This months picture…
Drummond 0-4-4T M7 No. 243 is one of the 6 painted in Malachite Green after the war but is one of those that were unlined, she is a repainted Hornby model. She has just shunted the ash wagon for filling by the gang.
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Very realistic. I particularly like the distressed wagon on the coal road.
Many thanks. Post war pooled ex PO wagons were never repainted and even where repaired any replacement planks were not painted which is what I have tried to capture.
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