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I used the plastic mosquito net (you can see in the first picture)
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Outstanding. You have a very precise build going on there.
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Hi john,
beautifil wheels!
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03-22-2013, 11:26 AM
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That looks great, I've been thinking about doing a locomotive myself after I finish (or rather when I'm far enough into the build so that my wife won't object against another modell in progress) my Cidade.
How did you make those rivets, and how do you use that weathering set exactly ?
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@Dancooper : The rivets made in aluminum plate, by punching. Wheatering wery simple, I put of the pigments with brush (You can do it dry or wet)
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The wheels and boiler are ready.
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The only surviving copy of the locomotive is in Tarnowskie Gory museum in Poland. 
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