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It looks mighty fine to me! (especially as a "re-pat"):D

Lovely job!

My initial guess would be an extended plastic storage box with plastic strip and detailing

Johnnie2sheds:89047 wrote: in the hope we can stick one on the French  :twisted:

A man after my own heart!

I'd like to see a re-gaugeable "entry level" freelance loco join Bertie and Millie.
One model to cater for both gauges, affordable to newcomers and those of us on a tight budget, and an appeal to fans of customising - what a winner!

I've never understood the word "Pike" being used or a model railway. Where I live it's a type of fish, a bitey, slimey one with lots of little bones and sharp teeth and a voracious appetite. The word seems to mean "road" in "american". Keith, it's the old "differe...

vjoneslong5040:88948 wrote:Sorry I follow a man's game: Rugby Union! Up the Ospreys!

TIGERS!!!

The pleasure has been all ours I can assure you!
Many thanks again for posting!!

I'd heartily recommend having a look over on this forum;

http://modelsteam.myfreeforum.org/forum ... 7b25b249da

and I'm sure there's some folks on there that would love to see them and have plenty of advice to offer

Just catching up on this thread, can't help with the teak paint (but there might be something on RMWeb from the 00 guys?), but have to say that they look very nice kits - I'm looking forward to seeing how they turn out

TOP NOTCH!

When I started reading your thread, my immediate thoughts were "good on you" for making the time and taking the effort to contribute
As I followed it through as far as your excellent photo's, all I can say now is "can we have some more please?"

"Don't tell him your name Pike!"

Chris Cairns:88560 wrote:That is a very nice meeting of the gauges Michael - just a pity about the intrusive overhead wires.

or even;

pauly:88551 wrote:I quietly hid the bodywork in a drawer in shame

I've often wondered what had happened to your black saddle tank - it was a Christmas present as I recall
Shame indeed Pauly!!

Im not looking for guesses and opinions. I am looking for solid facts about this model. I'm sorry, you might be "a train guy", but you're obviously not familiar with this type of model otherwise you'd welcome the guesses and opinions from people who are , and use them as part of your rese...

Fantastic set of photo's again - please keep 'em coming, and "yes please" to the video

She was only the signalman's daughter, but she knew the gangers length.

Why did the chicken cross the Moebius strip?
To get to the same side.

Brian Blessed is doing the voice-over for the new "preservation era" Thomas The Tank Engine series - I can't wait for the episode where No.4 is restored and he utters the immortal words "GORDAN'S ALIVE!"

Thanks for the photo's Chris
Really nice engine - I must seriously think about titivating the Te (mind you, I still have the Bandai kit. I might keep it and actually build it), and the Mortier in its red trailer is most appropriate

The Native Americans used to trust the white man;
now they have their reservations.