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daifly reacted to Greengiant's post in the thread Garden railway in 16mm: Wilmington Light Railway with
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The panelled side door on the main engine shed has been made. The panels were bevelled using a screwdriver blade. A lean to office... -
Very helpful information from 'the other place' has pointed me to Volume 2 of Geoff. Kent's 'The 4mm. Wagon'. I'd completely forgotten... -
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The panelled side door on the main engine shed has been made. The panels were bevelled using a screwdriver blade. A lean to office...
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I don't know yet but thanks for changing the subject back to modelling. I have been making things up as I went along for the last week...
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I don't know yet but thanks for changing the subject back to modelling. I have been making things up as I went along for the last week... -
Rob Pulham reacted to Yorkshire Dave's post in the thread The Heybridge Railway, 1889 to 1913 with Like.
Could you use permanent marker pens to colour them assuming there are suitable colours available?
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Yorkshire Dave replied to the thread The Heybridge Railway, 1889 to 1913.Could you use permanent marker pens to colour them assuming there are suitable colours available? -
adrian reacted to Dave Sutton's post in the thread Matt's workbench - current project: back to random modelling with Haha.
Like most KR Models output they are made of dreams, tears, indifference and fantasy... But mainly plastic. -
Wow, Andy. You are persistent in your searching and I remain very grateful. Thanks again. I don’t have a date for this, or indeed an... -
AJC replied to the thread Prototype Tim Mills' Photos.Those Waterloo shots are splendid, lovely light under the roof. The orange vest on the left hand P Way man is a bit surprising, but they... -
Wow, Andy. You are persistent in your searching and I remain very grateful. Thanks again. I don’t have a date for this, or indeed an...
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Wow, Andy. You are persistent in your searching and I remain very grateful. Thanks again. I don’t have a date for this, or indeed an...
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I’m hoping the new fiddle yard will make the layout easier to operate. The previous version could only comfortably hold two rows of...
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Phil's pictures of GWR switch and crossing chairs on Templot Club Resources at: GWR Switch and Crossing Chairs - photos A few of GWR...
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I’m hoping the new fiddle yard will make the layout easier to operate. The previous version could only comfortably hold two rows of...