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Posts posted by driver301
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Simply Stunning. Look forward to the next instalment!
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Thats brilliant.
I love the weathered look of the bus especially around the wheels! It will look even better when you get the retro adverts.
Keep them coming Noel
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Really starting to take shape.
I love the use of foam which will keep the model light weight for transportation. Well done
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This looks like an excellent project and I will be keeping a close eye on it.
If it is up to your usual standard Glenderg then we are in for a treat!
Best of luck with the build
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It's been a while since I last posted an update. I've been working away on IEs HQ. Like with other parts of the model it had to be shortened etc to fit into the layouts overall size. I'm reasonably happy with the way it is looking now and I should be able to start on the other buildings on Amines Street within the next couple of weeks. Here is a couple of pictures showing progress on the HQ building.
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Superb work as usual Mr TTC! Looking forward to the next installment
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As Warbonnet says the locomotive dates from the 1960s.
It was built in France by B Richard of St Denis de l'hotel. It has a 3 cylinder 54hp air cooled Alstom Diesel Engine. It is still quite well maintained & was repainted a couple of years ago.
I will get a photo during the week in work & post it up here for anyone interested.
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Hi driver301
Where would one pick up one of those? I looked around on the www and there does not seem to be anyone in the UK!
murrayec
Hi Murrayec,
I got my chassis from Sean Ryan who is a trader at many shows. He also takes part in the Bray Wheelers swapmeet.
There is also a USA based online shop called Newhallstation. Here is a link to the model, http://www.newhallstation.com/store/product_info.php/cPath/23_25/products_id/634
With a bit of modifying the DMU could be turned into an IE 2800! Keep me posted on the possibility of the N gauge dart flat pack.
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Hi driver301
I have been working on an N Gauge DART, but it's at early stage and I have to much in the works at the moment. I will get back to it sometime soon!
A flat shell could be possible- its less work. I just recently worked out a way to print the artwork on a transparent sheet, this gives windows! but I have not given the structure a thought at the moment- the roof curve is the problem.
I'll have a think about and get back
Have you got a chassis in mind?- if so send me the dimensions and a few photos
murrayec
Thanks Murrayec.
It would be great if you could look into the n gauge one a bit further. Even if it is simply a flat plack kit I will build it.....saves me completely scratchbuilding! The chassis I had in mind is a Tomix one measuring 137mm in lenght x 17mm in width.
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Stunning Model, well done sir.
Is there any hope you would produce the shell in N Gauge? (even in a very basic, flat, unmade form)
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Lovely scene Noel!
On BH Weekends relief services were so common a few years ago.....I would love to go back in time.
Enjoy the weekend
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Ballast wagons look fantastic! Well Done Eamonn
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Simply stunning work. Well done & keep the updates coming
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Thanks Lads. I hopefully will have Platform 5 completed over the weekend.
@UP6936 I used a farish 150 DMU as the basis for the 2800 adding sides to the unit to give it the correct shape.
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Excellent work as always Anthony
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Excellent Bridge Finnie. Look forward to more pics/clips:tumbsup:
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Hi Folks,
Its been a while since I last posted as progress has been very slow due to work commitments. I managed to get a bit done over the last week or so on the underpass & link building. This should be done early next week once I put the lift in so before I do that & put on the roof here are some pitcures.
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Connolly Station in "N"
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Hi All,
Here is a few pics of progress on the layout. It is starting to take shape but there is still a lot to do especially with detailing.....that said I hope to have it completed early in the new year.