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Yorkshire Dave replied to the thread Prototype Tim Mills' Photos.Asbestos as a roofing (and building) material ceased in the UK with the total ban in 1999. The ban was carried out in stages with blue... -
Dog Star reacted to Herb Garden's post in the thread The Norwich & Mucklemouth Railway - Eastern Eccentricity in EM with
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Last couple of days have been spent doing a final weathering to blend the buildings together. First up the mill is now complete -
Dog Star reacted to Liver & Fry's post in the thread The Norwich & Mucklemouth Railway - Eastern Eccentricity in EM with Like.
Over the past two days I've given both vans two coats of grey and I am happy to say they're done! Tonight also say me layer up shades...
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Inside this: Was this, trying to get out: As ever, the trusty diamond disc came to the rescue for bulk removal of the ducket...
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Dog Star reacted to Lawrence Boul's post in the thread Rewanui (1940 NZR in 1:64 and other distractions) with Like.
One of things I've found (and that many already know) is that jigs and fixtures to make parts can take far longer to make than the parts...
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Yorkshire Dave replied to the thread Tales from The Room of Doom. Dipping a toe in various bucolic backwaters..I have the Roco HO S160 and some Kleinbahn bogie tank cars and Sachsenmodell and Roco 4w vans. The USATC bogie vans, flats and gondolas...
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Dog Star reacted to NickB's post in the thread No. 2524 – Webb's prototype 0-8-0 coal engine with Like.
My first thought was to make all the axleboxes from a single strip of material so that the bearing surfaces, being channel section...
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Okay, after clearing the decks with the King and setting up for the next one (Javelin Black 5) alongside the County and 3232 builds I... -
Scanlon replied to the thread Mickoos European dabblings.Hi Mick, Super model despite the packing damage etc. Very frustrating. I noticed on the first photo a mudhole door cover is missing...
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Rob Pulham reacted to Lawrence Boul's post in the thread Rewanui (1940 NZR in 1:64 and other distractions) with Like.
One of things I've found (and that many already know) is that jigs and fixtures to make parts can take far longer to make than the parts... -
Rob Pulham reacted to Heather Kay's post in the thread 7mm On Heather's Workbench - one final time, with feeling with Like.
Internals well under way now. The 3rd class seat moquette pattern was provided by the client. I created an artwork for 3rd, and 1st...
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Captain Kernow reacted to Yorkshire Dave's post in the thread Tales from The Room of Doom. Dipping a toe in various bucolic backwaters. with Like.
It would look compact, this was small by US standards. Although destined for use in Europe from D-Day it was built to British loading... -
Rob Pulham reacted to Heather Kay's post in the thread 7mm On Heather's Workbench - one final time, with feeling with Like.
Well, that went better than I expected. I’ll varnish again tomorrow, then I’m back on track.
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Captain Kernow reacted to Osgood's post in the thread Tales from The Room of Doom. Dipping a toe in various bucolic backwaters. with Like.
Indeed - all I can say is thank goodness I made myself promise not to collect any (more) 4mm stuff while I try to get my head around...
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Rob Pulham reacted to NickB's post in the thread No. 2524 – Webb's prototype 0-8-0 coal engine with Like.
My first thought was to make all the axleboxes from a single strip of material so that the bearing surfaces, being channel section...
