Painting Dolgoch in 009 for a Narrow Gauge Railway Layout 

Your method for the lining is absolutely genius, I think I'll have to -steal- adopt it!

It's incredible how you can take a toy and seemingly effortlessly turn it into a proper model. You're one of if not the best railway modeling channel I've found and you deserve more recognition. I'm especially impressed by the lining, you've done it on 009 meanwhile I struggle to do basic boiler bands in O, just amazing.

Such an excellent finish! 🎉 Hmmm…seasonal videos - were there already! 🎅

On my second watch through on this. Wonderful stuff (happy the cat joined in too). I always enjoy your presentation style-it makes the work attractive and the videos so very enjoyable. Thanks for keeping these coming. -Chris

Crikey george...that lining...you are a gluten for punishment 😳! But this is your most amazing build yet! Oh and the nail varnish skills are coming on in leaps and bounds too 😂

Absolutely stunned at how well that lining trick worked. Also I very much appreciate the cat shots lol. You should give your cat their own cutting mat, see if that helps them leave yours alone lol!

Got to say, the painting over the decals up to the whit eline is absolutely genius!. Dolgoch is looking fantastic

Looking fab Dolgoch is my favirote locomotive on the TR and one of my favorites ever next to Fenchurch!

Really nice job, It was really good to see the lining. God bless

These models look insane good work

Very nice George I'm in a land of confusion myself with regards to the green I have Revell deep bronze green #55 which looks a bit dark or a humbrol olive drab #155 love the way you did the transfers

She looks incredible! I wish I had your skills - modifying and painting a model to look this good at such a small size is no mean feat :))

Lovely job George.👍Those lining decals looked bloomin fiddly.

Another great video, superb work on the lining. For boiler bands have you tried painting masking tape and then cutting into boiler band widths and applying. I used this method on a 7mm kit and once the varnishes are applied it held nicely. Also Copydex is a good alternative to Maskol, I find it peels off better and of course you have a glue and masking liquid in the same pot 😊 Also I now stick my footplate crews to a very thin and small piece of clear plasticard before sticking them in the cab, you can't see it once they are in the cab and it is a damned sight easier gluing them to the footplate floor.

I quite littraly could not wait lol love it

Love the way you used the transfers to provide an edge for the lining. Plus top tip on how to achieve the rounded corners.

now that right there is a gallant old engine.

Your figures are great. I've always looked at model railway figures and wondered "Why not paint them like wargame figures so they look nice?" But just by adding a wash they go from flat plastic to small people.

Super job on the lining.

Think the reason that craftmaster deep bronze green looks right is because that’s what’s used on the real thing…😀

I like your lining technique. Now I’m torn between adopting it for when I do my own conversion or matching my existing Talyllyn.

Looks amazing! Idk maybe my personal preference is I prefer the gloss to the satin finish, as with most real Locomotives they are quite glossy (apart from the smokebox) where you can see reflections

Great job and it kinda looks like smudger from thomas

I find using a little teck deck tool can remove the pins holding the rods on

well I've gone for Railmatch 630 SR LIGHT OLIVE

train pun alert

You should try warhammer its better than trains lol