Hornby Holmes J83 - Simple improvements

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  • Опубликовано: 13 июн 2023
  • Another simple makeover on a basic Hornby loco.....this time the J83 tank.
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Комментарии • 17

  • @davidsheriff8989
    @davidsheriff8989 Год назад

    Admire your patience but the end result speaks volumes, great little runner..

  • @AndrewCooper-eo7oh
    @AndrewCooper-eo7oh Год назад

    I loves your videos. I have lent a lot. Carry on with the videos. Thank you.

    • @KV12543
      @KV12543  Год назад

      Thanks for your comments ....there will be more videos so keep watching

  • @donniblanco5239
    @donniblanco5239 Год назад

    Gr8 Job - A lovely little Loco, this is how I love the Hobby from my pov - I was only ever gonna run GWR, (😁 famous last words 😜), but it’s infectious to say the least. My Teak Clerestory’s look amazing after a “few improvements”, and didn’t Cost a fortune - ‘AppyDays!😆

    • @KV12543
      @KV12543  Год назад

      Glad you liked it....I too have modified some teak clerestories...they look much improved and a video will follow, Regards Keith

  • @maxroberts1717
    @maxroberts1717 Год назад

    Super painting work KV, really improved the look of this loco. Agree with you about masking fluid, very useful but tricky to remove. I tried this method of masking yesterday and found it difficult to remove without scratching the paint underneath.

    • @KV12543
      @KV12543  Год назад

      Gentle scraping with a blunt cocktail stick to get a piece big enough to pull away with your fingers sometimes works, it is tedious, but worth it in the end, Regards Keith

  • @PaulinesPastimes
    @PaulinesPastimes 8 месяцев назад

    I do like the J83 and your weathering does look good. In a twist of fate, I bought an R3668 Hornby J83 from 2007-08 that was lightly factory 'weathered' from one of the Old Smokey sets. I then spent many hours with cotton buds and various non damaging chemicals removing the weathering to return it to it's original toy like appearance! That's train modelling for you 😄

    • @KV12543
      @KV12543  8 месяцев назад

      It certainly is......mind you I am not a great fan of factory weathered products so probably would have done the same, Regards Keith

    • @PaulinesPastimes
      @PaulinesPastimes 8 месяцев назад

      @@KV12543 Oh yes, your weathering looks much more realistic. 😊

  • @numptypootis8012
    @numptypootis8012 Год назад +1

    Looks very lovely, I like the J83 mostly because of the Hornby model, not too much of a fan of the strange shaped front cab spectacle plates and very empty cab but an X04 motor magnet would have sat there years ago

    • @KV12543
      @KV12543  Год назад

      Thanks and I agree with your comments....but it was a basic model and does look nice in Apple Green, Regards Keith

  • @TallboyDave
    @TallboyDave Год назад

    Hmm... all very well thought out. Maybe it could have done with adding a basic floor into the cab, with a bit of plasticard, but that's just me speculating.

    • @KV12543
      @KV12543  Год назад

      I think you are right and it may be a job for the future but to be honest it doesn't notice when the loco is running on the layout, Regards Keith

  • @kennethmaney914
    @kennethmaney914 7 месяцев назад +1

    All of the pre war trains came out of the foundry in gloss paint. Why mess a pretty model with muck and muddle. Alot of work for what.I don't know. Us boys and our chuff chuffs eh.

  • @kennethmaney914
    @kennethmaney914 7 месяцев назад +1

    WHAT ....YOU DON'T DO LNER LOCOS, THE FINEST, FASTEST, MOST RELIABLE AND BEAUTIFUL TRAINS THAT EVER OR WILL EVER EXIST. FOR SHAME.SIR NIGEL WILL BE TURNING IN HIS GRAVE.

    • @KV12543
      @KV12543  6 месяцев назад

      Well I certainly wouldn't want to upset the great man....so one day maybe?