Refurbished Brumm Carriage Finished

I managed to drill the brass lamps for a fixing pin yesterday and got them fitted, so I can declare this one completely finished.

A few more gratuitous shots because I am really pleased with how this has turned out. I really do need to get the OCT’s finished now.

Brumm Carriage Finished.
Brumm Carriage Finished.
Brumm Carriage Finished.
Brumm Carriage Finished.

Refurbished Brumm Carriage

Following on from my making of the replacement carriage lamps for the Brumm Carriage acouple of posts or so ago, I decided that I really couldn’t live with that bright yellow livery.

So, in between other jobs, I carefully took it to bits and resprayed all the bits to take off the ‘plasticy’/toy like look. This journey was helped by my sorting out the issues with two of my airbrushes and completely killing the third when the spray nozzle broke off as I was reassembling it after a thorough clean. I have kept the remaining parts as I am pretty sure that the needle and other bits will fit one of the others.

I originally wanted to finish it in a crimson lake colour but I didn’t have any paint to hand so I enlisted Chris’s assistance to mix some. Part way through that process she arrived at a lovely plum colour which I rather liked so we stuck with that.

Refurbished Brumm Carriage
Refurbished Brumm Carriage
Refurbished Brumm Carriage
Refurbished Brumm Carriage
Refurbished Brumm Carriage

I do still need to fit those replacement carriage lamps though…

The People’s choice!!! – First place in the Gauge O Guild Modelling Competition Rolling Stock Category.

I didn’t post pictures of the finished article before now because I planned to enter it in the GOG modelling competition. Which was held today.

I am pleased to say it took first place in the Rolling Stock section.

Implement Wagon with Horse drawn cart
Implement Wagon with Horse drawn cart
Implement Wagon with Horse drawn cart
Implement Wagon with Horse drawn cart
Implement Wagon with Horse drawn cart