Clockwork Wren
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That has turned out very nicely, and it's origins make it an eye opener as to what can be done with a simple wind up loco mechanism.
Grant.
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I like the spoked wheels, adds more visual interest when in motion.
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As Peter says, the magic that a rattle tin of primer can deliver!
Any chance of seeing it in action?
Any chance of seeing it in action?
Where did I put that uncoupler?
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Thanks for all the kind comments, I'll get the final colour coats done and then try and put together some video of it running. Based on how the chassis ran it's going to be fast!
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So it's taken a while, paint job isn't finished but I thought I'd try to put together a video of it running! Sorry about the jerkyness of the filming, first attempt and all that! I cut out a few bits and unfortunately the video editor has squished the image a little!
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Very nice job that.
I did notice a clock work engine on the heritage stand and llanfair and thought of your project.
I did notice a clock work engine on the heritage stand and llanfair and thought of your project.
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I don't think the video does your loco justice.
Can you not try again uploading it?
Can you not try again uploading it?
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