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The company effectively folded a couple of years ago, but has recently been resurrected by others to produce high end O Gauge models. Full saga here I have some of their OO Gauge LNER Coronation coaches. Very nice but they need very large radius curves or major fettling to run smoothly. Being all metal, they are also very heavy so need a seriously powerful loco to drag them around. Display Cabinet material really. Cheers Darius
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First of about twelve terraced house pairs under construction. Built from the Scalescenes download, print and glue onto cardboard kit. Roofing tomorrow. Cheers Darius
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The corrugated sheeting is available on eBay from Goodwood Scenics. Corrugated Sheeting Cheers Darius
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Progress this week on a scenic infill for the SW corner of the shed. The polystyrene slabs were packing from some self-assembly steel cabinets that I acquired for the garage a couple of years ago. The plan is to have rows of terraced houses (Scalescenes) with a slight gradient up to the right-angled corner. Cheers Darius
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Hi Robert, As this section is in a tunnel we will be connecting feeds from the shed perimeter bus bar to the outside edges of the rails at regular intervals. Cheers Darius
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Lower scenic level extension to the other side of the shed commenced. Most of this section will be in “tunnel” beneath the upper scenic level so the code 75 bullhead track transitions to code 100 using Peco transition track pieces. The code 75 bullhead rail connects ok to the “regular” Peco code 75 rail of the transition track piece using standard code 75 rail joiners. Cheers Darius
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Hi DJ, I printed them onto clear decal paper on a laserjet printer. I managed to get the British Rail font files several years ago. Cheers Darius
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Back in the shed… The model canopy structure is removable and the fuel pumping equipment and drums are just temporarily placed for the photos. The whole trackbed and hardstanding area still needs the oily gunk weathered treatment. Cheers Darius
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Hi Robert, Is this your quest to get IRM to produce an 80 class using their new Mk2 tooling..? Cheers Darius
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Britannia Pacific Gatwick Express GLV with additional brass rod cab front pipework and MJT fuse boxes added by me. Also repainted the cab front hosiery, replaced the chunky tension lock couplings with thinner NEM types and weathered the chassis. Cheers Darius
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Back to the Class 455 EMU and an interior using 3D printed seats from Isinglass Models. Three more coach interiors to do. Cheers Darius