Himself has completed the underframe and added details such as the brake pipes.
We added a 10 thou styrene shin to finesse the ride height.
It should be a simple paint job with its plain green livery.
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About Me
- 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.
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