improve a cheap hornby 06 shunter with scratchbuilding and weathering 

Fantastic job. I love your videos. You're an inspiration to all types of people watching.

Thank you for posting this. It's the first one I've found that shows how to use the flushglazing. Feel confident about up trading my own 06 now. The vacuum pipe makes such a difference too. Take care. David

That vacuum pipe was brilliant mate .

I've often toyed with the idea of using the Hornby Barclay 06 body shell on a Bachmann Drewry 03/04 chassis to create the 0-6-0 version of the loco. However, it would also require shortening the rear of the cab roof & upper 2/3rds or the rear cab wall.

Great job as usual that man! Hope that cold has gone now mate!

Great job! Looks great!

This must be one of your best weathering jobs I've seen, I think I'll go look into that artists masking latex thingy bob because I've been after something like that

By heck that’s mucky! Fine work sir👍

Nice job, thanks for the tips, will have to try this!

It's almost alchemy to take a toy and turn it into a model. One of your best videos.

Brilliant job, what a transformation. Thanks for the tips too. That vac hose looks great.

Nice job, i have oneof those that may get that treatment,looks good.

i can't believe to state of that 06 at the end... think it needs a wash Mate🤣🤣joking aside great tun around

Great job

Adding a 12 Ohm 1 Watt series resistor, between the motor & one of the pickups, makes the loco more controllable for slow speed shunting, especially when under ye olde Hornby Zero One DCC or 12 Volt DC Pulse Width Modulated control.