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#141 Posted : 17 July 2019 06:39:09

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Hi Tony,thank you for taking time to help with the seat build sounds worth a trial, let's see how it looks and fit's in the coach to see if I can box it in.

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#142 Posted : 17 July 2019 06:58:39

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You may already have seen this but if not you can pull up the instructions to the trailways kit here

https://modelexpo-online...d-stagecoach-1-12-scale

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#143 Posted : 17 July 2019 08:41:52

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Tony thank you for your last post, I found it very helpful.

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#144 Posted : 17 July 2019 21:34:54

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Tony,

It looks like my earlier question on the purpose of the bottom coach box has been answered. According to the model Trailways instruction referenced to you for the seats, it was a foot well. Lots to learn from both os these kit instructions. Confused

Great work. I would think your simulated cushion buttons, the nails, would probably be leather covered and therefore black. (or maybe not?)

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#145 Posted : 18 July 2019 06:31:26

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Thanks for the help on the nail buttons my kit has said, paint the nail heads brown to simulate leather (bit tricky right now) will have to think about it for my second build.

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#146 Posted : 01 September 2019 10:06:17

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Update:

Inside of doors now finished more soon.

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#147 Posted : 01 September 2019 10:42:32

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Those doors look really great.

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#148 Posted : 01 September 2019 11:09:29

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Superb work Trev Cool

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#149 Posted : 01 September 2019 18:31:20

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Thanks Roy for looking in

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#150 Posted : 01 September 2019 18:42:20

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Hi Martyn,

Thank you for your comments,next I will be fitting the seats and starting build the Winch that's the seat for the drivers.

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#151 Posted : 01 September 2019 18:44:38

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Stunning work Trev, looks amazing.... Drool

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#152 Posted : 01 September 2019 19:42:14

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Superb work Trev, they look excellent. Love

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#153 Posted : 01 September 2019 21:43:00

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Thanks for looking in Alan,thinking about the interior,looking up old pictures on the web and seeing if i can add to the build,all good fun !

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#154 Posted : 01 September 2019 21:49:57

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Hi Mark,one of the parts I am working on at the moment is the interior foot rest this involves more upholstery and glue pictures soon and thanks for looking in.

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#155 Posted : 22 September 2019 18:25:22

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UPDATE: Making and Fitting interior Bench.

First picture show's parts needed to build the bench you need 6 support feet to fit to the base,which have to covered the edge with 0.6 x 2mm.

Next cover foot base with 0.6x30 top and bottom,then line the edges with 0.6x2mm wood vernier sand with fine paper and french polish.

To make the foot rest cut three small square pieces of wood,then glue sponge to make a pad cover and upholster to match interior doors

More Soon

Regards Trev.

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#156 Posted : 22 September 2019 18:29:37

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Beautiful work Trev, looking excellent. Love

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#157 Posted : 22 September 2019 19:17:14

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Thank you for looking in Mark, the next part will be the front seat.

Regards Trev.

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#158 Posted : 22 September 2019 22:23:58

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Love how this is turning out Trev, very impressive all round.... Drool

.. May even be tempted to have a go with this one myself.... Very well done....

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#159 Posted : 23 September 2019 09:02:23

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Thanks Alan,finding this kit a good value for the money and not to difficult
to build,it would be nice to see more.

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#160 Posted : 23 September 2019 15:58:15

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Just love those seats!
They look really comfy.

Now all you need is a scale team of horses... LOL

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