EM Gauge 70s - January Update

[Dan Randall]

Well, that was a nice surprise - I was just thinking there ought to be a new update tomorrow, but for some reason, decided to check a few minutes ago and guess what?….

EM Gauge Layouts, Models & Projects

EM Gauge Layouts, Models & Projects

www.emgauge70s.co.uk

A great start to 2025 as far as I’m concerned.

A Happy New Year, to one and all!


Regards

Dan

 

[Paul Tomlinson]

Steve Harrod asked about the vehicle AL203 - I've found a couple of references :

MEMORIES OF THE PERMANENT WAY INSTITUTION - The PWI

In 1973 I was to take up my first job having completed Grammar school, a post with British Railways in Derby. At about the same time the local Evening Chronicle […]

www.thepwi.org

DANSK JERNBANEARKIV - PER TOPP NIELSEN

 

[timbowales]

What a lovely start to 2025, thanks guys

 

[MarkR]

Excellent as always! Please could you confirm the supplier for the embossed brick plasticard used on the Kentside platform shelter? Many thanks.
Mark

 

[AJC]

Excellent as always! Please could you confirm the supplier for the embossed brick plasticard used on the Kentside platform shelter? Many thanks.
Mark

Looks like Slater’s to me.

Adam

 

[Kier Hardy]

Karl has confirmed he used Slaters for the embossed brickwork, and website amended to include this.

All the best for 2025.

 

[MarkR]

Hi Adam and Kier, many thanks for the information.

 

[Herb Garden]

I rather enjoyed the link to the cab ride around the futuristic Hornsey Broadway ... 11 mins well spent

 

[Grahame Hedges]

Always interesting, delightful, and top class. It's modelling of the highest order that makes the monthly updates eagerly anticipated. I just wish it could be more frequent.

 

[David Mylchreest]

Back in the mid-noughties when returning to railway modeling, I converted a Bachmann 108 dmu to P4 using the advice in the site, but I can no longer find the pages. Do they still exist please.

 

[Joe's Garage]

Very nice, I look forward to 2025's inspirational installments.
Cheers Julian