BRON HEBOG

The last few days of modelling have been filled with more steady casting as I work to restock Narrow Planet with the full range of SAR wagon...

October So to the final post of the year. Dduallt was making yet another comeback, appearing at our home club's exhibition over tw...

With just the small matter of the bogie frames to clean up and fit it didn't take long to finish off the wagons I've been making for...

The old adage goes that the customer is always right, even when they're wrong. When I'm building models to order I always do my be...

I took the wagons over to Himself's place to take advantage of one of his nifty bits of kit - a spray booth turntable. My presence ...

The wagon bodies I've been building for a customer are at the stage where they're ready to be given a coat of red oxide colour. ...

One of the features I love best about the South African wagon kits I make are the bits I had no part in making - other than asking a much cl...

Occasionally I get asked if, as well as manufacturing resin wagon kits, I could supply them as ready-to-run models, which I don't mind d...

Or perhaps gooey goulash, in this case, because this wagon has Romanian roots. It was built for the WHR push to Porthmadog to supplemen...

The 'scrapped' wagons are ready to be sent off of their new owner. They obviously look far too clean and well presented right ...

It's been a quiet week on the modelling front - other than wall to wall resin casting. (Around a third of the wagon kits for the FR sh...

July The second half of the year began with Himself starting work on the very final scenic board of the layout which leads into the fidd...

The mould for the NG-Y ballast wagon sides has been tried out for the first time and I'm more than satisfied with the result. Here...

I'm just about ready to make the first mould for the ballast wagon kit. Here you see the wagon side in its moulding box about to be co...

So I've started work on my second resin kit project. The follow up to the DZ wagons is going to be the NG Y ballast wagons, of which t...

A treat for South African NG fans this week, our featured model is one of our pair of the WHR's ex-SAR ballast wagons. In my opinio...

This is another of my most favourite scratch built models. This wagon was built new for the WHR in Romania in 2006 and was apparently b...