44767
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Post by 44767 on Jun 21, 2009 11:54:23 GMT
I have just uploaded a set of photos of the 5" gauge BR Mk 1 BSK which I built using a Doug Hewson kit. Much extra detail was added after researching books and from photos taken by myself. Here's one of the photos:  The rest are here: www.flickr.com/photos/mkrj/sets/72157614326808581/Have a look at the other sets of photos while you're there. Mike |
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sapper
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Post by sapper on Jun 21, 2009 19:35:47 GMT
A rake of these would look good behind my Geo Stephenson.
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simonwass
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Cecil Pagets 2-6-2 of 1908. Engine number 2299. Would make a fascinating model....
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Post by simonwass on Jun 21, 2009 21:55:31 GMT
Very nice work, details look great.
I remember Doug doing the drawings for the bogies ages ago in EIM, complex but very good replicas.
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Post by Shawki Shlemon on Jun 22, 2009 10:35:13 GMT
Whether you build it from a kit or from scratch , this quality and finish needs a lot of patience , very nice indeed .
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Post by spamcanman on Jun 28, 2009 22:22:05 GMT
gosh mike, that looks very nice are you making a rake of them if so how many?
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44767
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Post by 44767 on Jun 29, 2009 9:34:23 GMT
I would love to have a rake of them but the time spent just making one, let alone the cost of the kits now, is prohibitive. Well, at least until I win Lotto! I had intended to build up a rake of them for my Black 5 to haul. This took a couple of years of evenings ( not every evening) to build. At the moment then, the answer is "one". It would look alright behind a Jinty I guess!
Having said that, I believe that now it is finished it is worth quite a bit more that the cost of the kit- that is to anyone willing to pay and who wants to have one ready to run. Maybe I should take orders for making up kits!?
Thanks to everyone for all your comments about my carriage. It was an interesting excercise which gave me a much better understanding of how and why certain things are done. Next a whole lot of wagons I think.........mass production...... long mineral trains....
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