17th Century Carriage

[Duckman]

Hi

Does anyone have a picture or explanation on the assembly of the 17th century carriage?

Cheers

Orcs

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Yes
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10154505942496101&set=a.10153768062061101.1073741831.557051100&type=3&theater

Look back and forward from there

[kev1964]

Hi,

Just done one, easy to assemble. The rear wheels and angled rail are one piece and the front just slots onto the front wheels/draw bar.
Hope these help.

kev

[FierceKitty]

Looks very 18th-century to me.

[d_Guy]

It was ahead of its time. A concept vehicle really.
Beautiful work, Kev.

I can't get logged into FB ML

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

It's basically that, with an inferior paint job!

[Obsidian23]

That's beautiful paint work.  I take my hat off to you!

The carriage looks great.

[fsn]

Looks pretty C17 to me. 


Lovely paint job.

[FierceKitty]

May well be.

[Leman]

Well, no disputing that the previous picture is C17th, but the model is part of the SYW range, more than halfway through the C18th, hence the confusion I suspect.

[Glorfindel]

Kev,

Stunning paint work.   The colours and finish are superb.
A great advert for the carriage - sales will no doubt follow !


Phil

[Westmarcher]

A job well done, indeed! I like the coat of arms(?) on the door and the curtains! To be fair, the catalogue states its a 17th/18th Century carriage and most of the figures used in the photographs appear to be from the SYW personalities range.

[Techno]

Super work, Kev. 

Cheers - Phil

[SV52]

very nice 

[kev1964]

Thank's for the comments chaps, i just finished the French, Hanoverian and Misc from the SYW range that's why they are all together. The coat of arms is for Pengilley, ( i think ) well my attempt  , hopefully Leon might recognise it.

kev