Brandbright wagon on a mamod chassis
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Brandbright wagon on a mamod chassis
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WAGON ON EBAY>>>>>>>>
You (Dads) cheque book modellers....build your own
Obtain wood veg boxes or card boxes and axle boxes from Tenmillie or Cambrian or Binnie and use any wheels and bits from the scrap box you have....for £15 you could build at least 3-5 trucks
Card boxes for body and fence clips for axle boxes for carriages/van.
Examples attached......what else have you lot got to do all summer
Crackingjob
Obtain wood veg boxes or card boxes and axle boxes from Tenmillie or Cambrian or Binnie and use any wheels and bits from the scrap box you have....for £15 you could build at least 3-5 trucks
Card boxes for body and fence clips for axle boxes for carriages/van.
Examples attached......what else have you lot got to do all summer
Crackingjob
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Re: WAGON ON EBAY>>>>>>>>
Play proper trains!Crackingjob wrote:what else have you lot got to do all summer
Re: WAGON ON EBAY>>>>>>>>
To try and improve the railway when its raining...... or build coach kits (no not from dad's cheque book, I have my own thanks!) which I'm not progressing fast on as I usually fall asleep in the shed.Crackingjob wrote:what else have you lot got to do all summer
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Play proper trains
Mr Chair...remember to smile at the tourists....though the bit I naughtly like is when you get small kids brought up on Thomas and simple toot toots, and the first loco they see...the drain cocks are let off and the noise and steam sends them in to a frenzy....so be gentle...they could be our future members
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ps have fun you lucky thing Mr Chair
pps Hancockshire..Persil box...you have not lived...dare you to build something out of household scrap..... reduce reuse recycle
Here is one of my projects...a Rolls Kanardly
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ps have fun you lucky thing Mr Chair
pps Hancockshire..Persil box...you have not lived...dare you to build something out of household scrap..... reduce reuse recycle
Here is one of my projects...a Rolls Kanardly
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AWNUTS & RECYCLED contraptions
will try to bring to run on your POSH line......as for falling asleep its all that studying and then late night blogging/uploading videos when your supposed to be studying!!!!
anyway off to help run a camp....trains will have to wait a few days
Happy bodging
Crackingjob
anyway off to help run a camp....trains will have to wait a few days
Happy bodging
Crackingjob
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YES!made-in-england wrote:Dare I show my wallace and gromit train??
As for "building your own", thats what I have been doing for the past 3 1/2 years Although I've never got round to making a Dragon carriage for the ANLR (the one bit of whimsey that I have got planned)
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Re: AWNUTS & RECYCLED contraptions
Pfffft I do the studying BEFORE the uploading vids of the previous sunday's videos Anyway, soon I will be able to tell you if it mattered or notCrackingjob wrote:as for falling asleep its all that studying and then late night blogging/uploading videos when your supposed to be studying!!!!
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