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Very impressive CeeDeel why did I think all your gantrys were made from plasti-strut ! Works of art comes to mind. I'm even more impressed.

 

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consider writing something for Model Rail or Britsh Railway modelling. we won't mention that publication that comes from Beer

 

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You get a clear Artists laquer (matt) that would be good for this purpose, so a visit to you your local art supplier should sort you out.

 

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If it was BR I'm surprised they didnt use oil lamps Gas Lamps within the structure !

Just my weird sence of humour

 

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Any chance we might get a stage by stage coaling stage - don't try saying that after some of your local Vino.

 

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LMS/LNER concrete cenotaph your one modeller that would make a sucess out of it.

 

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QUOTE Anyone got a photograph of this coaling stage?

I've got several I'll scan and pop them in the post. Anything extra you require can easily be obtained, hand rails, mouldings for the vertical supports.
Alan Downes also covered this type of Coaling Stage in Model Rail I'll see what I can dig out.
I'd just like to add my complements re: the Tram, Loco Body's. I can imagine this they type of construction they must have used pre-WW 2 with the first 00 railways the likes of Edward Beal, must have required a lot of delication.

 

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pictures from chris Leigh's modeller picture library (recommended)

I like the one at the Top

so far I've been unable to locate Alan Downes coverage I'll keep looking !

 

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Remarkable