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A Braithwaite Tank for Aylesbury
Issue 269 (2019)
p.57
4mm/P4
A Braithwaite Water Tank stands adjacent to the Aylesbury Town Shed which we featured in MRJ 207, and club member Tim Peacock offered to build a model of it for the Risborough Club's P4 layout. After seeing it at Railex and admiring its delicate delicate and fine supporting structure, we were looking forward to finding out more about its construction.
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A Porter's Hut for High Wycombe
Issue 221 (2013)
p.57
With the retaining wall at High Wycombe complete, Tim Peacock decided to use the same laser cutting technology to make his first building. With the help of club mates, he learned how to draw with AutoCAD, and then use the drawings to make his own kit of parts, choosing the Porter's hut as an ideal starting point from which to learn.
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A quick upgrade of a Conflat and Container
Issue 230 (2014)
p.108
4mm/EM
Tim Peacock describes how he refined a Parkside Conflat A (Dia 1/067) IIT container wagon and Cambrian A-type container (C31)
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A Wall For Wycombe
Issue 207 (2011)
p.154
4mm
A plain brick wall along the back of a scene sounds easy enough to model in 4mm, but Tim Peacock found that a realistic portrayal of this vital feature at High Wycombe required considerable thought and experimentation.
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Banner Repeater Signals for High Wycombe
Issue 284 (2021)
p.347
4mm
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GWR Standard Water Tanks
Issue 275 (2019)
p.312
4mm
After completing a water tank for Pendon Museum, Tim Peacock continued to build two more, one being for his own model of High Wycombe. Although standard, these models show how different a Great Western tank can be, but one standard etching can be used thoughtfully to represent various models.
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High Wycombe Down Building
Issue 267 (2018)
p.291
4mm
We have followed Tim Peacock's well researched and beautifully crafted model of High Wycombe as it has developed. He has now built the Down Platform building and is currently working on the long canopy that will extend from it
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Platform Lamps for High Wycombe
Issue 285 (2021)
p.393
4mm
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Twin Compos
Issue 243 (2015)
p.304
4mm
Twin sets were used in the ex-LNER Marylebone outer suburban services to High Wycombe, so they were a must for Tim Peacock's developing model of the station. He commissioned an etch and now describes how he built them, using ideas that can be transferred more generally to the building of 4mm scale carriages.