Great video fantastic value loco you bought and with your detailing you made it look so good and easy to do. the prototype video was really good with its variety of freight stock it was pulling round. i loved the powdered weathering you did too it gives it a very subtle blend of shades. by the way my favourite piece of rolling stock whether in model form or prototype is that larger or longer brake van that we saw in the video. Thank you for showing us your outstanding modelling advice and help with improving our own model railway stock collecting and servicing etc etc. It revitalised my own interest railway modelling that comes and goes but never ever fully leaves my fascination and interest. thank you so much.
Fantastic great techniques and great vids of the locos thanks for sharing tris great to see a well behaved cat 🐈 my cat Doris as been barred from the shed she won't behave in there 👍👍👍👍👍
Hya Tris the k3 is a very good locomotive it just sounds like it needs a drop of oil on the gearbox a very easy job for you. The k3 used to be based at Hull Dairycoates where my Dad was a driver. I have a k1 in my collection.
Hi Tris, excellent work, I was thinking of purchasing bargains to practice my skills on but I’m always a little frightened about what I’m undertaking and have got the skills to fix and repair. So thanks for the inspiration and happy modelling, or in your case “training” 😉
Hi Tris, you have done a fabulous job with this locomotive and it certainly looks the part on your railway. Many thanks for sharing your video. Take care and stay safe 😊😊😊😊
Recently come across your channel. Love your videos, you have a great presenting style and the layout looks fantastic. Looking forward to going through and watching all the previous uploads. Cheers Phil 🤘🏼
Great video as always Tris. for 35 pounds that's a real good find! the extra detailing and weathering really finish the model off nicely. Nice one mate. - Nicholas.
Lovely job weathering it there Tris! Good to know though that you've had issues with yours, I've had no end of problems with mind. I've found they are dreadful at picking up power, I'm tempted to at some tender pickups to mine since it seems to hate points haha!
I love what you did with the loco! I'll admit I've not yet gained enough confidence to do weathering on loco's, mainly because I'm afraid that I'll ruin them! Will you by any chance be going to the Warley Exhibition? I'll be there on the Sunday, I would love to say hi in person :)
I did that a little while ago. I think I use weathered black for quite a lot of it. I used the rail match paints but any off black almost grey paint will do
Snap. picked one up for similar money myself LNER version. several parts are listed on Bachmanns site despite it`s age, One thing I cant seem to solve at the mo is the valve gear seems to cause an issue once it`s on a curve and the wheel profile changes, it bobs like yours but much worse.
Finally, I have reached this video. After going through every single video from the First Video to now. It took me over a week to watch all of this.
Wow that’s a lot of watching 😊 I hope you enjoyed it
Great video fantastic value loco you bought and with your detailing you made it look so good and easy to do. the prototype video was really good with its variety of freight stock it was pulling round. i loved the powdered weathering you did too it gives it a very subtle blend of shades. by the way my favourite piece of rolling stock whether in model form or prototype is that larger or longer brake van that we saw in the video. Thank you for showing us your outstanding modelling advice and help with improving our own model railway stock collecting and servicing etc etc. It revitalised my own interest railway modelling that comes and goes but never ever fully leaves my fascination and interest. thank you so much.
Really well done and like the GC interludes 👍
Another excellent job, thanks for sharing,
Thank you Ron!
I think you've done a cracking job.
Fantastic great techniques and great vids of the locos thanks for sharing tris great to see a well behaved cat 🐈 my cat Doris as been barred from the shed she won't behave in there 👍👍👍👍👍
Hi Tris
That is a good bargain and with the work you have put in you have now got a very nice loco .
Cheers Kev
Thank you Kev :)
you did a great job on the loco. Well looks the part.
Thanks for another fantastic Video Tris - hope you are well!
Thank you Jade!
Fabulous job !
Thank you very much!
Great stuff Triss, good to see you having ago with an airbrush, you won't look back now.
Andy
Thanks Andy!
Nicely done.
Thank you very much 😊
Well done . Good video and tutorial
Glad you liked it!
Hya Tris the k3 is a very good locomotive it just sounds like it needs a drop of oil on the gearbox a very easy job for you.
The k3 used to be based at Hull Dairycoates where my Dad was a driver.
I have a k1 in my collection.
Hi Tris, excellent work, I was thinking of purchasing bargains to practice my skills on but I’m always a little frightened about what I’m undertaking and have got the skills to fix and repair. So thanks for the inspiration and happy modelling, or in your case “training” 😉
That was really worth watching. I ve learned from your methods of weathering. Well done! I also liked the breaks in it to show real trains.
Thank you very much Mike, I'm glad you appreciated the steam locos running too.
Hi Tris, you have done a fabulous job with this locomotive and it certainly looks the part on your railway. Many thanks for sharing your video. Take care and stay safe 😊😊😊😊
Thank you so much Colin 😊 I hope you are ok and keeping well
Nice locomotive Tris. You’ve done a good job on the weathering and little fixes here and there, thanks for sharing. Cheers Rob.
Thank you Rob
Recently come across your channel. Love your videos, you have a great presenting style and the layout looks fantastic. Looking forward to going through and watching all the previous uploads. Cheers Phil 🤘🏼
Thank you very much Phil
Great video as always Tris. for 35 pounds that's a real good find! the extra detailing and weathering really finish the model off nicely. Nice one mate. - Nicholas.
Thank you Nicholas,
Another great vid, the improvements you make take all Locos to an incredible level.
Thank you very much Dan 😊 its very nice to get a comment from you
Lovely job weathering it there Tris! Good to know though that you've had issues with yours, I've had no end of problems with mind. I've found they are dreadful at picking up power, I'm tempted to at some tender pickups to mine since it seems to hate points haha!
Thank you sir, yes I think tender pick ups would be perfect
Great weathering job, Tris. It looks used but not abused--just the right level, in my opinion. Cheers from Wisconsin!
Thank you very much 😊
Looks great to me, real dose of realism with the carefully considered finishing you have applied. The GCR footage throughout was nicely done too
Thank you very much. I enjoyed seeing the GCR footage when editing it 😊
I always admire the stuff you do with models. You never fail to add realism.
Thank you very much indeed
that looks very good. ive always loved the k3s, they are such good looking locomotives. also £35 is an absolute bargain!
Thank you very much
I love what you did with the loco! I'll admit I've not yet gained enough confidence to do weathering on loco's, mainly because I'm afraid that I'll ruin them! Will you by any chance be going to the Warley Exhibition? I'll be there on the Sunday, I would love to say hi in person :)
2:48 How lovelyh(!) D: :3
May I suggest running it backwards and forwards for one hour each?
It did improve it running it around the layout 😊 thank you
Great weathering video. What paints did you use to weather the rods?
I did that a little while ago. I think I use weathered black for quite a lot of it. I used the rail match paints but any off black almost grey paint will do
@@OONeal Ok thanks for the advice. What name of weathered black is that and was that railmatch paints?
you should make Name plate's for the thomas model's from resin
Snap. picked one up for similar money myself LNER version. several parts are listed on Bachmanns site despite it`s age, One thing I cant seem to solve at the mo is the valve gear seems to cause an issue once it`s on a curve and the wheel profile changes, it bobs like yours but much worse.
I see I hope you get sorted with the valve gear
@@OONeal Just cracked it needed to make it just a little under wheel gauge, runs Great Now on third radius, I`ll add it to one of my Fix it Vids