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Thursday 7 November 2019
And a hint of things to come
My new 7/8ths Trefor quarry Hudson Hunslet, built by James Hilton to replace my much loved Merlin 16mm version that got stolen. Working with James on this commission has been a delight from start to finish. Leaving aside the quality of the finished product, which looks just like I imagined it would, James went out of his way to accommodate my requirements, provided a lot of additional advice, and kept me fully informed throughout the process, so the end result felt like a true collaboration that fully realised an image of this loco I've had in my head for many years.
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