Nice but expensive
http://severnmodels.com/epages/eshop1179816.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/eshop1179816/Categories/%22N%20Gauge%22
Lovely models and a great use of brass etching. Rather pricey though :(.
Based in Broseley!
I used to live there, mom still does. Wonder who it is :-\
They do look nice, but ouch - railway modellers must have fuller wallets than me...
Quote from: Matt of Munslow on 10 December 2014, 10:15:21 AM
Based in Broseley!
I used to live there, mom still does. Wonder who it is :-\
Email address is andy@severnmodels if that helps
Quote from: Matt of Munslow on 10 December 2014, 10:15:21 AM
Based in Broseley!
I used to live there, mom still does. Wonder who it is :-\
You wonder who your mum is? :-\
Quote from: toxicpixie on 10 December 2014, 10:48:31 AM
They do look nice, but ouch - railway modellers must have fuller wallets than me...
No they only buy it once!. They decide on a single period and a single scale. When they have filled out thier layout thats it.
Years ago at the Halton Model show there wasa delightful North African layout. It was 4 x2 feet with a single line. 4 of 5 buldings as a village with a market and alow relief fort. He had converted the train that had 8 carridges/wagons. He freely admitted it had taken hin 6 years to complete.
So If you imagined over 6 years you would by 8 buildings, 50 figures and 10 vehicles, I think you would find you could afford these prices without any issues.
I guess I could... but then what about the other seventeen half done railway layouts I'd have in the loft?!
Wait, what? ONE period and scale? No, sorry, you lost me...
I received my Pendraken competition Price : A Severn Building.
It is a luxury item, really clean. I don't even know if it isn't too much for wargaming, I feel it is more a Rail road item.
Maybe consider having these building in one piece resin ?
Quote from: barbarian on 10 April 2015, 10:51:25 AM
I received my Pendraken competition Price : A Severn Building.
It is a luxury item, really clean. I don't even know if it isn't too much for wargaming, I feel it is more a Rail road item.
Maybe consider having these building in one piece resin ?
Good to hear it arrived safely, the buildings are very detailed and I think they are more designed for the railway guys.
Railway layouts can be pretty, but I don't get it; the little trains go round and round, and then you go and have some coffee. I think we have the more attractive hobby.
As the Timecast boys say:
Railway enthusiasm arrive at trade show with a budget, and want to spend it on the best quality stuff!
Rare to see a poor railway scratch build!
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I used the plywood that comes with the sheet as a protection to base the building.
Wow! :o 8)
That does look good! I'd be afraid to paint it :D
Lovely looking model. :)
Definitely, rather splendid !
Cheers - Phil
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that's gorgeous!
Ooo, lovely!
Is it heavy, being etched brass? Bet it'll stand up well to use mind...
Absolutely terrific, B !!
Cheers - Phil
Depressingly beautiful :)
Evidence, if it were needed, that there are levels of painting I have never, and will never have, achieved :(
Stunning, lovely looking model. :-bd
Stunning
:-bd =D> :-bd =D>
Excellent work, B. 8)