Adding a Coal Load to Model Railway Wagons

[@martinhall60]

Great video, a very good way of fixing the load to the wagon.and great to see a wagon with my name on it . 👍

[@tonywolton]

I am so glad I watched this, great tip with creating humped loads, thank you

[@BuntersYard]

Thank you. Glad you found it useful

[@colwichjunction3366]

Guess what I’m thinking of doing today?
Yep, & this was just the video I was looking for👍
Cheers John B😷

[@BuntersYard]

Ah! Good luck with that, and I’ll watch out for the results on Instagram very soon then!

[@colwichjunction3366]

@@BuntersYard - errrr ok, I’ll do my best👍

[@maxheadroom7687]

Great stuff…thanks for that was just about to plough into making removable loads but I think this looks a lot easier and realistic. Subscribed.👍😎🇦🇺🇬🇧

[@BuntersYard]

Thanks for subscribing. Making removable loads has its problems if it’s an loose aggregate load. I print resin loads of cargo which are removable however. Fridays video will show them being used in an N gauge wagon

[@ThatRandomBiker97]

hey, did you ever make a video on how to make removeable loads?

[@BuntersYard]

Unfortunately i haven't done that particular video yet. Its on the list though

[@daveday5507]

Surely, it's easier to mix Polycell with your load and then spray it with water.

[@BuntersYard]

That sounds like an idea! I’ll give it a go. Thank you