BRON HEBOG
Sunday, 5 September 2010
Airbrush Action
The ballast wagons have had some attention from Himself and his airbrush.
Here are a couple of ex-works shots.
And posed next to a (Worsley Works kit-built) B wagon for comparison..
The next stage will be to give these a good dose of weathering because these wagons are the humble and heavily-worked of the WHR fleet.
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