Wow, that's going back a few years Geoff. They were all built in the early 1960's when I was on Oldham buses. As for 4mm coaches, I have no use for them and ceased trading some years ago. But yes, I do intend building a 7mm Parcels coach, hopefully a K42, but I can only find a K38 Ocean Mails.That is so sad to read Larry, but I live in hope that you will perhaps build one in 7mm scale.
I remember one talented chap who made a stud of ex LMS / L&Y locos from styrene sheet and mounted them on Tri-ang chassis, they went down very well with my friends and myself when they appeared in RM.
Geoff.
That article is still fresh in my mind LarryWow, that's going back a few years Geoff. They were all built in the early 1960's when I was on Oldham buses. As for 4mm coaches, I have no use for them and ceased trading some years ago. But yes, I do intend building a 7mm Parcels coach, hopefully a K42, but I can only find a K38 Ocean Mails.
They were happy and unusual times in the hobby back then. At the Rhos-on-Sea GEM factory, Tony Colbeck (Anbrico) would turn up driving a borrowed brandnew Leeds Corporation Atlantean on his holiday! Imagine being able to do that today.
This is my favourite little building.Morning Larry these laser cut building really do make up into some very attractive building.
I agree.....They make for an interesting hobby in itself.Morning Larry these laser cut building really do make up into some very attractive building.
The men only have a small corner sink and an endless towel.