Prudenzio Mini Choo-Choos

[Don Boose]

You have amassed quite a stable of rolling stock for your miniature railway. All excellent work and nice to look at.

Don

[larry2]

Very nice, and at such a small scale. Boggles my mind and my fingers.

[cjwalas]

Ah, lovely. You simply must display these as a consist, it'll make a very nice looking train!
Chris

[Darwin]

Chris, there is a method to my madness.....

[doctormax]

Stop it right now barry and Doris got me wanting to build ships and now Darwin has me wanting to build trains. There is an axiis of card modeling going on I urge people to stand up and be brave and not fall into the trap. do not go building a train Martin

[Darwin]

Too late, Martin. You have been assimilated....resistance is futile.

[Darwin]

Another loco done...this time the Gr. 746. This particular kit was missing a significant part; the firebox end of the boiler was not provided. Fortunately, I printed out all the minis, so was able to steal the needed part from one of the other kits with a pointy cab. Speaking of pointy cabs, it went together much easier than I thought it might...no tribble atal. Now to find where I put those roundhouse files.

[Vermin_King]

Okay, I'm showing my ignorance. On page 2 of the pdf, what are the black shapes?

[Darwin]

Page 2 of the pdfs for the minis are to be printed on the back of page 1. They provide color to the backs of the parts without having to double the thickness. Print page 1, then flip the page over and put into the paper feed (making sure that the top of the printed page is positioned so it will feed into the printer first), then print page 2. If printing from the pdf, you will have to be sure that the "current page" button is selected on the printer window.

[Vermin_King]

hmmm ... some of them didn't seem to line up with anything. I'll check again