Boxcab Build, GRS Kit

[Doug]

Windows and false backs installed in the engine compartment. UHU glue used to stick the windows in place, doesn't mist the windows, but leaves stringy trails all over the place:

 

[Doug]

All the electronics:

 

[Doug]

Electronics installed.

Such a tight fit, i'll have to come up with a new way to attach the body and roof. I was going to attach the body to the roof and have it as a single removeable unit, but now need to be able to remove the roof seperately.

 

[Doug]

Completed model:

 

[Doug]

Detailed shot, both ends:

Speaker just visible through the window:

 

[Doug]

Detail of lights:

 

[Doug]

Front lights:

Rear lights:

 

[Doug]

Out on the track:

 

[mike]

a master peasce doug..truley wonderfull..

 

[Steve]

Brilliant work Doug

 

[Doug]

The sound is great too - having fitted the windows, it has alot more bass, can't really tell where it is coming from - out through a hole under one of the cabs.

 

[yb281]

A superb build Doug.

 

[Martino]

That really is a superb model.

Must add to the list of projects......might get it started in 2012!

 

[JRinTawa]

Top marks Doug, she's a beauty

 

[Bram]

Absolutely the muts nuts Doug, excellent piece of work

 

[Spule 4]

Great work Doug. I think I know what I will be buying myself soon!

 

[Doug]

While doing a bit of research on the prototype Boxcab, i came across this photo:

 

[Doug]

Some more pictures of the Boxcab in action:

Showing the roof detail and the modified roofs of the coaches. The coaches have had passengers and LED lighting added.

 

[Steve]

Brilliant Doug,

I took a look at the links but could not find the price for the basic kit ?

 

[Doug]

Brilliant Doug,

I took a look at the links but could not find the price for the basic kit ?

If you click on the kit number (DG292) on the webpage, it takes you through to the pricelist with the kit highlighted.

Not the most obvious way of doing it, but their website is a bit unusual!