BRON HEBOG
Saturday, 26 February 2011
Meanwhile...
If you've been puzzled by a lack of posts this week it's because I've been busy finishing off a contract for a couple of 7mm ballast wagons.
(There are progress updates over on the Boston Largs site)
They're pretty much finished apart from rivets, for which I will be trying out resin water-slide transfers from the U.S. for the first time.
Here's how it looks at the moment...
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