bigger layout in a smaller space; Or a smaller layout in an even smaller space. Hopefully your contribution will inspire him to carry on his grandfather's hobby.

Kindest Regards,

Jack

I do hope so. if thats the case, Its been worthwhile.

Steve

Mansfield (Just outside Derbyshire).