P4NewStreet - modelling Birmingham (UK) in the 1980's - 1:76 scale

[jim s-w]

A bit of scruffy track and an image that kinda shows the look im aiming for

Jim

[finescalerr]

Good scenery and photography. -- Russ

[michael mott]

Very nice, the scene evokes childhood memories of the Acton shunting yard in west London.

Michael

[Ray Dunakin]

Great job!

[Bill Gill]

Good to see this again, nice progress, looks good.

[Hauk]

A bit of scruffy track and an image that kinda shows the look im aiming for

Jim

Excellent!
Happy to hear from you again, I was getting worried...

[Allan G]

Love the photograph!!!!! Allan

[jim s-w]

Hi All

Happy new year everyone!

Although I like working with brass I've never built an actual brass locomotive kit. Towards the end of last year I set to work on one, A Judith Edge kit for a little 0-4-0 diesel shunter.

[jim s-w]

Here is the same after paint and in a more realistic setting. The garish livery wasn't something I was looking forward too but it turned out OK

[jim s-w]

While I was in the working with brass mood I also built a Brassmasters kit for a Deeley 0-4-0 Tank engine.  The valve gear was another first for me.

[lab-dad]

Nice brass!
No one is going to miss that's shunter.
Marty

[Design-HSB]

I love brass models they are pure for me modeling, very nice work.

[Allan G]

All of these look great!.....Allan

[jim s-w]

Thanks all.

I like the way that (apart from a few castings, wheels and motor/gears) they start out as a few flat sheets of metal.

Jim

[Hauk]

Excellent engines!
Glad to hear from you again.