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Here is the greatest custom I’ve ever made myself, Dustin! Made from an Arry and a Bert model to elongate the body, and been placed on a breakdown train flatbed, and used metal and epoxy glue to stick everything for the body together. Been spray painted Regal Red, and used black and white for the detailing, along with the slow plow that’s been made out of styrofoam that’s been coated with lots of metal glue all over, along with a bottle cap for the blade of the plow and a Lego piece that’s been super glued on the middle, and been drawn red with a red paint pen. Lamp used and drawn with black with white for the glass from a Trackmaster/Tomy Thomas, and another random Lego piece that’s also been drawn black, and super glued on the top of the lower part of the body for the funnel. For the tender, it came from a Take Along James, and used a random image of Dustin off the internet to print it out, and cut it for the nameplate for the sides of it. And, lastly sprayed it black for the buffer beam of the tender, and used a black paint pen to color in the coal on the top, and forgot to mention, a piece of wood that’s been paced under the tender’s body to make it a little taller!

Hope you enjoy what you’re seeing here, and see you around!

Description
Here is the greatest custom I’ve ever made myself, Dustin! Made from an Arry and a Bert model to elongate the body, and been placed on a breakdown train flatbed, and used metal and epoxy glue to stick everything for the body together. Been spray painted Regal Red, and used black and white for the detailing, along with the slow plow that’s been made out of styrofoam that’s been coated with lots of metal glue all over, along with a bottle cap for the blade of the plow and a Lego piece that’s been super glued on the middle, and been drawn red with a red paint pen. Lamp used and drawn with black with white for the glass from a Trackmaster/Tomy Thomas, and another random Lego piece that’s also been drawn black, and super glued on the top of the lower part of the body for the funnel. For the tender, it came from a Take Along James, and used a random image of Dustin off the internet to print it out, and cut it for the nameplate for the sides of it. And, lastly sprayed it black for the buffer beam of the tender, and used a black paint pen to color in the coal on the top, and forgot to mention, a piece of wood that’s been paced under the tender’s body to make it a little taller!

Hope you enjoy what you’re seeing here, and see you around!