Expert Tips for Building the Perfect Wagon in 009 Narrow Gauge
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- čas přidán 20. 09. 2023
- The Talyllyn Railway was originally designed to carry slate from the quarries at Bryn Eglwys, down to the transfer wharf in Tywyn. To do this, hundreds of slate wagons were built. These days, only a few exist in the museum collection, and with thanks to this series sponsor: Dundas Models, I am able to make some for the 'Nant Gwernol' layout.
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Amish grey was a nice pick, cheers from Pennsylvania!
Thanks, Hello from Wales!
I've got to stop watching your video's as I've now had to go out and buy some Dundas kits for my 009 layout which is in build. Love your videos and the models look great.
Yes give them a go, they’re lovely kits
Great little modeling video. I model in OO gauge Southern railway and know it's satisfying to make a kit rather than just buy off a shelf. And I can find more obscure and unusual wagons to build from Companies like Cambrian Models.
Yes that’s the point I’m trying to get across. I get some people buy RTR to play or collect, but we’re model makers, and for me, the fun comes from this stage
I inherited a pack without instructions, and like an episode of TopGear I asked myself how hard can it be? Mistakes were made! One of the fiddlier paint jobs, it is fine from viewing distance.
It’s a funny thing, they only have a handful of parts, but it’s a real benefit to do it in the correct order
What are you talking about? They look amazing, and I’m sure once weathered they look fantastic!! Keep up the great work, and don’t be to hard on yourself!!!
I’ve since weathered them a bit, and it’s really helped..still waiting on numbers for them though!
@@GWilliamsonModels Awesome! Can't wait!!
Lovely job there George! I shall continue to be excited every time i watch these over and over.
And the right relaxing video(s) to watch after a busy weekend taking Number 10 up and down the Corris Railway!
That sounds ideal! I can’t wait to get over to meet no10
@@GWilliamsonModels she sounds lovey, and aside from a few little bits that need changes/improvements (as expected of a brand new engine who’s barely run in yet) she’s a brilliant engine for the railway. A credit to everyone’s efforts!
Huh I should probably get some talyllyn stock for my dolgoch from there.
Yes absolutely, the Talyllyn stock have really good character
I'll check it out after if finish my current Brighton engine!
As ever, a great video. On thought though, you don't say what size drill you used to open up the holes for the axles in the axleboxes - this would be useful information for other builders.
Thanks, yes I’ve been picked up on that before, and the truth is: I don’t actually know, the drill bits are all mixed up, so I just go with whatever looks smaller than the axle box
Wot no black wash?
Wait for the next episode 😅
@@GWilliamsonModelsThat's put me out of my misery as well 😂
@@gs425 it’s a black wash..but not THAT black wash 😅