TFW’s workshop & Copenhagen Fields

Tim Watson

Western Thunderer
The end of the Dynamometer Car was much simpler when built and up to the late 20’s when corridor connections were fitted.
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The panelling for the simplified ends have been added in styrene strips.
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The corner gussets were really quite small, but I think worth the effort.
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A few more details to add, but then should be ready for the paint shops.

Tim
 

Lawrence Boul

Western Thunderer
The end of the Dynamometer Car was much simpler when built and up to the late 20’s when corridor connections were fitted.
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The panelling for the simplified ends have been added in styrene strips.
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The corner gussets were really quite small, but I think worth the effort.
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A few more details to add, but then should be ready for the paint shops.

Tim
It's always fascinating to see how others do things. I'm certain I wouldn't have been brave enough to take a chisel to that model.
 
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