Shocking Stuff….

(Apologies for a second cheesy pun in a row with regards to post titles….)

Last week I managed to get my shock wagon stock up to scratch and to a standard I feel happy with:

  
These are all based on Bachmann models and the only work carried out has been the fitting of Instanter couplings and some weathering to bring out the detail – these now feel ready for traffic so to speak, although a small amount of dry brushing work may follow to bring out some of the details a little more and add a touch more variety.

In other shocking news, OTCM apprentice Stuart was seen at today’s Longfield show operating his layout while seemingly also performing the dance moves to MJ’s Thriller……

  
Perhaps it will catch on!!

Until next time…..

Chris

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