My models (some LNER)

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Manxman1831
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Re: My models (some LNER)

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Thought I'd post a few more while I'm contemplating the next progression of the queue. Enjoy.
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I may have posted this particular one already, but I like it.
I may have posted this particular one already, but I like it.
Kitmaster/Airfix/Dapol Deltic, powered by twin Tenshodos and the centre of another thread on here.
Kitmaster/Airfix/Dapol Deltic, powered by twin Tenshodos and the centre of another thread on here.
My dad's F2, produced from the Millholme (?) F1 kit.
My dad's F2, produced from the Millholme (?) F1 kit.
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Anything weird or unusual will catch my interest, be it an express or locomotive

I'm also drawn to the commemorative, let's hope Bachmann will produce 6165 Valour.
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Photos removed from Mick B's thread and some redone.
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10000 works shot.jpg
10000 tender.jpg
Brian

Anything weird or unusual will catch my interest, be it an express or locomotive

I'm also drawn to the commemorative, let's hope Bachmann will produce 6165 Valour.
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And some from the dark side...
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Think you might like this one BB.  From the VCT at Ingrow on the KWVR.
Think you might like this one BB. From the VCT at Ingrow on the KWVR.
Bradford steam tram loco, powered with a Tenshodo.
Bradford steam tram loco, powered with a Tenshodo.
Beefy
Beefy
Dainty by comparison.
Dainty by comparison.
Brian

Anything weird or unusual will catch my interest, be it an express or locomotive

I'm also drawn to the commemorative, let's hope Bachmann will produce 6165 Valour.
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And to date my favourite rebuild - ex-Triang Churchill with cut-down tender and China mechanism underneath. Originally done to go with a representation of the funeral train, before prices got out of hand and put paid to the project.
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Brian

Anything weird or unusual will catch my interest, be it an express or locomotive

I'm also drawn to the commemorative, let's hope Bachmann will produce 6165 Valour.
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G'Day Gents


That's a bit of a diverse collection, but enjoyable none the lest, :?: on the Shelia on the footplate, night shift on No 1 shunt would have taken on a whole new meaning :shock: :shock:

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Ay up!

Many thanks for that. The Turbomotive, eh? Nice.
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No's 1, 6202 and 10000 are all my dad's creations from bog standard kits. No 1 is tender driven with a Mashima powering the outer axles - will pull just about anything. 6202 is untested at the moment, but has a large Portescap so it might scream until it's drowned in oil. 10000 has the largest standard Mashima can - plenty of power to haul and as you'd expect with the Hush-Hush looks the business when running.
Brian

Anything weird or unusual will catch my interest, be it an express or locomotive

I'm also drawn to the commemorative, let's hope Bachmann will produce 6165 Valour.
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Another project I'm working on and off on - converting an old Hornby Pullman that someone had tried fitting Kadee's to (marginal success I think) into the ex-Caledonian Railway Pullman observation coach "Maid of Morven".
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I'm also drawn to the commemorative, let's hope Bachmann will produce 6165 Valour.
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That looks challenging - good luck! :)
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Structurally, the coach is nearly done. Just looking for Pullman transfers and name. Fox do a full set, but £50 is out of my league for the moment.
Brian

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I'm also drawn to the commemorative, let's hope Bachmann will produce 6165 Valour.
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A five minute video of some of the models running at Ruddington a year ago. Enjoy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdj3zXCIJ7E&feature=plcp
Brian

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I'm also drawn to the commemorative, let's hope Bachmann will produce 6165 Valour.
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Nice to see the Reid working.
Hi interested in the area served by 52D. also researching colliery wagonways from same area.
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A couple of items for folks to put their thoughts to if they feel inclined to do so -

1/ I've a mind to do a W1/3. A what if scenario - 10000 was a success as built and not tweaked to blazes. Gresley is impressed enough with the results to order a few more "improved" Hush-Hush's. I've a mind to put an A4 cab behind the water-tube wrapping, space the Cartazzi/Bissel arrangement to accommodate a larger firespace, but keep the iconic front-end with the 'wings'. Any other ideas would be most welcome.

2/ Loosely based from Graeme's original 4-8-2 build, I may make an attempt at producing my own valanced streamliner with a warship-themed name.
Brian

Anything weird or unusual will catch my interest, be it an express or locomotive

I'm also drawn to the commemorative, let's hope Bachmann will produce 6165 Valour.
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Re: My models (some LNER)

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Manxman1831 wrote:A couple of items for folks to put their thoughts to if they feel inclined to do so -

1/ I've a mind to do a W1/3. A what if scenario - 10000 was a success as built and not tweaked to blazes. Gresley is impressed enough with the results to order a few more "improved" Hush-Hush's. I've a mind to put an A4 cab behind the water-tube wrapping, space the Cartazzi/Bissel arrangement to accommodate a larger firespace, but keep the iconic front-end with the 'wings'. Any other ideas would be most welcome.

2/ Loosely based from Graeme's original 4-8-2 build, I may make an attempt at producing my own valanced streamliner with a warship-themed name.
Go for them both! Great fun! :lol:
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Re: My models (some LNER)

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Well the LNER already have Castles, Halls etc so a little Warship wont upset the applecart too much :D
Hi interested in the area served by 52D. also researching colliery wagonways from same area.
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