Hi all
As always I travel to work on the XPT to Sydney. As I usually have my own cabin I thought what better a spot to do some weathering in a XPT. Comes complete with portably swing away workbench, plenty of lighting very comfy seating and lots of floor space for the boxes or materials and stock to be worked on plus I have my own ensuite.
And the trip up to buffet for a cuppa is a short distance
I don't think I could get a more railway theme studio then this
(http://www.ngaugeforum.co.uk/SMFN/gallery/albums/Barts_End/Dir_2/medium_11264.jpg) (http://www.ngaugeforum.co.uk/SMFN/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=11264)
Bart
Nice one Bart, brings a whole new meaning to railway modelling! :)
That's pretty impressive, buddy. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
A very constructive way of managing your time :thumbsup:
cheers John.
Could you not just dangle them out the window? Let the train, take the strain? :D
Don't they object to you using an airbrush? :D
Cant do the window weathering idea all the windows are sealed. :doh:
I just dry brush and washes no airbrush im not that good yet to try an airbrush still learning!
And anyway i have my own cabin reserved each trip. Plenty of peace and as i know all the crews they always pop in and see what im up to over a cuppa
bart
Quote from: 1936ace on March 27, 2014, 11:12:52 AM
...anyway i have my own cabin reserved each trip...
Your own cabin?! :goggleeyes: That's the equivalent in the UK of hiring the Royal Train. It's the only way you'd get a private journey here...