Rustys workbench - builds and paints
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Re: Rustys workbench - builds and paints
Ah, Paul, sheer poetry!!
But as regards the Mousa Models etched brass goods wagon, personally I think it's the wrong material for the job, and the etched line surrounding where the strapping should go is a no-no: it reduces the area to be bonded and when it's larger than the item to be soldered over it, well, you can see the result for yourself. All it needs is a short vertical dash which you can extend with a pencil to aid the location. Why make life more complicated, especially if in practice it's a poorer solution?
But as regards the Mousa Models etched brass goods wagon, personally I think it's the wrong material for the job, and the etched line surrounding where the strapping should go is a no-no: it reduces the area to be bonded and when it's larger than the item to be soldered over it, well, you can see the result for yourself. All it needs is a short vertical dash which you can extend with a pencil to aid the location. Why make life more complicated, especially if in practice it's a poorer solution?
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Re: Rustys workbench - builds and paints
Finally getting on with my 4mm A3 'Felstead ' here is the first pics of the chassis build main parts cleaned up ready to go:
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Re: Rustys workbench - builds and paints
Excellent work, the tender is a joy.
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Frames soldered together and bearings all lined up:
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Re: Rustys workbench - builds and paints
Latest Update; Chassis now has new RP25 Markits wheels and the main connecting rods fitted, after a brief flirtation with Markits new Stainless steel crank pins I have reverted back to Markits Super Deluxe brass ones which have worked a treat.
Re: Rustys workbench - builds and paints
Cylinders and Brake gear now fitted, bit fiddly but got there in the end: