CPL Products has a new home

[Heather Kay]

I stumbled upon this news on the GOG forum, and I'm pretty sure no-ones posted here yet.

Pat Legg has found a new owner for the CPL Products range. I understand Paul Bambrick is now beginning the process of cataloguing and sorting out what he's taken on.

There is a web site - My Site - which understandably is a little thin on the ground at present.

So, with the Finney 7mm range and now CPL in safe hands for the future, life in the O Gauge World looks a little more rosy again.

 

[Dan Randall]

I stumbled upon this news on the GOG forum, and I'm pretty sure no-ones posted here yet.

Pat Legg has found a new owner for the CPL Products range. I understand Paul Bambrick is now beginning the process of cataloguing and sorting out what he's taken on.

There is a web site - My Site - which understandably is a little thin on the ground at present.

So, with the Finney 7mm range and now CPL in safe hands for the future, life in the O Gauge World looks a little more rosy again.

Well done Heather - I noticed that about a week ago, but it didn't occur to me to post it here. Doh!

Good news indeed though.


Regards

Dan

 

[Ian G]

just round the corner from me.

Ian G

 

[PJBambrick]

Thanks Heather

There is quite a bit to do, so it's a question of fitting it in between my existing commissions.
In the meantime, no problem, just visit the cover/contact page, and call or E-mail me with anything you need.
Send in any pics of previous builds using Carl's etches and components and eventually they can go towards making the site an interesting place for the regular scratchbuilders, as well as helping to encourage new modellers.

Once I have got going properly we can look at occasional new product additions, so let me know what you think.

Back soon.......Paul

 

[Ian G]

Paul

What shows would you do other than the O gauge and ALSRM?

Ian G

 

[PJBambrick]

Hi Ian

Probably not as many as Pat to be honest, it's a bit too soon to be certain. I'm always working weekends on commissioned dioramas and other scenic stuff like batches of trees just to keep up.