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Class 23 "baby deltic", designed for the 16mm power unit. My first body shell....hand painted in BR green.
Class 158 DMU, made for The Bridge. Fits the 23m unit. Here shown in Scotrail livery; graphics created as multi-layer image to allow easy livery change and printed onto inkjet clear decal paper. This shell used at 23 shows and has travelled well over 60 miles...and not looking that tatty after all the handling its had! This unit now DCC chipped!!
Class 170 DMU. Made at the same time as the Class 158 shell & also fits the 23m unit. All comments above apply as well.....
Class 180 DMU shell. Example here is in First Great Western "Barbie" livery, as above, finished with a clear inkjet decal.
Class 68 loco, which I think has a 19m chassis under it. This was a particularly difficult shape to transfer; five separate decals if I remember right. Scotrail livery again.
Class 43 reskin. This is the unique Scotrail Seven Cities livery which I printed onto white inkjet decal paper from a different source to previous paper I've used...which was a lot easier to apply. This unit is my latest DCC chipping subject....which means I can chip all sizes in the range!!
And finally, hot off the printer, a first-cut Class 800/03 power unit from a nine-cars set I'm needing for my new layout. This will be finished as most of the above using inkjet transfers and will be in GWR's superb dark green livery. The one unique thing about this set is the unusually long overhang between the bogies and the end of the carriage, which will need extended couplings designing!!
