simond

Western Thunderer
Thanks Dave, unfortunately I can’t access it as I’m no longer a member. (And I guess Rob neither).
 

NHY 581

Western Thunderer
Morning all.

I have finally re-established a degree of order to The Room of Doom which had taken on something of a post-apocalyptic appearance following the run up to the SWAG show at the end of last month.

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Ewe has now been incorporated, joining Bleat Wharf and Sheep Dip and now occupys a lofty position above the Desk of Doing.

As a consequence, I'll need to improve the lighting above the desk but that's not an issue.

The Stick of Upholding is a bit of added 'insurance' to avoid a 'major incident'................

I can now resume with a bit of modelling.

Rob.
 

Rob R

Western Thunderer
I presume the Sheepbloke moniker is just temporary until Norman Lockhart gets his new motor?
Rob (one of many...)
 

NHY 581

Western Thunderer
What supports the Stick of Upholding or otherwise holds it in place?

Morning Tim,

There are a couple of L brackets screwed to table and legs. They are sufficiently rigid to retain contact with the bottom if the base board. If I clout either of them with sufficient force to cause them to move, we have a disaster of biblical proportions on our hooves.....


Rob.
 

John Duffy

Western Thunderer
I recall that Jim Snowden did a very comprehensive article on telegraph poles. I don’t recall where….

give me a moment or several.
Whilst sorting out a pile of books to be disposed of, I found the Gazette that contained this article. It is the August 2019 edition, Volume 20 No 12. If anyone wants a scan of the article, just drop me a note.

John
 

NHY 581

Western Thunderer
Even all,

A revision has been made to the Room of Doom with Ewe reverting to its pre-SWAG location.

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This has restored the light to the Desk of Doing which was a tad gloomy with Ewe sat above it. Not so now.


I can also now access Ewe's fiddle yard whereas above the Desk of Doing it was pretty much impossible.

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Rob.
 

NHY 581

Western Thunderer
Hi Jordan,

I did try kadees on the latest chapter but decided that it was too hit and miss ahead of an exhibition. I'm sort of at the stage where I want to try something else, other than T/Ls but for now it's a little down the list.

Kadees still appeal but I need a better success rate than my first dabble with them. When they worked, they were fine. I'm pretty certain the fault rests with me rather than the kit, hence why I probably will revisit them. In other words, I need to install them properly.....

Rob.
 

Andy P

Western Thunderer
Hi Jordan,

I did try kadees on the latest chapter but decided that it was too hit and miss ahead of an exhibition. I'm sort of at the stage where I want to try something else, other than T/Ls but for now it's a little down the list.

Kadees still appeal but I need a better success rate than my first dabble with them. When they worked, they were fine. I'm pretty certain the fault rests with me rather than the kit, hence why I probably will revisit them. In other words, I need to install them properly.....

Rob.
I have them on Trewithen, and used them on many Layouts, BUT, BUT, BUT, I have one Magnet that has been 100% first time, every time, and its a Blood* grate block made for O Gauge, but works a treat.
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Pencarrow

Western Thunderer
Even all,

A revision has been made to the Room of Doom with Ewe reverting to its pre-SWAG location.

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This has restored the light to the Desk of Doing which was a tad gloomy with Ewe sat above it. Not so now.


I can also now access Ewe's fiddle yard whereas above the Desk of Doing it was pretty much impossible.

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Rob.

No news on The Stick of Upholding? Concerning...
 

NHY 581

Western Thunderer
I have them on Trewithen, and used them on many Layouts, BUT, BUT, BUT, I have one Magnet that has been 100% first time, every time, and its a Blood* grate block made for O Gauge, but works a treat.
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Thanks Andy.

That would involve major excavation work on Ewe, not something I would want to do given it's current scenic state.

But, in future, that's worth knowing.

However, I'm thinking of seeing if I can retro fit smaller neowhatnot magnets which would hopefully require less tunnelling but as I say it's kind of far down the list.

Rob.
 
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