Any ideas what might be next from my workshop?
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New loco hopping on to the scene...
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New loco hopping on to the scene...
Whilst cutting the first production pieces for my "Clarabel" coach conversion, I had a chance to run this sample piece.
Any ideas what might be next from my workshop?
DB
Any ideas what might be next from my workshop?
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Re: New loco hopping on to the scene...
Looks like an old Hayward wooden locomotive?
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Re: New loco hopping on to the scene...
docnjoj wrote:Looks like an old Hayward wooden locomotive?
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Early Ravenglass ICL (internal combustion loco) known as "Bunny".
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Re: New loco hopping on to the scene...
Similar to one of my favourite 1/12 locos, as seen in this thread
viewtopic.php?f=11&t=4678&p=120714&hilit=Jez#p120714
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viewtopic.php?f=11&t=4678&p=120714&hilit=Jez#p120714
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Re: New loco hopping on to the scene...
An interesting looking locomotive, would you know where I could find further details about it please?
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Re: New loco hopping on to the scene...
Me too! I would love to order the short passenger car also. When will they be ready to ship?
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