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Classe B Dargeeling locomotive
Hi guys, in between SW builds, I am building this Classe B Dargeeling locomotive. On14. It rides in India and the Himalayas / Tibet
All made from a partial construction kit in brass, bronze and a few white metal parts. For now the chassis is ready . I'm testing it 's fonction on rolls ( I don't know if this is the exact word) The blue one is the real thing..
It was released in only 15 copies / building kits, by our Narrow gauge model club/study group called GEMME for the national historical museum in France for a cultural exchange.
http://www.gemme.org
All made from a partial construction kit in brass, bronze and a few white metal parts. For now the chassis is ready . I'm testing it 's fonction on rolls ( I don't know if this is the exact word) The blue one is the real thing..
It was released in only 15 copies / building kits, by our Narrow gauge model club/study group called GEMME for the national historical museum in France for a cultural exchange.
http://www.gemme.org
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And here she is: The Class B Locomotive from the Darjeeling Himalayan Railways
Painting will be for the warmer and drier months.
And here's the real thing...