As Aaron has said, and I too like the working doors and latches. Great work all round on a cute looking wagon.
Grant.
Peatwagon - scratchbuild
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Re: Peatwagon - scratchbuild
Word of warning and note to myself; use epoxy in all the parts when building, maybe assisted with CA glue and varnish properly the whole wagon after finished. This is what happened after a weekends heavy raining. The underframe and the flooring is falling apart. My fault as some of those parts were glued only with white glue and I forgot to varnish the wagon flooring... 
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Re: Peatwagon - scratchbuild
Nature will always win!
But having said that, some people pay good money for added decrepitude to their stock..
I think it looks great!
Phil.P
But having said that, some people pay good money for added decrepitude to their stock..
I think it looks great!
Phil.P
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