BRON HEBOG

The great thing about the blog is that I don't have to issue orders, I simply hint at something here and it happens! Himself has provide...

You might recall a few weeks ago I cast a few of my flat DZ wagon kits for Himself to use for the 'dismantled Garratt' feature.    ...

Himself has so many projects on the go that I never quite know what’s going to be pinged across when I request a photo update - today it tur...

I find myself beginning 2019 much the same as I ended the previous year - casting another batch of wagon kits. Sales of my SAR range at...

For the last post of 2017 I'll bring our modelling review of the year up to date. October Himself was steadily getting on with th...

The weather conditions have, at last, materialised to allow me to spray the SAR wagons I'm building for a client; dry, mild, calm and lo...

Nearly all the construction is done now on the batch of SAR wagons I've been making for a customer. Since I last posted I have mad...

You have to look hard at most narrow gauge wagons to see whether or not they have continuous brakes. In most cases the main giveaway will ...

The basic wagon bodies have been glued together now. One of the distinctive features of the SAR wagons is the pressed panels in the doo...

The list of future projects has grown now I've finally got some pictures of the unique BZ wagon. This is a hybrid that's been drea...

Plans have changed slightly. I did indicate in the previous post that I was going to start making a couple of the missing houses from the ...

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

Generally I'm pretty satisfied with the success rate with the castings for the wagon kits but there are always a few which for various r...

The wagon kits have been selling so fast I've had to set aside a week to cast another batch. I suppose it's a nice problem ...

The pace has slowed a little after our return from Dinas and the flurry of activity in the weeks leading up to it. Himself will be taking ...

A couple of weeks ago I handed over my new WHR water tank wagon for Himself to have a tinker with. He's stuck on the transfers. T...

Well almost. It's as near as damn it completed. It still needs to get a spray varnish and some transfer lettering as the finishing ...

I reckon on any model there are always some details that you can get away without fitting but also some that are absolutely essential if you...

The moment has come to fix the tank permanently on the wagon now most of the painting is complete. Until now the pictures I've post...

it quite often feels as if painting a model takes longer than building it! It took me most of a week to get this far with the water tank w...