This one's a bit more upright than the John Deere conversion previously featured;
I'm not sure about the make, but the design is rather neat;
Two folding trolleys accompany it;
I like!
Paul.
Sunday, 25 October 2015
Another Road/Rail Runabout.
Here's another runabout spotted in Buxton today;
This one's a bit more upright than the John Deere conversion previously featured;
I'm not sure about the make, but the design is rather neat;
Two folding trolleys accompany it;
I like!
Paul.
This one's a bit more upright than the John Deere conversion previously featured;
I'm not sure about the make, but the design is rather neat;
Two folding trolleys accompany it;
I like!
Paul.
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That's very fine, a bit like an overgrown golf buggy. They had something like this recently, minus the rail wheels obviously, in the Forestry above us, so it must be a generic vehicle that is adapted to a number of different applications. It would make a great model!
ReplyDeleteOvergrown golf buggy - very good! There's at least one line in the States that goes through a golf course, so perhaps a golf buggy on flanged wheels isn't so far fetched...
DeleteThis is the sort of thing that I could imagine finding in a Kibri catalogue.
I want to see more modelling!
ReplyDeleteJulia :oP
I want to do more modelling!
DeleteIts been a busy year at work so I've been doing lots of overtime. Which of course is very good for the bank balance but has left me too tired to sit and concentrate. However, things are slowing down now so hopefully you'll be able to enjoy/endure/ignore regular modelling posts here soon.