St. Blazey's Works and Depot

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Not just the soldering E2E, the whole thing, I can never be bothered painting little people in so much detail.
Dave

You've got to love the elasticity of Rule No.1. Perfect for our differing styles of modelling Dave.
Remember, I know nothing about trains. I do know a BLACK 5 is different from a Jack of diamonds though.

The auto coach project is now finished apart from one front step that came off for and needs to be glued back on again.
I forgot to attach the hand rails to the side steps before I took the pictures but they are now back in place.

All the external details added to the driving end. A very finnicky job.

Although I cut the standing passengers and driver down, it still wasn't really enough and they are taller than anticipated though the windows.
Ho hum...
I've got 4 more various coaches to populate and light so hopefully will get it correct next time, but need to obtain some specific resources first.
Thanks
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Yes you usually find you need to chop off more than you first thought. Getting feet of waiting passengers sitting on a bench to meet the ground often needs the backs of their upper legs trimming away. Using some of the cheaper H0 figures helps get them into coaches or inside buildings.

[Phred]

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"Give us a chance precious!"

Oo-er! I heard my wife's voice when I read that.

Looks smashing with the lights on.

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End2end wrote:
"Give us a chance precious!"

Oo-er! I heard my wife's voice when I read that.

Looks smashing with the lights on.

Your wife does? Thats nice.

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Looks smashing with the lights on.

Thanks Phred.
Well worth the effort (and frustration) methinks.
Thanks
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