[pedromorgan]

Hello folks

As some of you know I am in the process of redesigning brass kit for the LNER silver jubilee.

I am having trouble finding detail shots of the windows. Spacifically the sliding top windows. I am not really satisfied with the origional design and if any of you have any pictures that would be relevant i would be most greatfull.

Peter

 

[mick b]

QUOTE (pedromorgan @ 4 Oct 2008, 12:15) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Hello folks

As some of you know I am in the process of redesigning brass kit for the LNER silver jubilee.

I am having trouble finding detail shots of the windows. Spacifically the sliding top windows. I am not really satisfied with the origional design and if any of you have any pictures that would be relevant i would be most greatfull.

Peter

Hi
The only one I have hopefully it will help

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[pedromorgan]

Hello there

Thats an excelent start but not really close enough. but thanks for trying, i really apreciate the time you have taken to help.

Peter

 

[jukebox]

Peter

Is this of any help?

*Source: LNER in Focus: John Crawley*

Regards

Jukebox

 

[7113]

Hi Peter - can't post directly but will check a couple of old LNER works I have.

Regards

 

[pedromorgan]

jukebox thats fantastic thankyou. thats exactly what i was after.

britho i would still be interested to see what you have.

thankyou to you all for taking the trouble to look for me. i really apreciate it.

Peter

 

[jukebox]

Glad I could help!

I unreservedly recommend the Crawley volume to any LNER modellers out there.

It is full of high quality B&W images, beautifully printed, and a fascinating reference. There are detailed footplate shots for a number of classes, an excellent section on Humourist's various smokebox incarnations, even reproductions of the publicity booklets for The Silver Jubilee, Coronation and West Riding Limited.

Cheers.

 

[mick b]

Hi
Can you give more details of the Crawley Volume , never heard of it
thanks
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[jukebox]

I got my copy (1st Edition) via Henry Wilson books in 2001. The proprietor, Harry, was aware I was interested in good quality photos of The Coronation, and in this book there are a couple of very nice shots including one of The West Riding Limited showing painting details on the coach ends. Harry was true gentleman, and looked after me even though I was a half a world away and didn't spend a King's Fortune with him. He was not in good health the last I know, but Henry Wilson Books is still trading.

Henry Wilson Books website

 

[mick b]

QUOTE (jukebox @ 10 Oct 2008, 09:19) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I got my copy (1st Edition) via Henry Wilson books in 2001. The proprietor, Harry, was aware I was interested in good quality photos of The Coronation, and in this book there are a couple of very nice shots including one of The West Riding Limited showing painting details on the coach ends. Harry was true gentleman, and looked after me even though I was a half a world away and didn't spend a King's Fortune with him. He was not in good health the last I know, but Henry Wilson Books is still trading.

Henry Wilson Books website

thanks

 

[7113]

Peter

I had a look through my stuff and could only find general shots, however, one source which almost certainly has a good source of photos is the BBC hulton picture library.

Any help?

Regards

 

[SRElectric]

I think you will find they were chrome plated as well ... most of the external bright bits were done that way ...it is the 30's and Decco era after all

regards John