The Lickey Banker - Progress

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The Lickey Banker - Progress

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Thought I'd start it's own thread as I'm getting close to a release soon...

I think the bulk of the model is complete, I just need to finish the cab shape and add a few controls.

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Hi

This model of yours is looking "Fantastic"

Can't wait until you upload it - The External Detail is extremely Photo Realistic.

It will be brilliant "banking" on the Bristol to Birmingham Route over the Lickey Incline.

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Hi
Agreed ....it looks superb Paul. :P

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Hi,
Compared it too some photo's and it's looking really good.
Bit of a cheek but any chance of having a BR numbered version? :)
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Paul

Are you going to add the electric lamp above the oil one.

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I'll include the lamp and a BR livery in the final version.
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Good excuse for a 3 part activity on Burton, Black Country and B to B routes to deliver the loco.

It would earn it's keep by hauling goods trains plus a brake coach for inspectors.

This would be the only time it would be seen away from the Lickey.
A rare cop for the train spotters.
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She was tried out on Toton to Brent coal trains, and according to Essery and Jenkinson's book
she was on occasions shopped out at Gloucester Shed/Works they dont mention whether she ran
light or loaded.

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She's alive...SHE'S ALIVE! :angel:

Looking good! can't wait to drive Big Bertha
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and here was me clicking on the thread expecting to see a Class 66 :lol:

Doubt i was alive when the above was being used - looks good though
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Born 1919, Died 1956 (according to my references left Bromsgrove for Derby 7 May). Doubt if you were a twinkle in your mums eyes :D
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The Somerset and Dorset. 0 miles to go.
Thames Trent V3. 0 miles to go.

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Hi,Decapod,
it is certainly a outstanding model,can,t wait to give it a try,
fantastic work.
kind regards
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This is turning into a cracking model, really can't wait to get my hands on her and a few banking activities 8)

However, when it comes to bankers, this thing outstrips our beloved Bertha for size... :fadein:

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A bit more progress...

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A very nice model Paul!

Good to see extremely high quality stuff being produced for MSTS.

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