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daifly reacted to adrian's post in the thread Sir Lamiel’s 777 Quest - A Scale7 Micro Layout Challenge with
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and for another variation, instead of cross bracing I’m trying curved spars. These are short boards to test principles and joints for a... -
daifly reacted to magmouse's post in the thread Sir Lamiel’s 777 Quest - A Scale7 Micro Layout Challenge with Like.
This discussion of baseboards is interesting for me at the moment as I am currently drawing up a design for laser-cut construction...
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The rigid towing bar stops the engine running away into the Defender, though I suppose with too much speed it could end up propelling... -
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I've now been to Best Buy ont he west side of the bridge and I'm walking back over it but this time looking south. This is the Metra...
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AJC reacted to Greengiant's post in the thread Garden railway in 16mm: Wilmington Light Railway with Like.
Well, the track support timbers I cut up were not enough, so had to do some more and creosote. I have started screwing down the... -
Inspired very much by @Allan 's videos at 7mm - Crook Street I am hoping to borrow (highjack) the concept of replicating a segment of...
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AJC replied to the thread Highbridge and Dartmouth.That's a wonderful bit of work, hugely ingenious and a good solution to the single-driver adhesion problem by effectively making it an...
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adrian replied to the thread Sir Lamiel’s 777 Quest - A Scale7 Micro Layout Challenge.and for another variation, instead of cross bracing I’m trying curved spars. These are short boards to test principles and joints for a... -
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dibateg reacted to Jim smith-wright's post in the thread Brettell Road, 1960s black country (ish) with Like.
Last weekend we had a great outing to the Macclesfield Show with Brettell Road. A good time was had by all and the layout performed... -
Jordan or Plymouth Mad replied to the thread Garden railway in 16mm: Wilmington Light Railway.Is there provision for drainage? I can't help thinking that a few good downpours of rain are going to play havoc with loose ballast like... -
Neil reacted to Jim smith-wright's post in the thread Brettell Road, 1960s black country (ish) with Like.
Wandering around at the back end of October last year I became aware that Brettell Road might not have enough fallen leaves to... -
Whilst the railway room takes shape, I’ve managed a few little projects. Currently on the bench is a Connoisseur kit for an AA3... -
richard carr replied to the thread Richard's American Train Adventures.I've now been to Best Buy ont he west side of the bridge and I'm walking back over it but this time looking south. This is the Metra... -
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Alternative approach, to lay track, javis ballast dry, mist with water and then use diluted latex glue - bit old fashioned?
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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...
