Some more shots of the wagons.

I wish I had something constructive to say but all I can think of is very nice.  :doublethumb

Totally agree Pete, all Phil's pictures are very nice  :thumbs :thumbs :thumbs

Makes me think I'm never going to be able to get anywhere near that level.

(Maybe it time to start stamp collecting instead  :lol:)




Ed

:lol: :lol: :lol:

I replied to Ed, but it's gone… Anyway Ed, ditto.  

[user=1120]peterm[/user] wrote:

I replied to Ed, but it's gone… Anyway Ed, ditto.  

Same thing happened with me…..must be Halloween :lol:

As always stunning pictures Phil. Your B&W shots look so authentic.

Best wishes

John

Thanks John.

Lufffley!

D

:)

43xx kit

:doublethumb :doublethumb:doublethumb

Thanks John, mabe a little too much rust but that's fixable :)

[user=753]Phil.c[/user] wrote:

Thanks John, mabe a little too much rust but that's fixable :)

 

What a lovely shot. Superb weathering.

Thanks Pete :)

A super set of photos, just super!  What wonderful modelling.
Michael

Thanks Michael,  it's fun creating these shots.

I'm saying nothing …………………………………my mouth is stuck open in a sort of "Wow" shape ……. !!!

It's OK for starters Phil ……………………. :???: :???: :???: :???:

Thanks Peter, the advantage being a fine Malcolm Mitchell kit  ;-)

Some new pics.

Wow Phil - as ever, brilliant shots and even better modelling !!!

 How do you do the rust ?  I'm looking at the beam under the girder bridge and conveyor (?) beyond it ………..the look is so authentic - as of course, is your weathering, and grass, and ballast - in fact, looking at it, everything looks so authentic are you sure it's a model and not the real thing photoshopped ……………..?   :roll:

Ah yes - nearly forgot the give-away that it's a model - I don't ever remember seeing blue skies like that in the valleys during the mining era …………………… :lol: :lol: