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LEADER was a shunter at Sittingbourne Mill when I visited the Bowater's system in 1961. It was a bit cleaner then from what I recall... -
Whilst the railway room takes shape, I’ve managed a few little projects. Currently on the bench is a Connoisseur kit for an AA3...
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The way I am building Rivermead Central means I can go for months without adding anything to the layout itself. All the modelling time... -
Thanks all for some interesting comments on loadsa matters! Especial thanks to Andy @AndyB for persistence in digging out details of...
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AJC reacted to Herb Garden's post in the thread The Norwich & Mucklemouth Railway - Eastern Eccentricity in EM with
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Theres lots of tidying up of wiring going on here at the moment but it doesn't make good post content.... So how about something... -
Base the hotel on the Midland Hotel at Morecambe which is rendered - no stonework required. A shell can easily be built from wood or...
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watch this , a cracking view of the chimney hinge about i minute in. Meeting Simon Nuttall and his Fowler A4 Traction Engine 9691 for... -
richard carr replied to the thread Richard's American Train Adventures.So here are few more from Tuesday lunchtime, these (including all the above) all passed by in about 30 minutes so plenty of action... -
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Rob Pulham replied to the thread Non rusting cleaner/paint stripper.Hi Ian, I buy it locally at a store called B&M Bargains but Amazon sell it.
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Yorkshire Dave replied to the thread Rivermead Central.Base the hotel on the Midland Hotel at Morecambe which is rendered - no stonework required. A shell can easily be built from wood or... -
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100% agree, John. I am building a model railway. I need to spend enough time and effort on the ‘scenery’ to make it look as I want it...
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3 LINK reacted to Nick Dunhill's post in the thread Nick Dunhill's Workbench - BR STD 3 from a Scorpio kit. with Like.
Here is all the above assembled. I had to make a few motion pins and fasten the return crank to the middle driving wheel crankpin... -
Rob Pulham reacted to Hobbyhorse's post in the thread Hobbyhorse. Some more work on the Stirling Single with Like.
Thanks Tom, Having more specialist tooling has made machining a lot of the parts easier, although most of the parts date back to the...
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Rob Pulham reacted to Hobbyhorse's post in the thread Hobbyhorse. Some more work on the Stirling Single with Like.
Moderling time is at a bit of a premium at the moment, but I’ve managed to complete the handrails and the brake rigging. The handrail...
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A winch of some sort, or a capstan, or another engine, I guess. No special reason why you couldn’t light it up on the wagon, depending...
