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Very nice scenes and vehicles. Well done.
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Be nice to see it all finished.
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Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad
popeye replied to Mayner's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
A fantastic video.Wonderful landscapes,great sounds and nice rolling stock. -
Nice model. Your a fast worker. Looks just right pulling those wagons.
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Looks just like all those old western movies. As usual the freight stock just left to rot.
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SOME NORTHERN ROLLING STOCK A studio Scale Models brass brakevan A Cambrian open wagon A Provincial Wagons 10 Ton fitted van.
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Great Northern Railway of Ireland - Ballast Plough Van No.120
popeye replied to Richard EH's topic in Workbench
Nice work,i think the couplings look a bit large. Maybe a short mini one might look better. -
Very nice work,they can look good full or empty.
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A rare item now. I spotted a 20ft one in Belfast docks a while back but it's been moved. Nice pic.
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Great pictures. Everything is so open and easy to photograph.
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Very nice. More please.
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Really beautiful and realistic.
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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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That's very nice, love the footplate detail. Can i ask where do you get the etched primer and do you spray it on?
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Looks great, the the green matches very well.
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Love the last picture, it's looking good, even the track is nice.
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All beautiful work, you've been busy.
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Looking good. :tumbsup:The white stripes, that's the big test. good luck.
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That shade looks ok. If you give it a bit of thinned brown paint and take most of it off again it should dull it down a bit. The longer you leave the brown on the more it will stay on.
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Here are 3 pic's i took at DCDR of the GSV, this might help with details & weathering.
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Goods wagons in the fifties, and a UTA example
popeye replied to jhb171achill's question in Questions & Answers
Here are two wagons i photograghed at Downpatrick a while back.
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Great pictures, all the right way up.
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Very nice machine, get some muck on it and it would be nice to see it run.
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That might be Industrial espionage. Careful now.
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Great pictures, but still upsidedown. If you look in your camera settings and look for Auto rotate and set it to off, it may have a different name on other cameras. Hope it helps.
