Another classic model loco realised in art as a real loco. The Triang dock shunter of the 1960s painted by me how it might look if real…
Another classic model loco realised in art as a real loco. The Triang dock shunter of the 1960s painted by me how it might look if real…
When I was young and used to spend a lot of time on model railways, Triang-Hornby had a little tank engine, or a family of them “Nellie”, “Polly” and “Connie” as well as some numbered brothers such as “No.27”. They had a certain charm, but were as much toy as model really. This year is Hornby Railways’ hundredth birthday, so as my own little tribute, here is No.7178 re-imagined as a real locomotive.
When I was young and used to spend a lot of time on model railways, Triang-Hornby had a little tank engine, or a family of them “Nellie”, “Polly” and “Connie” as well as some numbered brothers. They had a certain charm, but were as much toy as model really. This year is Hornby Railways’ hundredth birthday, so as my own little tribute, here is Polly re-imagined as a real locomotive. Drawn digitally using Procreate, Apple Pencil and iPad Pro.
The Alexandra Rose – Digitally executed Pencil and Was Sketch of a cottage garden favourite.
Greater Albion Art and Design 