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Post Railex, here's the June update: EM Gauge Layouts, Models & Projects While the Hornsey Broadway content is lovely, but for me at least, it's news that Hywel Thomas's Morfa Bank Sidings is coming back together and Karl Crowther's 40 (not my thing at all but it's a superb bit of reworking). Adam

Because, of course it's actually a Tube, so far as BR was concerned. Anyhow, hopefully you'll excuse the allusion to Magritte. Well here we go, my contribution to this exercise, the reconstruction of an ancient Ratio GWR Open C, so four planks in height. This, part of a collection acquired from...

What, ANOTHER layout? Well yes, but this time a small S7 layout, if it is possible that is within one 5ft x 2ft board, excluding fiddle yard (which I plan to be a small turntable). The basic 'plan' is something like this ... The fiddle yard/turntable will be to the left and I am thinking...

And here it is, including barbaric surgery on ancient Matchbox plant. Terrific! EM Gauge Layouts, Models & Projects Adam

When I was small my mum and dad took me to Dyffryn Ardudwy for our summer holidays, a village not far from Barmouth which we went to nearly every year when I was young. BR blue DMU's and double headed 37's on summer specials are what I remember, I had loads of photos but thinking I'll never use...

And here it is, a bumper update, several days early: EM Gauge Layouts, Models & Projects Hywel Thomas's work on turning a Minix Viva into a burnt-out wreck is especially impressive. Stunning! :) I will be copying to work done to the Bachmann anchor-mounted tank at some point too. Adam

It's here! EM Gauge Layouts, Models & Projects Excellent stuff as ever. Adam

I've decided to spin the Terrier posts out of my general workbench thread - just to provide a bit more focus - the most recent post is here: 4mm - An EM workbench - Open Highs | Page 26 | Western Thunder Anyhow, a quick summary of the current state of play: Gradually, the loco is coming to...

The latest high quality modelling from Kier Hardy and friends (Karl Crowther's coal drops are especially nice I think). EM Gauge Layouts, Models & Projects Adam

It's that time again. Here's some more EM gauge inspiration for you.... EM Gauge Layouts, Models & Projects Regards Dan

It's here, and very good it is too: EM Gauge Layouts, Models & Projects December was here: EM Gauge Layouts, Models & Projects Adam

It's a little later than expected, but as usual, well worth the wait. EM Gauge Layouts, Models & Projects Regards Dan

Here's the latest update from Kier and company.... http://www.emgauge70s.co.uk/model_omwb110.html Regards Dan

It's that time again.... http://emgauge70s.co.uk/model_omwb109.html Regards Dan

A real treat this, in advance of the anticipated April update, a preview of Canada Street has been posted on http://www.emgauge70s.co.uk Here's the direct link: http://www.emgauge70s.co.uk/model_omwb107.html Wow. Adam

Canada Street: just, wow. http://www.emgauge70s.co.uk/model_omwb106.html And everything else is excellent as well (not to downplay Kier's wonderful slice of North London, both are staggeringly good). Adam

Just to beat Dan to it, the latest update is now available with all the usual high grade modelling. Pete Johnson's shrunken version of Gloucester Docks really is superb and, if that were possible, getting better. http://www.emgauge70s.co.uk/model_omwb102.html Adam

This month's instalment of the ever-excellent EMgauge70s pages. of particular interest is the progress of Pete Johnson's Canada Street which looks like it will be something very special indeed: www.emgauge70s.co.uk Adam

Since this is a genuinely GW piece of kit it seems sensible to start a thread in the appropriate forum. :) This started as a ‘simple’ re-gauging and detailing project retaining the original chassis. A quick – and far from comprehensive – tally of the work done, however, suggests that I may have...

I like building wagons and most of these are from kits - Parkside, Cambrian and the like. Nice though these are there is always scope for further variety and scratchbuilds and kitbashes - not that I build much as it falls out of the packet - provide this. The queue on the length of track that...