Pepper wagon buffers
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Bill Reynolds
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Pepper wagon buffers
I have just checked the Pepper web site and it seems to be running again. Has anybody ever brought the dumb buffers that are on Steve's kits? They look plastic mouldings to me. If not its looks like being home made one's again....like I did for my 7/8" scale wagons....I saved £67 pounds plus making my own buffers in that scale!
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Jon Randall
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Re: Pepper wagon buffers
If you mean SLP03: Timber Buffer Beams then they'll be resin Bill .
Jon Randall
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Bill Reynolds
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Re: Pepper wagon buffers
Thanks for that, Jon.
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docnjoj
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Re: Pepper wagon buffers
I just ordered a few more of those timber buffers. They also make good wood seats (wonderful texture) as well. Easy to cut up. Jon is not complaining about splinters, so they must be OK.
David (Doc)
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Fairhope, AL USA
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