New Schleich figure for the CFR.

casey jones snr

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New driver recruited to the CFR.image.jpeg Joe posing besides Freda, Betty is the regular driver.image.jpeg Joe gets his first footplate ride.image.jpeg In 1/19 scale Joe stands at 5' 10" tall.image.jpeg In 1/20 scale Joe stands at 6'1" tall.image.jpegJoe posing with Karl a 1/19 scale figure.
Joe comes from the Schleich range of farm figures. Both arms are moveable and he his free standing. He fits well in all the Roundhouse locomotives and also the Playmobil diesel.
 
casey jones snr said:
New driver recruited to the CFR.View attachment 227139 Joe posing besides Freda, Betty is the regular driver.View attachment 227140 Joe gets his first footplate ride.View attachment 227141 In 1/19 scale Joe stands at 5' 10" tall.View attachment 227142 In 1/20 scale Joe stands at 6'1" tall.View attachment 227143Joe posing with Karl a 1/19 scale figure.
Joe comes from the Schleich range of farm figures. Both arms are moveable and he his free standing. He fits well in all the Roundhouse locomotives and also the Playmobil diesel.
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Looks good in the cab. Nice to know the size too!
 
I have some of their stuff. The farm vehicles are good value too. TK Max sell these from time to time at good discounts.
 
casey jones snr said:
View attachment 227492 Karl, Sean and Sven pose with Joe before commencing driver training.
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Casey,with a name such as yours will you be doing the driver training;),,seriously,smart looking crew,what are these figures made from?what sort of plasic,and would they be able to be "modified",change pose for example,they look like they are a poly type and therefore would be glue unfreindly?or are they like LGB hard plastic which are easy to bash.?
 
Poly type, but I have fo
Riograndad said:
Casey,with a name such as yours will you be doing the driver training;),,seriously,smart looking crew,what are these figures made from?what sort of plasic,and would they be able to be "modified",change pose for example,they look like they are a poly type and therefore would be glue unfreindly?or are they like LGB hard plastic which are easy to bash.?[/QUOTE
Poly type. However I have found that soaking in hot water or the application of an heat gum makes them very malleable and easy to repose. I have also used epoxy resin to glue parts when I have performed amputations.
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casey jones snr said:
Poly type, but I have fo
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Thanks Casey,thought they were poly,thats a shame as would be harder to reposition,although may be adaptable with heat as you say but and I`m not a fan of epoxy,bad experiences during my OO days but its food for thought ,thanks again.
 
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