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Narrow Gauge Model Railways In 7mm Scale.

I must further add the story you gave of your introduction as a child to Christanity was compelling. You have doubt yourself thinking you are not good enough. It is not easy for me or you right. Your doing your best but try and be a bit more confident and i'm sure you will get on your train. Your name i've not looked if you have replied. Keep up the light good job,
 
Rachie said:
I must further add the story you gave of your introduction as a child to Christanity was compelling. You have doubt yourself thinking you are not good enough. It is not easy for me or you right. Your doing your best but try and be a bit more confident and i'm sure you will get on your train. Your name i've not looked if you have replied. Keep up the light good job,
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Thanks. My name would easily identify who I am so I keep it private from sites where people can see. I can only think of one site that has a picture of me on it. But will not say where others can see. Confidence... Uhmmm. Have been through a bit the last few years...
 
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Captain Caveman said:
Lots to answer and sift through...

I am in my early 50's though I feel like I am about 20 years younger. Scared to put my photo up... I saw the Captain Caveman cartoons when I was young. Not sure why I chose it as a username except I remember him saying "CAPTAIN CAVEMAN"! Just had to come up with a username for this site.
I live in Wales which is part of Britain but is not England which is next to it. Wales is nice.
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Thank you so much for answering as I was wondering a while. I understand and so you watched and not the code given to you hmm.
I read 50s same age as me and said what out loud, you do come over younger a bit as well.
 
A pair of tank waggons, not quite finished yet..
 

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Rodafina said:
Looks great. Do you mind sharing what the materials used to make the tank are?
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The two tanks started life as this. A old playworn Jouef Playcraft tank wagon. While cutting I found that the early plastic on these are thin and brittle so I needed to use more DAS modelling clay on the ends than I assumed it would need. The DAS was then covered with coats of runny superglue which also help add strength to the structure of the DAS.

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The pair of little 4 wheel chassis are made from my H pattern design which are made from popsicle sticks.

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I also now use these chassis on other waggons as they have been a success.

I have not yet made the drop loop central buffer couplings as yet for them. I need to make a load of them for other items of stock as well. (I tend to be lazy as my enthusiasm tends to be towards making new waggons rather than finishing off what I have built!)

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Above are two more waggons in various stages of completion. Their bodies are made from rusty tinplate.
 
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