Quarry Hunslet now with VIDEO
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Love it Philip, very tidy and great rivet detail. Thanks for the tip about 2mm square key steel.... most useful.
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Agree, that tip for the square steel is great.
I think personally you have done an excellent job on the building of your Quarry Hunslet, Phillip. It's looks even better than some of the professional company's that make these and other locos. I would personally buy one from you, if you ever got around to printing one in kit form. It would look good on anyones line and for me it would take pride of place.
I think personally you have done an excellent job on the building of your Quarry Hunslet, Phillip. It's looks even better than some of the professional company's that make these and other locos. I would personally buy one from you, if you ever got around to printing one in kit form. It would look good on anyones line and for me it would take pride of place.
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Wonderful. Lovely crisp rivets. It's looking great.
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Thanks chaps.
Rod, sorry but as I've said before, I'm not into producing kits.
Rod, sorry but as I've said before, I'm not into producing kits.
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Beats my idea of tinning brass slidebars with solder!
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Hmmm, I never thought of that one, makes sense but I do think this is a better solution.Old Man Aaron wrote: βMon Jul 22, 2024 12:10 pm Beats my idea of tinning brass slidebars with solder!
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I know you donβt Phillip, it was a tongue in cheek comment 
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A lovely looking loco, congratulations!
I always did like a Quarry Hunslet...
I always did like a Quarry Hunslet...
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Tis a thing of beauty.
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Following my query and the discussion about oil cans, earlier in the thread, this is what I've ended up with. 
( please excuse/ignore the little specs of white dust, I forgot to move the loco off the bench when I did some filing!
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( please excuse/ignore the little specs of white dust, I forgot to move the loco off the bench when I did some filing!
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Wow!!
Are they resin printed?
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Are they resin printed?
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Great oil cans Phillip.
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Well, I think it's finished ( I always seem to find something that I missed later). Running video to follow later.
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Lovely job Philip, nice cab detail too.
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Really lovely!
You need a few slate wagons for it to bustle around with now...
Or maybe some tourist-friendly toastracks or something - I really like how the Quarry Hunslets have found a whole new niche in the modern world...
You need a few slate wagons for it to bustle around with now...
Or maybe some tourist-friendly toastracks or something - I really like how the Quarry Hunslets have found a whole new niche in the modern world...
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I really what one of those Phillip.
You have done a really superb job on it. It looks really nice and I love the colour, shows it off nicely.
You have done a really superb job on it. It looks really nice and I love the colour, shows it off nicely.
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