Len Cattley
Western Thunderer
Hi Heather let us know how he gets on, we have ours later in the year.
Len
Len
Hi Heather let us know how he gets on, we have ours later in the year.
Coaches also means you have a regular cashflow rather than working for weeks or months and living off your savings. My business target was never to wake up to previous days work. I build one day and paint the second.....job done. Working like this leaves room for housework, shopping and meal preparation.View attachment 136809
As an aside, I’m much happier putting these kits together than faffing about with locos. It rather confirms my decision to concentrate on coach commissions as the right thing to do.
It once took me a day to build a pair of bogies!
Does your talk of fussy paint jobs mean you model the LNWR as well Simon ?Must be me then. I hate building coaches.
They’re big, fragile, fiddly, lots of repetitive details (which have to be all the same or it looks c..p) and you need lots of them for each loco.
oh yes, they have fussy paint jobs too...
Must be me then. I hate building coaches.
They’re big, fragile, fiddly, lots of repetitive details (which have to be all the same or it looks c..p) and you need lots of them for each loco.
oh yes, they have fussy paint jobs too...
Heather, sorry for the diversion!