A Peco buffer stop, hacked about a bit. The protruding knobs on the cross beam need to be chopped off. Note the removed webbing on the closest track and athe addition of fishplates.
A Peco buffer stop, hacked about a bit. The protruding knobs on the cross beam need to be chopped off. Note the removed webbing on the closest track and athe addition of fishplates.
5th December 2007 06:03
Catcott Burtle diary: June 07 - March 08
Model Railway Layouts by Chris Nevard @ fotopic.net
Taken using a Nikon NIKON D200
Culvert (Bridge 271? 'Renewed April 1929 to ferro-concrete tubes, surrounded with concrete, on concrete raft. 2spans of 4ft. Diam.') with experimental concrete effect technique.Previous | NextPretty well 1/1 mag of some insulated cosmetic fishplates, I cannot remember the make, bought them ages ago, colouring suggests C&L?. These plates are around 5 mm long (ish) - almost look like 0 gauge this close. Until I looked at the picture, and hence looking at the bolts close up, never did realize that there was an 'inside' and and 'outside'!

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