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popeye
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Everything posted by popeye
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Great work on the carriages. On the BGSV are there three white windows on both sides?
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Nice job,pity it won't be seen too much inside.
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Amazing,top class.
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The trees look good as they are. Where do you get them? Telegraph poles look great but get in your way when trying to do anything near the track.
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The genny looks great. It will be even better painted.
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Nice model and very well made,looks good with the wagons.
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Try this site it has Irish stuff on it. http://www.ontrackplant.com This is a picture of the one in Downpatrick, it is 60ft long.
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Great work Daryl,the photo's are great.
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I was looking at my model of NIR 112 and thought the gap between bogie and under frame seemed a bit wide. Here are 2 pic's for eg, what do you think?
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Looks amazing, well done.
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Maybe you could 3D print the front curved bit and brass sheet for the rest of the roof.
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Lots of pics of the build please. What motor will you use? And what livery?
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Very professional work, well done.
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I don't run steam loco's but that is beautiful.
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Coupling height is always a problem. I find different makers height varies up or down. What i might do is glue a piece of thin plastic under the socket then glue the coupling to that.I do this with other wagons i build and i can keep the coupling from sticking out to much past the buffers.
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The wagon looks great,can't wait. Well done
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Looks good all painted up. How are they running over points?
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That look good. How long did it take to build?
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Looks nice,is it 40ft?
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Very nice Jason, they look great and the graffiti is good,not too much.
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It's not that great, it could be better. But the red head is nice.
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WOW that looks amazing and great photo's.
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Nice work so far. Sometimes it's just as quick to make all the body from plasticard than trying to chop up a good wagon that is only half right to start with.
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Beautiful work,
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