Welsh Highland Railway Loco No. 140

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Welsh Highland Railway Loco No. 140

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Hi All,

I've been frantically trying to get back into the swing of things following a personal hic-up (don't ask okay :wink:).

Some of you may Remeber No.139 - screenshots of which are somewhere in the depths of this forum. Well I spotted her the other day in my MSTS foldered looking a bit sorry for herself. So I gave her a clean lit the Fire and took her for a spin. This provided me with enough motivation to spend a very late night perparing her for a release out into the open. So as we speak she is on her way to the WHR :wink:

Meanwhile, back at the Paintshops sister 140 was in need of a tidy up and finish off before finally being ready for her first photo shoot.

Two versions will be in the same install: One in her present condition with 'ACR' lettering and a South African Numberplate, The other in the condition she may be restored to with 'WHR' lettering and a Rheilffordd Eryri Number Plate.






Once again, Big Thanks To Kevin Martin for letting me pursure this project and being highly supportive :)

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Wow, when'll she be out??
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yep lets see this as well as more WHR coaches the Belgian tender locos and the WHR fleet will nearly be complete
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davidaward wrote:yep lets see this as well as more WHR coaches the Belgian tender locos and the WHR fleet will nearly be complete
it takes a while or modellers to make things ;).

We will get these things, it just takes time.

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davidaward wrote:Belgian tender locos
Eh?

Do you mean the Kalahari NG15's, which are from South Africa?

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yes the NG15s ran in South Africa, but Im sure they were built in Belgium. WHR C has two which I remember seeing in a field at Pickering before their purchase by the WHR, and doesn't WHR P have one too?
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The NG15's were built in Belgium (1953 I think). They are on my list of things to do but as always no dates can be given as to when they will be available.

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The WHR ( C ) has No.133 and 134, both at Dinas. The WHR ( P ) has No.120, named Bedgelert :)

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davidaward wrote:yes the NG15s ran in South Africa, but Im sure they were built in Belgium. WHR C has two which I remember seeing in a field at Pickering before their purchase by the WHR, and doesn't WHR P have one too?


Yep they do!!
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Frsimplex1993 wrote:Wow, when'll she be out??
When She's Ready :wink:

Both Kevin and myself felt that 140's first coat was a bit 'bright' so I've applyed a second more toned down shade.





Its okay you can put the sunglasses away now 8)

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