Russian 20-Ton Flatbed Railcar for 1/35 Eastern Front

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...making 1/35 railway kits in resin Russia - World War 2

Adam's 20 t Russian Wagon and T70s...

...the photo feature combining no less than 3 blogs! Russia - World War 2

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Tim White 1	05/10/2010 18:29:53
14391 forum posts 2978 photos	Adam Glad to see the buffer issue was a trick of the light. Still with you and enjoying sir. Cheers Tim
Adam Kuller	06/10/2010 04:19:13
7359 forum posts 6135 photos	I don't know why I was suprised to see it, with the ruggedness of the frontier and the desperation of the times , but fireplace logs for railroad ties I hadn't seen before. (if anyone wants to translate the subtitle....? Libor?) Keith ~ A pleasure to have you along and yes, I think it's clearly the best resin kit I've seen this close-a beautiful set of parts -a good deal for the price too Tim~Glad you're hanging with ! Soon I get into the brakes---a fair amount of interesting parts. Adam
libor	13/10/2010 00:57:07
1944 forum posts 614 photos	Hi Adam, back from holidays checking out the news nice progress.... Russian woman scrambles out from mud onto rail.... Cheers Libor
Adam Kuller	14/10/2010 02:16:30
7359 forum posts 6135 photos	~Libor~ a big thanks for the translation--(as dismal as it is) ~I've been working at clean-up and prep of a lot of little parts---just getting started with the increadibly detailed brake assemblies----update on that coming soon Wish me luck! Adam
Craig Hiscock	14/10/2010 23:03:27
Moderator 16064 forum posts 5678 photos 11 articles	Great progress Adam, love the extra attention to detail. should look real good with a load on. Craig
Marc	15/10/2010 10:43:32
1624 forum posts 1034 photos	Hi Adam! I'm tagging along and watching with great interest! I like Railroad models! I'm pretty sure your muddy, scrambling Russian lady is next to some narrow-guage railway line, it certainly looks that way, and I doubt the logs could take the punch of some broad-guage locos!.... I always find the brake systems the most challenging part of rolling stock... Regards, Marc
Stevie Mack	15/10/2010 12:04:47
107 forum posts 4 photos	Hi Adam, Once again, outstanding work mate!!! Breaking open the Vodka for this one!!! First time I've been interested in a railway type thingie!! Keep it up Mate!! ATVB, Steve.
Adam Kuller	16/10/2010 04:30:13
7359 forum posts 6135 photos	~Craiger~Many thanks-Good thing you're back---are you sending any fish? ~Marc~Awsome you are here my friend--So you think thats a tech just used for the light narrow gauge lines? That looks pretty narrow in the pic alright.---still,... desperate time--they might make a repair like that I'd bet?---yep brakes comin up--- ~Steve~Glad to have you too Steve--honestly I ahven't touched any RR stuff since I was a pup---I was VERY into HO as a boy but this is all new territory of study---It's really amazing how a little interest causes you to become very interested--just to get things right---before you know it your knee-deep Update coming soon to a monitor near you! ADAM
VI	16/10/2010 07:06:33
2663 forum posts 992 photos	Hi Adam, This is coming on a treat, fantastic work on the deck. Looking forward to seeing what you do with the break system. Cheers VI
Michel Brinkerink	16/10/2010 18:33:45
690 forum posts 409 photos	Heya Adam, some sweet little progress here, keep it up buddy

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