Posted: Sat Nov 29, 2008 10:34 pm Post subject: Class 88
With the lack of any real info i got the saw out and started cutting two Hornby bodys up
Its a messy job and i still have all my fingers
Then with a bit af trimming i got this far
IT FITS ! (in panto mode) Looks like a class 88 will go to the loco shed ball get it ?
Now the slow bit ,filling to made her look realy smart
The joke ?, Pantograph , electric loco I can hear the groans _________________ Experience is something you don' t get until just after you need it .
I think if you showed it to a Hardcore Rivet counter they may explode... just because they can't rag the model _________________ Please visit
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Location: Camborne, Home of the Steam Locomotive in 1801
Posted: Sat Nov 29, 2008 10:53 pm Post subject:
Looking marvelous! What livery is it going to be in? _________________ Life is like a box of chocolates, so scoff it all while you can... Any more trouble from you, and it's a short sharp visit from the smack fairy!
Still thinking about the livery , but i think it will stay in Railfreight gray as if they had of made it thats what it would have been . Or might be experimental blue _________________ Experience is something you don' t get until just after you need it .
Thanks Will theres always one , Thinks .....Its the number of rivits used so far
Noakesy ... I have the chassis and bogies , just need to find a motor as the old one is naff _________________ Experience is something you don' t get until just after you need it .
Impressive! I suggested this to what's his name at ficticious liveries to do. First he stuck a pantograph on top of a HST before doing the "modular" loco. He never once gave me credit so I stopped sending him stuff.
I started off that whole stema loco in BR blue thing by the way!
A bit of paint and the panels by the door later and here it is
Still loads to do but a bit of paint always shows were more filling or sanding is needed _________________ Experience is something you don' t get until just after you need it .
It lives !!! I have fitted a motor from an Airfix 14xx and made a few mods to it , bolted it in and its running a treat just need a few more Hornby gears so it drives on more than one set of wheels _________________ Experience is something you don' t get until just after you need it .
Okay , and a coke for Noakesy , I might get the camera out now i will see if the battery is charged up _________________ Experience is something you don' t get until just after you need it .
Here you go , the light is poor but you can see it , not much time to do it as Deb wanted the table
Six coachies , no trouble and remember its only driving on one wheel _________________ Experience is something you don' t get until just after you need it .
A smashing job Pete.
It's always a great feeling when a project like this works and you know that
a) it was worth the effort and
b) you have a loco that no-one else has got!
Good one _________________ OK, so now what do I do?
Thanks Tom , Now the hard bit starts , It will need some more work sanding and filling then a repaint but the basics are now all done , I wonder what Dave will do with the cab from the 91 ?
Noakesy , As long as you don't drink it to quicky you can have a beer _________________ Experience is something you don' t get until just after you need it .
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