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Darius43
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How I did the beet loads. Load support “tables” made from 2mm thick card and glued together using pva. Tabletops painted black (to stop any light card colour showing through) and tables dropped into the wagon. Neat pva applied to the tabletops and beets spooned on - pressing them in gently with fingertips. Beets secured in place using diluted pva - sort of ballasting with beets. Loaded wagons join the rake. Cheers Darius
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Two more completed. Beet loads to follow… Cheers Darius
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Hi John, For the base colour I airbrushed Phoenix “Rusty Nails” Track Colour enamel mixed with a little Matt Black and thinned for airbrushing. Once dry I misted on a weak coat of light grey. Sugar beet loads added. Cheers Darius
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Dunpaintin. Next step is to add the beets. Cheers Darius
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And then there were three… Cheers Darius
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Primer on. The detail on the resin moulded parts is superb. I’ve even got some model sugar beets with which to load the wagons. Strictly speaking they’re HO rather than OO but hopefully no one will mind… Cheers Darius
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First of five… Wonderful kit - goes together in about 30 minutes including parts clean up. With thanks to Provincial Wagons/Leslie. Cheers Darius
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Some haulage has been rostered… Cheers Darius
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Two more wagons assembled. …and completed. Cheers Darius
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Fairburn, Class 40 and a GWR Castle running in the shed today. Cheers Darius
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Decals applied followed by some weathering and coal loads. Cheers Darius
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Some Bachmann Thompson coaches with light weathering applied. Will be running in the shed later… Cheers Darius
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Two more hopper wagon kits assembled - plus a BR 21 Ton hopper wagon (also Parkside). These are fun kits to build and go together well. Cheers Darius
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Started some Peco (Parkside) BR 20t Hopper wagon kits. Coal loads to be added followed by weathering (or vice versa). Then seven more to go… Cheers Darius
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Last weekend in the shed… Cheers Darius This weekend in the shed… Cheers Darius
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Coastal Defence Train completed. I added Lanarkshire Models tail lamps to the gun trucks. Cheers Darius
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Thanks - the scarf was made by rolling out a thin line of Humbrol putty, flattening it and trimming it in place. Cheers Darius I’ll tell mum! Cheers Darius
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Some more passengers painted… Cheers Darius
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Loco chassis arrived and duly fitted. Cheers Darius
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First troops on board… Still quite a few more to assemble and paint. Cheers Darius
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Initial painting of the figures. They were given an overall spray of khaki and then details were painted using the end of a cocktail stick - even the finest brush is too coarse. Once the paint has dried overnight, shadows and highlights will be picked out using a dark wash - sparingly applied. Cheers Darius
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Tarpaulins fitted to wagons. Cheers Darius
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Thanks Mogul. We already have a Boche Buster on the layout. Cheers Darius
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Loco body painted. Now awaiting delivery of a motorised chassis. Cheers Darius
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Painting of 5 and 3 plank wagons completed - will be adding tarpaulins to these wagons as shown in photos of the actual train. I added etched ladders and screw link couplings to the gun trucks. Cheers Darius
