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

Started by jim s-w, May 20, 2010, 08:45:13 AM

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Ray Dunakin

Those turned out great. Good construction and really nice, clean paint job.
Visit my website to see pics of the rugged and rocky In-ko-pah Railroad!

Ray Dunakin's World

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Sami

The structure of the layout in laser cut is originaly. Well done.
Nice contructions for the locomotives.

jim s-w

Thanks all

Aside from a few minor finishing touches the little tank engine is now done.

Jim Smith-Wright

Ray Dunakin

Visit my website to see pics of the rugged and rocky In-ko-pah Railroad!

Ray Dunakin's World

jim s-w

One of the few steam locos that appealed to me before I started Brettell Road was the Midland Flatiron or 'hole in the wall tanks'. Although not a great success the designed by ruler and no other drawing aids look of the things appealed to my interest in things that look less than pretty. While they made it to the LMS and were reboilered by them (you can tell by the square firebox and the protruding smoke box) the last of the breed went for scrap in 1938. But what if they didn't? What if at least one managed another dozen years? I could have one on Brettell Road then!

Of course the armchair experts will delight in pointing out that its wrong but we seem happy to basically make up history for locations, why not locos?  Id be interested in people's thoughts on this.

Wanting to see how one would look in BR livery I got my digital crayons out and drew it. I think it looks quite smart myself.
Jim Smith-Wright

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michael mott

I like it a lot the drawing and the design. What digital program did you use?

Michael

jim s-w

Thanks both

I did this in Photoshop. I used to be an illustrator but became disillusioned with it. This is the first thing I've drawn in years!

Cheers

Jim
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Bill Gill

Jim, As has already been said, nice drawing. Looks like a homely loco that would be fun to have, but would its long rigid wheelbase have problems on any of your curves?

Allan G


jim s-w

Hi all.

Been fiddling about with lights. These pictures are pretty much the look I was after

Jim
Jim Smith-Wright

jim s-w

A few more
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Sami


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