Modifying 'Isabelle' my Accucraft 'Edrig'
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You can't really tell this feature from the outside, but I know its there

First thing that strikes you here, aaah, the paint, it is a bit off in the flesh, the flash makes it look bad, dome does need rubbing down and a final coat applied. Note the piping going to the 'show off' draincocks.

I'm deffinatley painting the back sheet at some stage. Note the reverser, I like the red on the draincock valve and reverser.

The body has the masking tape on for the drilling of the injector water valves, notice the barley visible cranks are red.
So generally I'm happy, a few bits that I'm not 100% with. One other thing, some rather harsh swearing from me earlier when the pressure gauge banjo bolt sheered, AAAAAAAAAAAH. I was tightening it, it certainly wasn't tight enough yet, and the head came off in my spanner. Time to test the Accucraft customer services methinks!
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Following the arrival of Andy's banjo bolt yesterday (Mr Pearse has since replied to my e-mail offering to make one, including a reason to not replying earlier
). I have attached the incetor water valves to the front of the tanks and here's the result.

There are a few other modifications that need making but i sahll do these after the summer (if it ever comes!). Name & Works plates should be glued on very soon though. I have also converted the Baguley to run on 6xAA batteries with forward & reverse, still needs some work to the way the battery box is held, but is working good.

A 'head-on' shot.

There are a few other modifications that need making but i sahll do these after the summer (if it ever comes!). Name & Works plates should be glued on very soon though. I have also converted the Baguley to run on 6xAA batteries with forward & reverse, still needs some work to the way the battery box is held, but is working good.

A 'head-on' shot.
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I have jsut been watching railway worls episode 1 series 2.
and wills edrig is in a shot. Now will, your not going to write another email of complaint are you?!!!
http://www.therailwaychannel.com/Railwa ... epage.html go to 10:31
and wills edrig is in a shot. Now will, your not going to write another email of complaint are you?!!!
http://www.therailwaychannel.com/Railwa ... epage.html go to 10:31

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And I would reccomend the Fr ones, not only are they the best coaches i have built (ok so that isn't very hard) but they are really easy to build and the quality is excellent. And they are reasonably priced for what you are getting!! I can't wait to finish them off and run them.mhlr wrote:Haha, Isabellend is now a TRC celeb.! :lol: The interveiw with Ivan Prior has made me drool for some of those coaches!!!
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Yes, because they didn't ask me, apparently people just send clips in, but the person who sent it in must of cut my editing out because apparently they hadn't seen my copyright anywherelaalratty wrote:William, did you complain when they used that clip of the monoloco then? I noticed you wern't in the credits!
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Just been watching these, and been insulted by a very English presenter.I have jsut been watching railway worls episode 1 series 2.
As he is trying to plug his DVD can he not do a bit of work on local names first and not call Llanfair by its English pronunciation, but rather as it should be said locally - thlann vyre !
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Totally agree, it irritated me as well.CCairns wrote:Just been watching these, and been insulted by a very English presenter.I have jsut been watching railway worls episode 1 series 2.
As he is trying to plug his DVD can he not do a bit of work on local names first and not call Llanfair by its English pronunciation, but rather as it should be said locally - thlann vyre !
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