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Well defined possibly too well defined and a bit too perfect for my liking would look better with a dent or two and a rivet missing here or there dont you think A good opportunity for the real rust treatment

I'm even more impressed with those photos.

looking great! Are they based on a particular prototype, or freelance?

Also, how much will the well wagon be?

MDLR:64783 wrote:Very nice - they look good with minimal weathering. I can see Shane building a rake of DISGUSTING looking ones!

PMSL Brian, am I getting a name for filth!!  :twisted:  :twisted:

But yes I can see this happening indeed!  ;)

Oh & I must say I like that Jocko, both in terms of the model & the weathering! Very nice..

Hi Guys,

I am very glad you all seem to like the new wagon, gives me the push to keep going with my program of expansion  :D

Freelance,
Model weight all in         700 grams
Length over buffers        8"
Width                              3 3/4"
hight                               5 1/4"
One piece body
One piece chassis

Thanks,
Rob.

Rob,

I love the tail lamp hidden inside the diesels cab, where is this from?

Hi,

Sorry, the lamp is hand made, along with everything else on the loco (except driver). I made the loco from 95% brass sheet last year for the 16mm Moty.

You can place an order for the wagons via the Email on my website. I will then send you a Paypal money request. When my new site is up and running, this wagon and other new stuff will be on it with the standard pay button attached  :D

Unfortunatly I have run out of wheel sets, so there will be a short delay in processing any orders I may take.

Thanks.
Rob.

I think I counted 233 rivets correct me if im wrong!

And all placed by hand on the master

excellent detail and at a very reasonable price too

Do you have a pic of yhe master be interested in the moulding andcasting technique

Hi,

The master moulds I made are exactly the same as the product

Rob.

Well thats an obvious answer and a swift one at that.. trade secrets I guess. I was interested how you get such a clean precise cast

I've just received a Wriggley Tin Van and Well Wagon from Rom at Swift Sixteen and just have to report firt of all on the speed of service and excellent packaging of the products.
The kits are packed in stout polythene bags (all of the van "loose parts fitting neatly inside the van body/ chassis) which are in turn stowed in a stout, foam chip filled box for protection.

The castings are exceptionally clean and the detail is superb - I know it's gonna sound like a cliche, but they actually are better than in the photo's!
There's a satisfying "heft" to the wagon kits as well.

Now, I'm feeling a tad frustrated, because these are two of the resin rolling stock kits that I'll using to demo at Peterborough and I'm itching to get started on 'em.............. Oh well, they say patience is a virtue

Best buy a couple of those as well to build straight away then..LOL

Pendo Pilot:65204 wrote:Best buy a couple of those as well to build straight away then.

............... and YOU'D better buy a rake of at least 6!!

................. and before the arguments start, does a grounded van body count as a "building", or "piece of rolling stock"?

hmm there may be a clue in the term ROLLING stock but I don't know.

Narrow Minded:65222 wrote:................. and before the arguments start, does a grounded van body count as a "building", or "piece of rolling stock"?

I'd consider it "ex-rolling stock"!

swiftsixteen:64751 wrote:Hi,

My website is undergoing an over hall, so I'm unable to upload new products right now. I thought you may like to see my newest product before it goes on sale on my website ?



More pics here.
http://s843.photobucket.com/albums/zz357/rbush/

Thanks,

Rob,
Swift Sixteen.

How long before these show on your website ?