Himself has cut and fitted the glazing to Gwyrfai and put the carriage back together for a photo call before it is dismantled again for varnishing.
What do you reckon?
Friday 5 June 2020
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- Rob Waller
- Broadcaster, writer and railway modeller. Best known for the 009 Festiniog Railway layout 'Dduallt' which I built with my father David in the early 1990's and which is still making appearances on the exhibition circuit.
Superb modelling, as ever!
ReplyDeleteLooks like the real thing from here in the US. You two are a very talented pair and complement each other very well.
ReplyDeletelooking good and clear and scratch free - always a risky business and as flush as you are going to get. Crests look the part luckily! - you must find a use for the otherlines etc. Robert
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