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Building these kept me busy over the Christmas break and has continued into the new year.  
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I used FOX Transfers lining and HMRS pressfix decals.  The Ratio kit plastic wheels were replaced with Hornby metal wheels in brass bearings.

Cheers

Darius

 

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After airbrushing the coach bodies in Crimson Lake and applying a couple of coats of Klear varnish, I hand painted the black edge beading using Humbrol 33.  I then applied strips of Fox Transfers LMS coach lining - black/yellow to the outside edges of the coach sides and yellow/black/yellow to the inner beading.  The decal lining strips were cut to length to fit between the door hinges and handles etc. and applied individually, using a cocktail stick to adjust/correct their alignment.  Every so often a coat of Klear varnish was used to seal in the lining before proceeding to add more.

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Cheers

Darius

 

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37 minutes ago, Darius43 said:

Building these kept me busy over the Christmas break and has continued into the new year.  
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I used FOX Transfers lining and HMRS pressfix decals.  The Ratio kit plastic wheels were replaced with Hornby metal wheels in brass bearings.

Cheers

Darius

 

Stunning workmanship. The lining is exception.

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Lining to one side completed and sealed in with Klear varnish.

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The lining overruns onto the black painted beading will be corrected using black enamel paint applied with the end of a cocktail stick - as will the door hinges - once the decals have set.

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Darius 

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