Coal Load in a tender
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Coal Load in a tender
Hi All, I know somemember has done it but cant find out how to make a decent looking coal load to go in my MSS tender.
Hope you can help
Will
Hope you can help
Will
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A piece of plasticard with coal glued on it looks even better!
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That is more or less what I did, only I mixed the charcoal in with some watered down pva, it dries clear so doesn't need painting after. Think it is a bit small to be to scale thoughACLR wrote:black aquarium filter charcole doesit for me stick it onto some expanded foam (the stuf they use for packing electronic equipment in) glue on with pvc glue and spray the whole lot black
Some pics of my tender made using a flatbed mamod truck.




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