The worlds first NZ120 blog. A mix of history of the scale, latest news and some modeling thrown in on the side. Poor spelling an added extra.
Get some isoprop alcohol and pipettes. You'll be glad you did.x
It might even be useful for ballasting!!Time for another working bee?
amazing difference with the ballast. looks like a hugh area taken at that angle
Sorry DB, its a non drinking night.I'll go with the good old water and detergent I think, followed by dilute PVA.
Whatever method is being used to stick the ballast down, I'd highly recommend it. That ballasting is as good as the prototype - something very seldom achieved on model railways.
Get some isoprop alcohol and pipettes. You'll be glad you did.x
ReplyDeleteIt might even be useful for ballasting!!
ReplyDeleteTime for another working bee?
amazing difference with the ballast. looks like a hugh area taken at that angle
ReplyDeleteSorry DB, its a non drinking night.
ReplyDeleteI'll go with the good old water and detergent I think, followed by dilute PVA.
Whatever method is being used to stick the ballast down, I'd highly recommend it. That ballasting is as good as the prototype - something very seldom achieved on model railways.
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