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  1. mick
    60087 passes Skew Bridge on the log train

    From the album: Skew Bridge - Attic Railway

    Now with added bufferbeam detailing, 60087 passes Skew Bridge sidings with the log train
  2. mick
    60087 CLIC Sargent passes Skew Bridge

    From the album: Skew Bridge - Attic Railway

    Shortly after adding the bufferbeam details, 60087 is seen passing Skew Bridge sidings with 18 loaded IWA wagons
  3. mick
    66068 hauling the log train (1)

    From the album: Skew Bridge - Attic Railway

    66068 is seen passing Skew Bridge with a fully loaded rake of 18 IWA wagons. A standard one-shot photo taken in portrait mode with added sky effects
  4. mick
    This post is all about my project to weather and load a rake of RevolutioN Trains IWA 'Rfnoos' Timber Carriers in OO gauge but before I get started I'll just add a few quick photos taken with my phone camera to show some detail of the 'out of the box' wagons. I currently have a rake of 16 wagons with the intention of increasing this by another 2 wagons to make a rake of 18. The first step will be to weather the wagons followed by the long and tedious process of loading them with hand-cut timber 'logs' made from garden prunings.
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