For more years than I can remember our model of the FR's newest double engine, David Lloyd George, has been running around without nameplates.
Finally it is proudly sporting a pair...
Until recently 009 nameplates have been very hard to come by unless your kit came with them or it was one of the more popular / common prototypes, which DLG is not.
But, 009 modellers, despair no more, because in the last year or a new nameplate supplier has appeared on the horizon. Narrow Planet provide a completely bespoke, and in our experience, highly efficient service, and will design and produce plates to your exact requirements at a very agreeable price.
A number of other models are now also sporting Narrow Planet plates including Planet diesel Upnor Castle.
K1 is now fully dressed...
As is NGG16 87....
Wednesday, 16 March 2011
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They really look the part!
ReplyDeleteThere is another 009 model of DLG, bashed from a Langley kit. I made it, but it has now left my posession. The last I saw of it was on the 009 sales stand at Narrow Gauge North...
Looks like you 'Upnor Castle' has more nameplates than the real engine!
ReplyDeleteChris, I stand corrected and have duly removed the claim that ours was the first DLG!
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