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This model I'm about to start is by TRANSITCLASSICS in Victoria who have recently produced a polyurethane kit for a Brisbane FM in "O" scale. The kit represents one of the group numbered from 482 to 503. This group had sliding doors and padded seats.
Typical of the group No 497 pain
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The kit came in a large cardboard box and typical of polyurethane castings has a fair amount of flash to remove. This photo is how the parts came out of the box. The obvious distortion in not the parts it is my cheap pocket digital camera. The parts are all well cast with good detail and the flash is thin and easy to remove with a knife.
This is the first kit for a Brisbane tram that has been available in "O" scale and I am looking forward to the project it as it will be a break from scratch building. Over the next few weeks I hope to report on my progress.
Hello.
ReplyDeleteCould you tell me if the Brisbane FM tram kit is available for purchase?
Thanks.