bashing playmobil 5258

[3Valve]

Nooooooooooo. It was all going so well then BR Blue??

Black, black, black, black, black - grubby black


Seriously mate, tis a great job.

 

[bazzer42]

I like that! How did you mesh the steps? That look is really effective.

 

[mbiff]

top job

 

[Gizzy]

I like that! How did you mesh the steps? That look is really effective.

Saw one of these Playmo locos on the G Scale Society Stand at Peterboro today.

The model comes with the meshed steps, so it's all down to Dave's silver paint bringing out the detail....

 

[Zerogee]

I like that! How did you mesh the steps? That look is really effective.

Saw one of these Playmo locos on the G Scale Society Stand at Peterboro today.

The model comes with the meshed steps, so it's all down to Dave's silver paint bringing out the detail....

????? Dave's first post shows the basic model, no mesh on the steps, and in his description he mentions adding it..... maybe whoever owned the one on the layout had done the same to his....?

Jon.

 

[Dave Hub]

I like that! How did you mesh the steps? That look is really effective.

Saw one of these Playmo locos on the G Scale Society Stand at Peterboro today.

The model comes with the meshed steps, so it's all down to Dave's silver paint bringing out the detail....

????? Dave's first post shows the basic model, no mesh on the steps, and in his description he mentions adding it..... maybe whoever owned the one on the layout had done the same to his....?

Jon.

Sorry for the delay in replying, I have been away and unable to post.
I can confirm that the steps are smooth plastic when it comes out of the box. I use aluminium mesh from Halfords, it is in the car body repair section.
Cut it to shape, then use a thin superglue to stick it to the plastic step. hey presto you now have detail where there was one nothing but smooth plastic.