Cramdin Yard
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Congratulations for another mention in Model Rail this month.
The more i look at this layout, the more i fall in love with it.
Thanks, Stew.
The more i look at this layout, the more i fall in love with it.
Thanks, Stew.
Please take a look at both my layouts:
My layout: http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... 22&t=28240
My 5" Gauge layout: http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... 22&t=29058
My layout: http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... 22&t=28240
My 5" Gauge layout: http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... 22&t=29058
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Hi Dave, where did you get those backscenes with the buildings on them from?
Regards, Jed
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I made them. The backscene is simply 3mm MDF sprayed with white emulsion then a grading of pale blue onto which I have pasted various bits of building images that I have found on the interweb, scaled and printed on the PC.lmsrail wrote:Hi Dave, where did you get those backscenes with the buildings on them from?
Cheers
Dave
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Things have been a bit quiet on this thread but today our roving photographer was down at the yard watching the preparations for a trip to Tonbridge next week and managed to catch the first 70 hauled service through the area. There's ugly then there is the class 70!
70006 has already started to accumulate grime!
Cheers
Dave
70006 has already started to accumulate grime!
Cheers
Dave
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I actually think its not a bad looking loco. Theres just something about it...
Ryan
Ryan
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If it didn't have the two yellow lights(?) below the white ones on the front, I think it would look a lot better, but I quite like it.briantwigley wrote:I actually think its not a bad looking loco. Theres just something about it...
Ryan
This is my opinion
Stew.
Please take a look at both my layouts:
My layout: http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... 22&t=28240
My 5" Gauge layout: http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... 22&t=29058
My layout: http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... 22&t=28240
My 5" Gauge layout: http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... 22&t=29058
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Aren't those buffers?Stewart Gethin wrote: If it didn't have the two yellow lights(?) below the white ones on the front, I think it would look a lot better, but I quite like it.
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Yup high-vis yellow spots on the buffers, although it seems a bit pointless considering that the whole front cab is high-vis yellow. If someone can't notice that then the buffers surely are the least of your concerns! My she is a beast, still she looks good in that setting and it's nice to see something from Cramdin Yard.tuxychuff wrote:Aren't those buffers?
Cheers,
Stuart.
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This forum really needs a 'Like' button to like peoples post/images etc. as that picture of the 70 looks amazing
Ben
Ben
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It does look rather good doesn't it? If I hadn't have known I would have sworn the shot was real!trainsandco wrote:This forum really needs a 'Like' button to like peoples post/images etc. as that picture of the 70 looks amazing
Cheers,
Stuart.
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Maybe a rating for good stuff:trainsandco wrote:This forum really needs a 'Like' button to like peoples post/images etc. as that picture of the 70 looks amazing
Ben
- 0. Umpph.....
1. That's good.
2. That's very good.
3. That's brilliant.
4. Is that a model?
5. I'm sure that's not a model!
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Kinda remind me of the old Fiat Multipla, angles EVERYWHEREThere's ugly then there is the class 70!
Chris
Bookseller, philosopher and brutally forthright. If you don't like what I say, so what?
Bookseller, philosopher and brutally forthright. If you don't like what I say, so what?
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We used to call that the spaz mobile...auricom wrote:Kinda remind me of the old Fiat Multipla, angles EVERYWHEREThere's ugly then there is the class 70!
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Great pic Dave from a great layout. I think the 70's will gradually grow on people. I imagine its a good powerful and good running model. Probably pull just about everything you could hang on it.
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Saw this layout in the flesh today at Tonbridge, it looked really impressive, and much bigger in real life than I thought it was from the pictures here.
Cracking layout.
J
Cracking layout.
J