A daily updated blog typed by someone with painty hands, oil under his fingernails and the smell of solder in his nostrils who likes making all sort of models and miniatures. And fixing things.
Thursday, May 24, 2018
3D printed 02, 2 scale cakebox and lots of interviews in BRM
They've given me a microphone in the June issue of BRM, and I know how to use it.
Friday at the Doncaster show was spent helping people bring layouts into the racecourse and then asking them lots of questions. We've tried to give a flavour of a big show beyond just the stuff you see when wandering around.
Inside, I've built a Class 02 diesel from a 3D printed kit.
The kit is a 3D printed model from ALD Models. As a veteran of many, many loco kits, I found a few pleasant surprises in the construction. For a start, the chassis needed no fettling once I'd built it - I can't remember the first time that happened!
Moving on to Cakebox building, I found myself presented with 2 kits in 2 different scales.
Both kits are really nice, but obviously, you can't fit a 4mm interior into a 2mm signal box kit, so I've done something a little arty with the bits. The challenge is all about innovative thinking, as demonstrated by many of the entries, and I think this fits the bill.
June 2018 issue of BRM.
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Magazine,
model railway
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