A final look at the loco in bare brass before it visits the paint shop;
Once this one is sent off to its owner I can concentrate on getting mine running.
Paul.
Friday, 29 March 2013
Judith Edge Ruston 48DS - part 2.
I've fitted the derail beams (easier than it looks), side window surrounds (filigree thin but again easier than I thought), steps and resin filler caps. I didn't use the supplied sandboxes as they were too wide and would interfere with the tails of the sprung buffers so I knocked up some from plastic. The loco now weighs 55 grams, I might try and fit a few more grams of lead in yet. Still to fit are the brakes, but I'll do that while I'm giving the body a coat of primer.
A final look at the loco in bare brass before it visits the paint shop;
Once this one is sent off to its owner I can concentrate on getting mine running.
Paul.
A final look at the loco in bare brass before it visits the paint shop;
Once this one is sent off to its owner I can concentrate on getting mine running.
Paul.
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