Polish Loco

jrts

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Hi

What a work of art :shock: :shock:

Can this be had as a kit???
It would be great to do a build on something as outstanding as this!!!

Thanks for the link

Rob
 

Gecko23

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jrts said:
Hi
Can this be had as a kit???
It would be great to do a build on something as outstanding as this!!!

Rob

Sure. Railroad related models are pretty common in paper, here's some links to a few retailers I've bought from that carry them:

http://www.lighthousemodelart.com/SearchResult.aspx?CategoryID=8
http://www.hobbyfactory.com/index.php/cPath/29?osCsid=032dded895ff0fe2670d8900ee0fca1f
http://cardmodelshop.com/store2/index.php?cPath=27&osCsid=71cb52460eed9d9db601a5d70447ec5f
http://www.catalogcity.com/amos/cc/main/catalog/vid/213600/act/d,426196/ccsyn/1

Didn't see the pictured model at any of them, but there were others of similar design and detail.
 

Peter H

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There's Ray Morris' Micromodel style loco's Tim. The photo's are 2002 vintage so I'm not sure if the website is correct and I have different ideas now about making permanent way.

Would Love to do a Princess....
 

Tonino

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Ehm, dear loco-fans

I've in mind to build another big polish loco, the Modelik OL49.
If someone of you is going to put the hands on it I have a little useful thing to give you. Please take a look on this thread.
Just to spare you to became crazy looking for the pieces around in the 26 pages of the model...

Ciao

Tonino