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On Thursday I will say goodbye to this layout. It was one of three I made during the covid lockdown. Sadly I never got around to even offering it to Exhibition Managers and as such it has never been ‘on the circuit’.

Attached are my last batch of photos that I took this afternoon as a memory of those weird lockdown months. After three years storage it ran very well ...


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Before going any further, I have to admit that the B1 has turned out weathered a bit more than I actually wanted! This is the last loco of the recent batch of detailing and upgrading certain items with better quality products.

So here we are with a medium weathering created by airbrushing, dry brushing and a few powders. During taking the photos of the loco, I reali...


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After several attempts to make my Bachmann Brass 4F more realistic, I declare it finished! This has been a long project over a couple of years that had to fit in amongst lots of other jobs. It is now crewed, lamps fitted and final weathering blended to match original medium coating.


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Another two of the fantastic Dapol Fuel Tanks weathered. The Esso is Light to Medium and the Shell/BP is Medium weathered. This must make at least 25-30 I have done over the years and its always a pleasure.


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My Q6 is now weathered after an extensive rebuilding program as stated in a previous post. I have given it a medium standard that reflects a really hard worked engine. A crew has now been added, but oil lamps still needed.

There seems to be several Q6’s for sale at the moment in O Gauge. They all seem very expensive and have been lettered and numbered as BR, which d...


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