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Dunluce Castle
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Thank you I'm currently searching through plans and getting help from some very kind people about the possibility of a U1? But that's a long way a way.
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Thanks guys for your kind words, I really appreciate it. It's comments like these, that want me to start another project soon. I will definitely check out the wagon at downpatrick. Just reminded me, must take those photos before it gets dark Many thanks Nelson Edit: it's too dark to take any photos today (sorry) I will definitely take some very soon.
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Thank you guys for your kind words, I really do appreciate it, when I get back from school I'll be sure to take photos of it in a realistic surrounding. Once again many thanks Nelson
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Thank you
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So here she is, I think it's finished! What do we think? Would this pass as a BCDR wagon, I know the under frame is completely wrong, but? Edit: better pics will be taken tomorrow
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461 Light Engine
Dunluce Castle replied to IrishModelRail's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
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That is absolutely fantastic, you must be very proud of it, you've done a grand job on her, well done, Captures the look perfectly.
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Wow, my workbench is tiny compared. That's great, I'm loving the idea of having the layout beside the workbench for ease. I hope to have something similar in the future.
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Wow, they are absolutely superb Leslie, your lucky to have all those beautiful locomotives in your collection.
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They look absolutely beautiful, a real credit to the builder. I could look at those photos all day, thanks for sharing.
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Our layout will be going. The change of venue should be interesting, I really liked the aurora centre.
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Some really good ones there
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Thanks for the comment. Yep she's 4mm OO Gauge. The interior took a while to get right, but I think I'm there, Thanks Nelson
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Hi, This is how it currently stands, I've painted the inside and added rust to the frame work. What do we think?
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I seen that the other day, it's absolutely superb, makes me laugh every time.
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I may be completely wrong? But when 111 hauled all the 450 classes to be scraped there was also 2 Gatwicks coupled up between the engine and the 450s to provide extra braking power. So this may be the reason why? I'm definitely not certain so I may be wrong?
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I have got all the plans sorted out, but if anyone has any photos that they'd like to share then please feel free, Many thanks
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Absolutely beautiful. The interior is superb, a real credit to you, well done. Captures the look of the 80 class perfectly.
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That looks absolutely beautiful, the paint job is amazing, well done mate, the hand painted NIR logo looks superb. Can't wait to see all 3 cars finished.
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I agree the under frames are the hardest part of a wagon to get right, due to the lack of plans and photos which show under frames. My wagons are built on Dapol RTR chassis although I have thought about using Ratio chassis in the future.
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Hi, Many thanks for your help guys. I will make another NCC brake van soon, a 10 ton one this time and follow your advice. Yes, Popeye I have seen those drawings in the resources section before they are top notch. If anyone has any more info on NCC wagons? Then do please feel free to post. Nelson
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Hi, I'm hoping some people can help me out here please. I'm wanting to make a rake of 15/17 NCC wagons to go along with my (not yet built) NCC U2. I have looked through all the books and done some research but all I can find are vague photos showing wagons in the background. So if anyone has any plans or photos of NCC wagons could you please post them here or send me a PM. I'd be very grateful. Many thanks Nelson Here's some of my recent work,
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Hi, I haven't started the 12 ton van yet as some much needed research needs to be done, like detail on the under frame. But I have started another side project to keep me going. It's detailing a dapol 5 plank wagon. I know it looks messy but it will all be tided up later on, And I know i should have used brass, but I haven't got any so. I decided to make do with plasticard. Any comments, questions, constructive criticism, etc... Please feel free.
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Photographic Website Updates
Dunluce Castle replied to thewanderer's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
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What a superb diorama, really beautiful work there.
