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Various railway orientated modelling projects in my new workshop/railway room.

08 Jun 2014
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Lakebank progress report

Work continues on developing the scenery of the layout. I have been turning my thoughts to the stock needed and we now have a passenger train.

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The two etched brass coaches are 3mm society L&Y kits- a brake third and a composite. They were started many years ago and I have finished hem off mainly with adding the various castings and detailing the roofs. They now need painting!

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The third coach is a LNWR low roof brake third. This was scratch built in plasticard to 12mm gauge over 20 years ago. It has just been re-wheeled with 14.2mm gauge ones.

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In this picture the steam yacht ‘Esperance’ can be seen on the lake which is yet to be painted!

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  1. sed30 on said:

    Reblogged this on sed30's Blog and commented:
    Coming on well.

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