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popeye
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Looks very neat, well done. When i use masking tape there is always some paint gets under the tape.
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I seen two on Monday sitting at York Road Depot side by side. They do seem to get used on a regular basis.
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This is going to be very good. The buildings look great.
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Looks great. I must get up there soon. Super pic's, thanks.
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Lovely pic's, nice viewpoint. I like the railcar.
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Did the steam drivers change over to driving diesel loco's? It must have made a big difference to their workload.
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Love the weathering, it does turn a plastic model into something more real. You will learn as you do more. BTW i believe that you can't mix thinners with acrylic paint, just use water. Also with acrylic wash the airbrush with warm water.
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Beautiful work. Can i ask what colour of blue did you use? it looks so good.
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Yes it is so good and realistic.
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That all looks very nice and neat. I like the drivers, it is hard to get good modern ones.
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How about using a piece of plasticard and scribe the paving lines into it, Then paint it grey.
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The Javis ballast looks perfect so does the grass. Where did you get the brake van? it's beautiful.
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Very nice vid, i wonder if Arran could do some IWT containers.
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The vans look great and nice weathering, i think one or two brown vans help to break the grey up a bit and even some open wagons.
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Looks pretty good, now how about a bit of dirt on the loco.
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Very nice models and the scenes look so real.
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Yes they are very nice.
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Good to know. I think the fine ballast looks best.
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Nice to see the wagons getting attention and not left to rot away. Must get up there to have a nosy this year.
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that's great lads, many thank's for your time, this will be a big help.
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Thanks for the info.I am looking for a good picture of the back end,if anyone would have that it would be a big help. I am not trying to be too perfect with it but something close will do.
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I would like to convert a leyland PS1 into a UTA bus. Is this suitable to start with? and what changes need to be made? Advice please.
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The wagon look's great, well done.
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Why are they two different sizes? Are they two different makes? One has 6 ribs & the other has 7, so you could remove the bottom one.
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BTW This wee loco would be very light and would not pull you out of bed. Mine is packed with lead in every space i could find, it will pull a few wagons.
