Breddask Senn Works - Wooden Railway Scratchbuilds!

[ZeldaTheSwordsman]

Anyone remember this model? I've almost completed him.
Additionally, check out:
RWS Annie, work-in-progress



A w.i.p. scratchbuilt signal box

And an almost-complete scratchbuilt fish van


Guess who:

[Santa Fe buff]

I do, I do!

http://www.bachmanntrains.com/home-usa/board/index.php/topic,6584.0.html

Glad to hear, don't worry, another project is on it's way!

[ZeldaTheSwordsman]

What do you think of the cab details?

[ThomasFan247]

kool. but what happened to his eye brows. also whats on his dash board?

[Santa Fe buff]

I think it's nicely detailed, a bit of paint can give your Henry some eye brows.

[ZeldaTheSwordsman]

Annie and that signal box are a wee bit higher on my priority list.

[ZeldaTheSwordsman]

I'm terribly sorry for the double-post, but I'm modeling the dairy van. Railway Series readers will know what I'm talking about:

[Santa Fe buff]

Not surprising, simple painting to a major model, the priority is plain to see. But I understand it.

[ZeldaTheSwordsman]

Whaddya think of the dairy van? The doors will actually work.

[Santa Fe buff]

Whoa, really, that sounds awesome. Also, looking at the work done, plus in wood modeling, I'd say not bad at all.

[ZeldaTheSwordsman]

Thank you. The chassis is Annie's original chassis, shortened a bit. The fish van's wheels were originally Clarabel's.

[Cheeky_ULP]

Far as I remember, the "Dairy Van" is pretty much just a cattle van but used to store other things, like milk, rather than cows. All you'd really need to do is detail up Bachmanns recently released said van. Kind of wasting your time here.

[ZeldaTheSwordsman]

It isn't. I've looked at the pictures of the dairy van, and it's built very differently from the cattle truck. I happen to own Thomas the Tank Engine: The Complete Collection, so I have access to the stories and illustrations whenever, which has helped me out of a fair few tight spots.

[Santa Fe buff]

Plus, things are better when homemade!

[eddie]

woah, very fascinating
keep it up!!!!
adios
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