We have just completed a special one off for a new Customer who wanted to see their Class 55 turned out in Pullman Umber and Cream. We started with a Bachmann Class 55 in BR Green. The body was stripped of various detailing and given a recoat of Railmatch Pullman Umber and Cream. Finally finished off with Fox Transfers Pullman decals and now ready to hand back to the Customer. We know there was never a Class 55 in Pullman livery, but this is what the Customer was after! And

We have also had a mixture of 14 Bachmann OCA & OCC Wagons in for weathering. All completed ready for the customer to pick them up.

We have completed the next set of weathering for a couple of customers, a mixture of diesel locomotives and JNA and Lobster wagons. All ready for the customers to collect. Next week we return to a range of general repairs.

This week in the workshop, we have completed the weathering of twelve Seacow wagons, which are now prepared for delivery to our customer. As a point of interest, is there an established term for a group of twelve Seacow wagons? 😎

We have had a busy week of weathering 10 Southern region locomotives for a customer. A mixture of medium and heavy weathering. All looking suitably grubby!

After a number of weeks carrying out servicing and repairs of locomotives and rolling stock, it was a pleasant change to paint a set of 3D printed figures for one of our customers. The figures are from Smart Models, the Home Guard, with a remarkable resemblance to Dad's Army!

It has been a busy time in the weathering workshop, as we had a range of locomotives in for a mixture of renumbering / renaming and...

Our Customer had a very clear view on how he wanted his Plasser OWB10 Permanent Way unit to look! A very heavily weather unit, and trust...