A Problem With A Wagon...................
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A Problem With A Wagon...................
I'd like you all to look at: www.mdlr.co.uk/talwag.html and pass an opinion on the question I pose at the bottom of the page.............
If nothing else, paint the wheels and axle boxes. Please.
Tony Willmore
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- 'Pierre Berry
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I would stain over the mould to give that wonderful dirty look. Paint all the bare brass and paint wheels and axle boxes.
If it can be made full scale it can be made 16mm
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- IrishPeter
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I'd go with a couple of coats of watered down grey paint so it looks as though it once saw a paint shop, some rust streaks on the hinges and body metalwork, then some rusty-black mix on the running gear. Grotty - like an old 'M' wagon!
Just my tuppen'orth,
Peter in AZ
Just my tuppen'orth,
Peter in AZ
Traffic Pattern? What pattern? Spuds out; grain in, but cattle, sheep and passengers are a lot less predictable.
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