I like to think we are fairly scale agnostic - especially when it comes to good modelling. The worn paintwork and rust holes look extremely effective.I may be the only person on Western Thunder who models in G Scale, but I hope the following may be of interest.
That's very nice work, do you have any overall views please.
I'm guessing it's scratch built or some serious RTR bashing and based on a South American logging prototype?
Gosh. I think they're wonderful. The picture of the footplate oozes a feeling of preparing to light up a cold engine, for me (when I was on the footplate, coming into the shed from the recent warmth of the car, there was always that smell of coal, and the lack of warmth on the steel surfaces of the highlighted the absence of soul that only people - and a good fire - could restore).
Smashing.
Cheers
Jan
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Sorry to hear about the ceiling episode, hope you get it fixed soon.
Steve
Just noticed this thread. The other locos look great as well.
I must ask, where could one find that diamond tread plate?
Absolutely fantastic. Can you come detail my Neilsons footplate?
Dont fret about the camera. I have a fancy DSLR and I barely use it as my phone is more convienent and takes just as good photos in most conditions.