BigGRacing
Aka. Gary Russell
You mean squaring them like a 45 deg angle?
Mail Call! Railway Post Office, commonly abbreviated as RPO has rolled in!
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KriegslokBR52
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Something like that, squaring off the side first and then adding sloped wall on top of that
Image taken from this site: https://www.railarchive.net/cnrgtwdvl/cnr6034_dvl.htm
You would probably have to cut down high side and low side first, glue in a bead on top edge and then add the sloped coal bunker on top. A little of work definitelly, but the tender would loose that Lehigh Valley look.
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westtexjohn
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Love the price tag. Of all places I have bought model trains, I don't think any ever came from "Housewares/Collectibles".......well collectibles maybe, never housewares.
John
GuilfordRailman
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Yeah, I thought the housewares/collectibles tag was interesting haha. It was next to the glassware and plates of all things!Love the price tag. Of all places I have bought model trains, I don't think any ever came from "Housewares/Collectibles".......well collectibles maybe, never housewares.
John
migalyto
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Thats very unique!
Smudge617
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That's what I thought, I have no need for it, but I've never seen one before, so I bought it, nuts right?
migalyto
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NorthBrit
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In the 1930s the General Steam Navigation Company (GSN) worked closely with the New Medway Steam Packet Company and in 1936 acquired the New Medway Company outright.
I am a supporter for the preservation of the paddle steamer "Medway Queen" which is based at Gillingham Pier. A way of acquiring funds they commission Dapol to build models for them to sell.
This years models have just arrived.
I am a supporter for the preservation of the paddle steamer "Medway Queen" which is based at Gillingham Pier. A way of acquiring funds they commission Dapol to build models for them to sell.
This years models have just arrived.
BigGRacing
Aka. Gary Russell
Like I said, beautiful engines! I am So far from that point still!
Smudge617
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Your a lot closer than you think Gary.
migalyto
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Thats a great looking locomotive Chris!
I think a video of it running around the layout is in order.
Smudge617
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I'll try and oblige, but I'm having "Houston we have a problem" moment with it.Thats a great looking locomotive Chris!
I think a video of it running around the layout is in order.
Smudge617
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Sorted, (I think) I'll definitely know in about a week.
TLOC
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That looks awesome. Enjoy
Smudge617
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OK, so this afternoon all my plans for a few more HO scale locomotives went so far out the window, I think my plan is still falling. 
Reason
I got an email this afternoon while at work about another Accurascale OO scale Class 37 DCC ready Locomotive, which was on pre-order for Q3 2024, seems either a few people backed out of buying them or rescinded their orders for this years run, either way this is now on it's way to me,
Reason
I got an email this afternoon while at work about another Accurascale OO scale Class 37 DCC ready Locomotive, which was on pre-order for Q3 2024, seems either a few people backed out of buying them or rescinded their orders for this years run, either way this is now on it's way to me,
migalyto
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That is a great looking locomotive.OK, so this afternoon all my plans for a few more HO scale locomotives went so far out the window, I think my plan is still falling.
Reason
I got an email this afternoon while at work about another Accurascale OO scale Class 37 DCC ready Locomotive, which was on pre-order for Q3 2024, seems either a few people backed out of buying them or rescinded their orders for this years run, either way this is now on it's way to me,
Looks to be well detailed, looking forward to seeing photos of it when you receive it.
