whdamon
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In the next few threads is the construction of a 50 year old pewter model kit of the 19th Century Phaeton carriage in 1/32nd scale from the Bygone Age series.
This is a much easier build than some of the other more complicated carriages and coaches. It went together quickly and had no fit issues but still needed a lot of molding lines
to remove, Also like many other of these very old pewter kits there was the orange residue from the amber left over when the protective coating on the metal evaporated. It comes off easily
with a brass brush.
I had a second kit that I picked up off of Ebay that the seller started but must of given up that served as spare parts if needed. Next life time I may just attempt to bring back to life with a few corrections.
excuse the cluttered workbench, but lots of crazy ideas going on





This is a much easier build than some of the other more complicated carriages and coaches. It went together quickly and had no fit issues but still needed a lot of molding lines
to remove, Also like many other of these very old pewter kits there was the orange residue from the amber left over when the protective coating on the metal evaporated. It comes off easily
with a brass brush.
I had a second kit that I picked up off of Ebay that the seller started but must of given up that served as spare parts if needed. Next life time I may just attempt to bring back to life with a few corrections.
excuse the cluttered workbench, but lots of crazy ideas going on




