As a result both run on chopped up Peco N gauge wagon chassis. Couplings are also Peco, from their 009 range, and probably the most expensive item of the build!
Till next time.
Wednesday, 31 January 2024
Simple Things, Simple Coaches
Following the arrival of an O9 loco I decided to attempt some simple scratchbuilding, inspired by Colins work.
Built from 30 and 60 thou plasticard, there essentially just a serious of rectangles glued together. The longer coach was meant to be a bogie coach but I didn't leave enough clearance for the swing of the bogies...
I'd like to think the finished item, with its simple red livery, fits in well with the Alan Keef loco. I do feel a small seaside railway layout is needed...
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