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Southern Electric Modelling Gallery -
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| Below are illustrations of 4mm scale EMUs built from kits or by converting coaches. Details of how to contact manufacturers and suppliers can be found in our modelling contacts section. To view any picture larger (max. 60kB) - click on the picture and it will open in another window. |
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Three Motor Luggage Vans, above built from a Southern Pride kit, centre a rather heavily weathered example built from a DC Kits kit and below converted from a Hornby Mk1 coach. |
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This model of a 2 Bil is built from an Ian Kirk kit enhanced with a Branchlines detailing kit. It was professionally built by the late Phil Busch of Uckfield. |
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As mentioned on our kit-built DMUs page, Southern Pride kits use clear plastic sides with the livery ready painted on. Whilst this reduces the amount of painting and produces a very flush glazed finish it does mean that separately applied detail, such as door handles and grab rails, have to be fixed and then the whole kit assembled without marking the sides. So beware letting the drill slip or marking with solvent-laden finger prints. It can be done though ..... it also was professionally built by the late Phil Busch of Uckfield! |
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A Southern Pride model of a 2Hap. |
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This model of a 2Nol was built professionally by Adrian Coombes of Newport City Models and MARC Models. |
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This page updated
21st February 2006 by Colin Duff. |
