These have come out really well. Lining with transfers seems a lot easier than in the old days. I used to use humbrol paint, a bow pen and ruler…..very hit and miss, especially on curves. Drove me mad to be honest….
Hornby Dublo restoration project
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So a tender for the unlined black duchess next. Decided the base (wheels and frames etc) are too good to restore so I shall just spray top and leave the coal as plastic as original.
Black undercoat, black top coat, satin varnish and then LMS decals.Attached FilesComment
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Thanks Laurie, it's a never ending project as I seem to buy more and more in need of a new lease of lifeComment
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I just put them back on eBay where they came from. I use them as practice really for my air brushing as if I mess them up I can just restrip and they don't cost alot.Comment
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Fair enough. I was thinking you must have quite a few by now and couldn’t quite see how you displayed them.Comment
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Yes, also I only have bodies, not chassis so they live on a shelf above my shed door until new owners come forward for each.Comment
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A productive day today, although had a few disasters.
Real issue with my varnish. Apply decals, even a drop of water and my varnish is lifting?? Haven't changed anything and am using the same varnish, not sure what the issue is.
Anyway the locos I have done this leave are all photographed together here, next 9 in progress. Be sad to see the BR green ones go as they look quite nice together.
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Wow James.
Showed my wife your collection. Very impressed.
Parting words he is just as dopey as you are. Gee women.
What are you eventually going to do with them Have you any track ?
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