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Phat Controller Full Member 
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well over the Xmas NYE break I decided to get some more weathering done, considering I couldn't go anywhere, as the fires have me hemmed in. so I purchased this ugly duckling (it really is hideous)  I like a challenge, and this was my Xmas present to myself, to make it look something passable as an acceptable piece of rolling stock on my layout.  It's a Frateschi HO Cement Hopper (made in Brazil) cost me AU$38.00 with postage - enough for me to take a risk. It sat on the table for a few days, as I dealt with other rolling stock, but I was always looking for things to do to it.
So i took to it with gusto over a couple of days, deciding what to do next.
  I reckon it turned out quite well considering what it looked like straight out of the box. Might even get another one, once this one has grown on me  ____________________ research = asking a bloke who knows a bloke who said something vaguely similar to what I wanted to hear! - Tony (aka the Phat Controller) |
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Ed Full Member 
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Nice job  Ed ____________________ Engineers just love to change things |
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Headmaster Full Member 
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Unrecognisable from the starting point! Nice job. Michael ____________________ Michael Faversham Creek "There is no harm in repeating a good thing." Plato |
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Thank you chaps, it was a nice little challenge to work on. Turned out rather well, for little expense, and looks a whole lot better than the original. Felt a little cheated that the original didn't come with buffers, but I knew I had some to spare. onto my next challenge ................ ____________________ research = asking a bloke who knows a bloke who said something vaguely similar to what I wanted to hear! - Tony (aka the Phat Controller) |
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I was perusing the online auction and came across a couple of these ............ Nice condition all bits accounted for and a bargain @ AUD$25.50 (incl postage) each Straight away you know exactly whats going to happen to them 'cos they just looked wayyyy to shiney!  So, yes, out with the paints and the powders. after an hour or so between cups of tea and a cream apple turnover (a guys gotta eat!) they turned into these lil beauties.   I bought them on the pretext of weathering them and selling them on. Now that they're done, I'm not sure I want to sell them. That being said I've ended up with a lot more modern rolling stock (that I want to keep) that is out of my original era (1960's). I am also wondering if I DO keep them then I'll have to make up a train of similar period wagons and a Loco to pull them! *sigh* this hobby is full of pitfalls!  ____________________ research = asking a bloke who knows a bloke who said something vaguely similar to what I wanted to hear! - Tony (aka the Phat Controller) |
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Sol A modelling Moderator. 
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Me, I convert similar UK ones to bogie style - really makes the UK outline modeller shudder ! Yours look good dirtied up... ____________________ Ron NCE DCC ; 00 scale UK outline. |
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Phat Controller Full Member
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double bogied VGA vans!! omg Sol the heresy! you'll be hunted down and flogged 
____________________ research = asking a bloke who knows a bloke who said something vaguely similar to what I wanted to hear! - Tony (aka the Phat Controller) |
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Phat Controller wrote: double bogied VGA vans!! omg Sol the heresy! you'll be hunted down and flogged No he won't - we're not a particularly violent lot on here, but have you noticed nobody speaks to him ………………... ____________________ 'Petermac |
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Sol A modelling Moderator.
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One I modified from to making it a Private Owner van  ____________________ Ron NCE DCC ; 00 scale UK outline. |
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Phat Controller Full Member
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lol it HAD to be a beer wagon!! I must admit it looks OK with bogies on , I can see the appeal. and yes Peter we are a lovely forgiving bunch on here, although I didn't notice the stonewalling of Sol. No bother, I'll talk to anybody if they'll listen - comes from living alone I spose (btw I know it's all in jest - and nothing to do with him living in Adelaide!) ____________________ research = asking a bloke who knows a bloke who said something vaguely similar to what I wanted to hear! - Tony (aka the Phat Controller) |
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