Another articulated 'folly'
- Thread starter Tim Brien
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Nice assortment of 'artics' and modifications! I like "what if's" and the unconventional.
Will you be building an outdoor line at your new abode? Good luck with sale and the move.
Mick,
I am well and truly finished with largescale. As part of a garage cleanup I came upon these projects started many years ago and over the last few weeks have progressed and finished them. I still have a few European 'creations' to complete but will not be finishing many, many American narrow gauge coaches that I started at the time and simply grew bored with. A pity as there are many hours work in each coach.
I recall one of my last postings around four years ago that I was venturing back into British "OO" scale RTR as I was fed up with kitbashing largescale projects.
I am well and truly finished with largescale. As part of a garage cleanup I came upon these projects started many years ago and over the last few weeks have progressed and finished them. I still have a few European 'creations' to complete but will not be finishing many, many American narrow gauge coaches that I started at the time and simply grew bored with. A pity as there are many hours work in each coach.
I recall one of my last postings around four years ago that I was venturing back into British "OO" scale RTR as I was fed up with kitbashing largescale projects.
Well I admire your resolve to finish the projects but I'm sorry to hear that you have finished with large scale. Hope you will post again - both with your LS completions and your 00 layout!
Never mind, once you've moved house you can resurrect the evidence.
Large scale is one of the most relaxing forms of railway modelling - you can play trains and dabble in gardening at the same time
I find it much easier to dead-head the roses when there is a train running around the garden
Dead head roses what is that all about, first thing I did when I moved to St.Neots was to eradicate all roses. Nasty spiky things.
JonD
JonD
