What's on your workbench?

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I was thinking of the engine kits to kit bash from.
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Fair call, but as I am economising, the idea of scratchbuilding has a certain appeal.
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Doubt you will find a set of engine wheels cheaper than the £8 dapol one is.
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I'm betting I could pick up a wreck for a quid.... It's a very interesting shop,
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Enjoying some time here and there working on the AD1666 characters. Mostly occupied with painting 6mm Polish hussars. And more 6mm goodness on its way to my side of the pond -- Baccus (naturally) WWII FJ to oppose my nearly finished British.
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Del Prado did a series of magazines with a static model of a famous locomotive on the cover. The locos wre OO gauge plastic and you can pick them up for about £2-£3 if you can find them.
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Thanks for that - I will see what a google search brings up!
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Shahbahraz wrote: Thu Apr 16, 2020 4:29 pm I'm betting I could pick up a wreck for a quid.
If you're looking for a wreck, Peeler says Gaynor's decent value at a fiver.
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A FIVER!? For that I hope she scratches the scabs off the sores first!
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Wow... Grizz does have some particular fetishes. We always knew he was weird, but having his scabs scratched off by Gaynor is topping the weird AF list!
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