The first one was the test Piece, what materials work, what´s possible and to get a feel for building such a thing and It turned out better than I thought but improvements can be made, so why not try a Mark II.
Again, this carriage will end up in Bodstonia.
This time no balsawood, just Card, a bit of insulating foam (the seat) and some Florist wire.
The the nags are from the Strelets Norman Train set, the wheels from the bits box.
Again, a seated coachman will have to be found (or created ) at some Point.
Anyway, it´s taken it´s place in Bodstonia.. in Symphonie´s day out :-D
You would think this was a bought kit, great work
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I too thought that this was a kit! Well done indeed.
ReplyDeleteThat is way cooler than the first and that one was cool! It almost looks sinister
ReplyDeleteVery well done sir!
ReplyDeleteThat is really impressing!!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant. A coach fit for a king (perhaps travelling incognito).
ReplyDeleteWow, can't believe you made that from card!! Very well done my good man!
ReplyDeleteBrillant work :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing work. Looks so real. X
ReplyDeleteYou're a talented and patient man, that's an awesome piece of work. Bravo.
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic Paul. It has given me some great ideas for a carriage that I want to make myself. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks James. They are easier to make than I thought. I´ve wanted a couple of carriages for Bodstonia for a while now but never got the nerve to try. The one Thing I made a mistake with with the first was the size of the cab, I´ve found out that if the cab is roughly the height of the figure and the width is about 1/2 to 2/3rds the length of the cab then it Looks porportional.
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