Hmmmm……..
A signal imitating a Fresian cow was not the effect I was after…………..
Halfords etch primer is obviously not that etchy!…………….. So someone will be waiting a tad longer for their signal than I thought…………
Posted on May 13, 2020, in Workbench (other) and tagged Benfieldside, EM, Etch primer, Model Railways, Model Trains, ner, p4, Signal, signals, Wordless Wednesday. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
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I am not sure whether liking this sort of post sends the message of empathy I would intend. Hopefully you can get is sorted.
As one not greatly experienced in painting, especially brass, I would appreciate a follow-up outlining how it all went wrong and might be avoided.
Hi Mark; empathy received!
I will take your suggestion – I don’t think I necessarily get it right all the time (as is self evident in this post!) but I do have some advice.