Taking off into 7/8 ( or 1:13,3)
- Lonsdaler
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Looks like a thunderbox to me!Gralyn:109521 wrote:Looks like a coal bunker that is going to be built into a hillside now!.
Phil
Sporadic Garden Railer who's inconsistencies know no bounds
My Line - https://gardenrails.org/forum/viewtopic ... 41&t=11077
Sporadic Garden Railer who's inconsistencies know no bounds
My Line - https://gardenrails.org/forum/viewtopic ... 41&t=11077
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St.Michael
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St.Michael
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St.Michael
Absolutely spot on!Gralyn:109598 wrote:How about a coal bunker for said loco with the hatch giving access to a control knob?.
It´s the gastank that I always wanted to hide under a coal load. And when I´m building in this large scale I finally descided how to do it..


The bunker is just loosely stuck on place, I´m thinking of using silicone on a few spots to fix it.
- Peter Butler
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St.Michael
Hi all. Thought I show you the final tuch to the coalbunker.
I actually tried to buy a loco tool set from Model earth design, but they couldn´t deliver so I had to make a coal shovel by my own.

It is rather small, but this is a really small loco to.
Well I have started on a godswagon now, and that is turning in to something really big. I don´t think it can run on two axels so I have borrowed boggies from my old LGB material (It´s funny how easy LGB stuff can transfer into 7/8
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I actually tried to buy a loco tool set from Model earth design, but they couldn´t deliver so I had to make a coal shovel by my own.

It is rather small, but this is a really small loco to.
Well I have started on a godswagon now, and that is turning in to something really big. I don´t think it can run on two axels so I have borrowed boggies from my old LGB material (It´s funny how easy LGB stuff can transfer into 7/8
- Chris Cairns
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St.Michael
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St.Michael
Lately I have been building my own tracks. Don´t know how many I will make, but I find it kind of relaxing building them. The brass-rails are more easy to shape than I had suspected. I used the Belly bottom railbender technology

On the upper left you can compare with an original LGB-track
Regards from Michael

On the upper left you can compare with an original LGB-track
Regards from Michael
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St.Michael
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St.Michael
Hi all. The whole summer has gone by. Sadly I have been occupied with 1:1 scale projects. My Chaloner is placed on an exhibition, and my O&K loco has been delayed with a half year.
But I got a chance to buy the Ipe Ruston at half price. So in between I have been building this:

As you can see it´s not finnished yet, but the sheep were duly impressed

As you can see it´s not finnished yet, but the sheep were duly impressed
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