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popeye

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  1. 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.
  2. The wagon looks great,can't wait. Well done
  3. Looks good all painted up. How are they running over points?
  4. That look good. How long did it take to build?
  5. Looks nice,is it 40ft?
  6. Very nice Jason, they look great and the graffiti is good,not too much.
  7. popeye

    Trainspotting BBC4

    It's not that great, it could be better. But the red head is nice.
  8. WOW that looks amazing and great photo's.
  9. 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.
  10. Beautiful work,
  11. popeye

    Trainspotting BBC4

    There is a new programme starting on BBC4 on 11 July 2016. Covers modern & steam. Should be interesting.
  12. Very nice scenes and vehicles. Well done.
  13. A fantastic video.Wonderful landscapes,great sounds and nice rolling stock.
  14. Nice model. Your a fast worker. Looks just right pulling those wagons.
  15. Looks just like all those old western movies. As usual the freight stock just left to rot.
  16. SOME NORTHERN ROLLING STOCK A studio Scale Models brass brakevan A Cambrian open wagon A Provincial Wagons 10 Ton fitted van.
  17. Nice work,i think the couplings look a bit large. Maybe a short mini one might look better.
  18. Very nice work,they can look good full or empty.
  19. A rare item now. I spotted a 20ft one in Belfast docks a while back but it's been moved. Nice pic.
  20. Great pictures. Everything is so open and easy to photograph.
  21. Very nice. More please.
  22. Really beautiful and realistic.
  23. Top class model, well done. There is nothing worse that the last stage of varnishing going wrong, but sometimes it can help with weathering even though it was not planned.
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