Sorry for the lapse of posts, I hope to improve the regularity in the near future.
Moving on, this is a delightful little kit which is some age.
It is of course a model of a Great Western Shunters Truck.
Made, I believe, by K's, the kit is white metal throughout and comprises just a few parts- so long since I made it, I can't remember how many!
The handrails are Hornby examples from a sgnal gantry, painted white, they look a reasonable representation.
The body is finished in engineers black- and the transfers are from the old Woodhead sheet- although
not exactly right. The name beat me so the branding reads 'Not in common use'.
Altogether an unusual model but another wagon for use on both 'Hennock' and 'Teignford'.
This weekend coming, the 29th/30th October at the Weymouth exhibition with 'Hennock'. Come and say hello if you can attend.
New post on Teignford today. See L/H side 3mm related sites.
Moving on, this is a delightful little kit which is some age.
It is of course a model of a Great Western Shunters Truck.
Made, I believe, by K's, the kit is white metal throughout and comprises just a few parts- so long since I made it, I can't remember how many!
The handrails are Hornby examples from a sgnal gantry, painted white, they look a reasonable representation.
The body is finished in engineers black- and the transfers are from the old Woodhead sheet- although
not exactly right. The name beat me so the branding reads 'Not in common use'.
Altogether an unusual model but another wagon for use on both 'Hennock' and 'Teignford'.
This weekend coming, the 29th/30th October at the Weymouth exhibition with 'Hennock'. Come and say hello if you can attend.
New post on Teignford today. See L/H side 3mm related sites.
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