"Pen Y Bryn"

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phil.c
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"Pen Y Bryn"

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This area is still to be detailed.



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thebritfarmer
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Wow that is stunning !!
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Excellent stuff, is it portable, and is it/will it be available for shows ?
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Jeez, that is one of the most atmospheric set of pics I have seen. Outstanding!

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Phil

I'll be absolutely honest : I looked at the first photo and the only thing - the only thing - that gave it away was the mug in the background !

Absolutely first rate stuff there.

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Thanks all for the kind words.

It's not portable, if you look at my other posts you will see why.

I have to be honest, I hadn't noticed that mug until you mentioned it, to much hastle to re-take the picture, so I'll Photoshop it later.

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phil.c wrote:This area is still to be detailed.
:shock: Looks more detailed than most areas of my layout already!!
Superb modelling, love it!

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That's better, no cup or red tube of glue :D

Just some more info, real rust was added to the wagon.

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Thats Incredible!

Brilliant work!

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An excellent work of art.
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Thanks for the responce :D
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OK, so you took a couple of pictures at some real location and have called it a model !! :o :o
Come on, we all know you're kidding us all. 8)

Absolutely brilliant modelling! :D :D

What did you use for ballast/inter rail cover under the loaders?
Look forward to seeing more of your work
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Lysander wrote:I looked at the first photo and the only thing - the only thing - that gave it away was the mug in the background !
I didn't notice the mug, I was too busy looking at the grim, it's what real railways are made up of.

Done a good job there. Be looking out for an article in the mags about how its done.......
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Flashbang wrote:OK, so you took a couple of pictures at some real location and have called it a model !! :o :o
Come on, we all know you're kidding us all. 8)

Absolutely brilliant modelling! :D :D

What did you use for ballast/inter rail cover under the loaders?
Look forward to seeing more of your work
I knew I would'nt get away with it :roll: :D

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Absolutely outstanding modelling skills. If I were wearing my cap I'd doff it! :D
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