WIP Thread 5 - Anything new for RailWorks

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67025 wrote:David , looks great ... does it use the payware class 86 or the one from WCML north ?
Payware one.
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Tankski wrote:
67025 wrote:David , looks great ... does it use the payware class 86 or the one from WCML north ?
Payware one.
oh .. :-?
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sdark2 wrote:Getting there...

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... still a long way to go however. Next bogies, then onto the most important bit - the DTS.

Steve
Excellent stuff Steve - that there choo choo is what got me into trains. I still have the 1982 issue of Rail Enthusiast with that on the cover, which I bought after seeing that beestie fly through Lockerbie as a wee lad :D
Good luck with it - WCML awaits.
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Tankski wrote:Image

Jong way to go still, but should get the idea.
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keithmross wrote:
sdark2 wrote:Getting there...

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... still a long way to go however. Next bogies, then onto the most important bit - the DTS.

Steve
Excellent stuff Steve - that there choo choo is what got me into trains. I still have the 1982 issue of Rail Enthusiast with that on the cover, which I bought after seeing that beestie fly through Lockerbie as a wee lad :D
Good luck with it - WCML awaits.
All the best,
Keith
Awesome, I went on the first runs of that when I was a kid. Don't really remember much but proud to have been a part of it.
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batling wrote:
keithmross wrote:
Excellent stuff Steve - that there choo choo is what got me into trains. I still have the 1982 issue of Rail Enthusiast with that on the cover, which I bought after seeing that beestie fly through Lockerbie as a wee lad :D
Good luck with it - WCML awaits.
All the best,
Keith
Awesome, I went on the first runs of that when I was a kid. Don't really remember much but proud to have been a part of it.
Thanks guys, appreciate the comments - once I've done the big stuff and start on the detailing, I'll post some bigger shots, see what you feel from there.

I remember the first time I saw one at Carlisle station, I was out on a day trip with the parents - I remember thinking it was the most futuristic thing I had ever seen... and you can imagine what impact it had when my Dad told me it could tilt around corners and go as fast as 155mph! Sadly I missed the opportunity to travel on one a few weeks later due to the fact that, on the day we were supposed to go, I came down with Chicken Pox... bloody typical. I did get to sit in the cab two weeks later though, my Dad knew the driver and he agreed a "brief" visit to the cab was in order. That was me hooked from that day on.

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chaddockdk wrote:

thanks,

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hmmm thinking of either Manchester Central or Piccadilly....

or Exchange for that fact when it had a roof :/

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Central: more pics:





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is this project based mostly on Manchester?

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centrals looking good there, still one of the finest buildings in manchester.
working on a route thats not too far a way through stockport tiviot dale up the old route to new mills i hope to get through to central one day.
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Thankyou for all of your comments

Mostly south-west Manchester, yes. It includes the MSJA&R in it's entirety, the CLC as far as Trafford Park, the L&M as far as Eccles, from Liverpool Road, And a fair amount of the MSC lines around Trafford Docks.

Please feel free to make whatever you like however.

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thanks for that chaddockdk
for me central is still a bit of a dream. my intentions were to a.complete the old midland route from heaton Mersey up to gowhole yard (near new mills) then add the new route through hazel grove. id be quite happy if i could get this done for a complete route, but obviously there is plenty of scope to take the route further. ill hopefully get some screen shots of my progress over the next week.
however your route looks very interesting, as to where it takes in. loads of potential for shunting activities. knowing the area well and knowing the amount of work and model making required you guys deserve credit just for trying.
keep up the excellent work
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I hopefully (fingers crossed) will finish the model for the class 67 by Monday! Theres a bit more detail to add to the bogie's and underframes plus the coupling to do and then its done (well for this version).
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Whoa, Kris! Looking terrific :D
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