Gizzy
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No, this isn't about Mizzy's bunny wabbits? I like to run my rake of hoppers wagons on the LGB, so I liked this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgcg7F__uKw I recently did a stock exchange of a Silberhutte hopper for a OEG version with Whatlep. I've made loads for mine (kitty litter), but I also like the weathering that Mel's done to his empty W&GLR ones. Looks like this chap here has weathered half his rake of 10, but they still look great behind the HSB 2-10-2....
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yb281
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Oh yus, Oi loiks that. 
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CoggesRailway
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That is nice. Especially the weathered ones
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whatlep
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Mmm. We like hoppers in Ruritania, but that ballast is just too..... visible. 
Chef Des Trains: Ruritanische Staatsbahn/ Uritán állami Vasutak/ Ruritanian Railways
Off the beaten track in Middle England (but worryingly close to Bromyard)
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beavercreek
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HOPPERS??? 
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