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Spal
#21 Posted : 09 March 2018 15:47:11

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Nice progress Gil BigGrin and great result with your display stand.

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#22 Posted : 09 March 2018 16:32:33

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That display stand looks awesome Gil.

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#23 Posted : 09 March 2018 19:03:19

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Hi looking great,hopefully it don't give you to much trouble,cheers mick.BigGrin
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#24 Posted : 09 March 2018 23:16:58

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Looking sweet Gil, lovely work.....Cool Cool

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#25 Posted : 10 March 2018 11:22:44

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Lovely work Gil, this is going to be one great show piece.Love

Mark
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#26 Posted : 14 March 2018 13:10:13

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The Build Continues :-

Base for the boiler and Cab completed and dry fitted to test alignment.

Next stage will be to cover the boiler. Will need to find my ponce wheel to so that I can create the rivet effect.

I have painted the wheels using an auto motive paint from Halfords. Tried the colour suggested by OcCre but did not like the Matt finish.

The wheels require a narrow white rim. After a bit of thought I decided that rather than paint the wheels I would "wheel the paint". Let me explain. I find that my hands are not always steady enough for the finer detail painting. So I made 4 long pegs to hold the wheels and with a brush of white paint held steady in one hand I turned the wheel with the brush held against the edge, it will require a further coat.

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#27 Posted : 14 March 2018 15:11:53

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Looks great Gil.I did exactly the same thing painting the Jupiter wheels.I guess you are getting close to putting the metal skin on the train..Really steaming along now!!!

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#28 Posted : 14 March 2018 15:47:04
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Nice progress Gil WTG.

Cool Cool Cool

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#29 Posted : 14 March 2018 16:23:45

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Coming along nicely, looking good.

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#30 Posted : 14 March 2018 17:49:34

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Looking great Gil Cool

Al
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#31 Posted : 23 March 2018 17:22:55

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Well the painting of the white rims did not go well, after several attempts I have decided to remove the white paint and leave just clean metal on the rims.

This has delayed the build, but I have been butterflying between the various stages of the build.

The next big stage will be to add the skin to the boiler.When I checked the metal components I needed it showed that I had made an error with part of the structure. I had glued the additional supports (F16 and F17) on the wrong side of the central support. This meant there would have been no support for one end of the skin. Being MDF it would probably caused too much damage if I had tried to remove them so I made some new ones and installed these.There is a lot of gluing and waiting and painting and waiting in this build which is why I have been butterflying between the various build parts.

In order to get a good shape for the boiler I have used various items as former's.The metal is thin and quite easy to kink. I started with the wife rolling pin to start the curves, followed by a length of 22mm copper tube with a 15mm length to finish. My objective was to make the skins a tight fit so they would hold their shape when put in place. I intend to pin the pieces to the base of the supports as well as gluing.

I have already started building the cab. As with the jupiter there are a lot of components in the cab which require painting. A small brush is essential with a good dollop of patients. As I have already mentioned I am using some automotive spray paint for some of the colour. In addition to the can of spray paint I have purchased a stone chip & scratch Kit. The fine brush in this kit is ideal for those small chips that happen as I move and work on this model.I did not like the "face" of the gauge supplied with this kit (It was also printed off center) so I made my own. Downloaded a picture of an old american gauge, Resized it in publisher and printed it onto an address label. Cut out and stuck in place

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#32 Posted : 23 March 2018 17:50:11

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Excellent work so far GilBigGrin great updatesDrool Drool regards PhilCool
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#33 Posted : 20 April 2018 21:30:30

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My build has "run out of steam" at present whilst I await some replacements from OcCre. Do not anticipate any problems with getting the required replacements as I have built their models before and never had any problems with replacements. It just takes a bit of time for them to arrive. In the meantime I have been completing some of the peripheral parts to be added to the main model as and when.

more will follow as I am able to proceed

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#34 Posted : 20 April 2018 23:44:17

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Looks great Gil, hope you don't have to wait to long for the replacement parts.....Cool Cool

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Alan
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#35 Posted : 21 April 2018 02:24:55

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Lovely work as always Gil

Carl

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#36 Posted : 21 April 2018 06:59:38
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That`s taking shape very nicely.

Cool Love Cool

Well done Gil.

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#37 Posted : 21 April 2018 08:25:58

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#38 Posted : 21 April 2018 11:09:21

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Great looking build Gil BigGrin hopefully not long to wait for your replacement parts.

Al
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#39 Posted : 06 June 2018 08:16:19

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All parts now present and correct, some minor problem with the replacements being sent to the wrong address
Confused Confused Confused Confused Confused

Building will recommence soon

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Current Build:-
[color=blue]Stash Avro Lancaster (Full Kit)plus some extra issues I picked up at a good price
[color=blue]Built:- Norman Catapult by Mantua,Roman Catapult by Mantua,HMS Victory,HMS Victory XSection,Focker DB1,Bismark,English Carronade Titanic Lifeboat,American Civil War Gatling,Hummer,Sopwith Camel F1,Occre Jupiter ,OcCre Wagon, Latina Arab Dhow, Eaglemass Orrery OcCre Rogers 119 [color=red][color=red]RB7,OcCre Missippi River Boat, Model Airways Fokker DR1
OcCre London L>C>C 106 Ugears Scrambler, Ugears Hexapod Explorer UGears Off-Road Vehicle
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#40 Posted : 21 June 2018 14:53:12

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Note to self. Do not start a new build when about to move house

After some time and a wait for replacements have now been able to restart this build.

The boiler and Cab have now been added to the chassis and I am in the middle of adding the various pipeworks. I do not use the brass wire provided as this arrives coiled up and is a b***** to straighten. In its place I use brass rods of the required thickness, gives a better finish I think.

When I built the Victory I constructed a jig to present the ships hull at a 45 degree angle and I found this facilitated the cutting of the gun ports.

I am now using the same jig when adding various components to the Rogers

Pictures attached and more to follow
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Current Build:-
[color=blue]Stash Avro Lancaster (Full Kit)plus some extra issues I picked up at a good price
[color=blue]Built:- Norman Catapult by Mantua,Roman Catapult by Mantua,HMS Victory,HMS Victory XSection,Focker DB1,Bismark,English Carronade Titanic Lifeboat,American Civil War Gatling,Hummer,Sopwith Camel F1,Occre Jupiter ,OcCre Wagon, Latina Arab Dhow, Eaglemass Orrery OcCre Rogers 119 [color=red][color=red]RB7,OcCre Missippi River Boat, Model Airways Fokker DR1
OcCre London L>C>C 106 Ugears Scrambler, Ugears Hexapod Explorer UGears Off-Road Vehicle
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