Getting the Showman ready for Dorset
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Simon C
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Re: Getting the Showman ready for Dorset
Looks fantastic I will be seeing it at Dorset.
JayBee- Number of posts : 104
Location : Cumbria UK
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GETTING THE SHOWMAN READY FOR DORSET
Gee Lynn
you’ve only been at Steam Traction World for 4 weeks and they have you working at 2:45 on a Sunday ‘’polishing’’.
I saw the engine only last Wednesday and credit to you it was certainly ready for its annual polish looks great.
Just out of interest how did you liberate it from the showroom it must have taken an effort near on as great as the polishing? especially with all those o.o.d. leaflets in the way.
Simon
you’ve only been at Steam Traction World for 4 weeks and they have you working at 2:45 on a Sunday ‘’polishing’’.
I saw the engine only last Wednesday and credit to you it was certainly ready for its annual polish looks great.
Just out of interest how did you liberate it from the showroom it must have taken an effort near on as great as the polishing? especially with all those o.o.d. leaflets in the way.
Simon
Simon C- Number of posts : 303
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Re: Getting the Showman ready for Dorset
Great to see all my hard work getting a bit of TLC, if they have a car battery handy you can get the lights working!
Steve Traill- Number of posts : 800
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Re: Getting the Showman ready for Dorset
They might of lettered up the vallences Steve. it looks very bare. Got a signwriting brush handy Lynn?
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mikero- Number of posts : 261
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Re: Getting the Showman ready for Dorset
Tims the man for that, give him a bottle of 'Old Speckled Hen' & a paint brush & it'll be done in a jiffy!
Steve Traill- Number of posts : 800
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Re: Getting the Showman ready for Dorset
Lynn is that the STW control model ?
LiveSteam- Number of posts : 777
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Re: Getting the Showman ready for Dorset
Lynn@STW wrote:I think it is owned by Dean. But I could be wrong.
Ah, do you happen to know if they did a control model for the Showmans ?
LiveSteam- Number of posts : 777
Location : Hampshire
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Re: Getting the Showman ready for Dorset
They usually do a control model with every batch, the completed Showmans that Lynn has polished up I built for Dean a few years ago. It was built from new kits and was not a control model. Really nice to see it looking it's best.
Steve Traill- Number of posts : 800
Age : 67
Location : Illogan Redruth Cornwall
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Re: Getting the Showman ready for Dorset
Steve Traill wrote:They usually do a control model with every batch, the completed Showmans that Lynn has polished up I built for Dean a few years ago. It was built from new kits and was not a control model. Really nice to see it looking it's best.
Ah thats interesting that they do one per batch.
LiveSteam- Number of posts : 777
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Getting the showmans ready for Dorset
I don't think they have built a control model this time with the second batch.
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Steve ( Heavyhaul )
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Steve ( Heavyhaul )
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