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Colin W Full Member ![]()
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#16 Coming together, almost Sides and seats are in place but I've not quite delivered on my weekend completion target for #16. I blame a TV "Blitz" with SWMBO to finish off "Endeavour Series 7" last evening which extended way beyond a reasonable hour (for me anyway). My now standard routine for getting the Red and Black Moquette came up well on the Ratio seats, I'm glad now I documented the sequence of painting last time, made it easy this time around. ![]() Even with just 25g added ballast the coach feels to be a good weight and I still have passengers, fittings, couplings etc. to add to the project. ____________________ Colin Westown - Heathfield, Steam on the GWR |
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Hi Colin. Very good. I gave up my TV a couple of years ago, what with the soaps and many repeats of them, it was too much to take. Best wishes Kevin
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Do you re-cast the wheel weights Colin - they don't look like the type on my car ........................ ![]() I could go back to see but do you get them from tyre depots or buy them new ? Dinky little coaches and looking very good too. ![]() ____________________ 'Petermac |
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Colin W Full Member ![]()
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Petermac wrote: Do you re-cast the wheel weights Colin - they don't look like the type on my car ........................ Peter, If you look closely in Post #98 you can see the under-seat view of the 5g weight and lower down the cross section view. They come in strips typically a 5-10-5g combination 18mm wide about 2.8mm thick. I'd describe them as flat rectangular "lozenges" with thin sections between the individual weight units so they can be cut. The backs have a tacky polymer of some nature so they're designed to be glued flat, presumably on "mag" type of wheel rims. My local tyre shop is a handy source but being lead they're getting harder to find these days. When they run out I've a big lump of lead, is that soft enough that I could take a razor saw to it to cut off tranches? Colin ____________________ Colin Westown - Heathfield, Steam on the GWR |
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Petermac Moderator ![]()
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Yes I saw the weights in Post #98 Colin - I just wondered if the weights fitted or you'd had to "doctor" them ............ Obviously they fit without any additional work ...................... ![]() ____________________ 'Petermac |
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Colin W Full Member ![]()
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Just a little trimming along the thin section edges to help them slide into the available slots. Dab of super glue to hold in place. ____________________ Colin Westown - Heathfield, Steam on the GWR |
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Petermac Moderator ![]()
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This picture from this thread was selected by the members as the February 2021 "Picture of the Month"![]() ____________________ 'Petermac |
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