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@J_F_S Hi Howard, That depends on the type of powder and type of glue: cheers, Martin. -
Believed to be crushed walnut shell. Cheaper from Amazon, shake with school powder paint to colour it...
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Jordan or Plymouth Mad reacted to simond's post in the thread 7mm American O scale Southern Pacific Motive Power and Rolling Stock with
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Many years ago, as a teenager, I fired oil burners (mainly Linda and Blanche) on the Ffestiniog. We fuelled from a bogie tanker at... -
I found this in the loft, so time for an experiment. Before: After: Mike
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I spent yesterday mainly making a mess! The original ballast has all been removed. I seem to recall it was mainly garden soil stuck... -
I found this in the loft, so time for an experiment. Before: After: Mike
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Scale7JB replied to the thread A mystery 0gauge J69 loco.As above, I would say Connoisseur… great kits.. JB.
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Jobs stopped awaiting more WWScenics Spring Grass. However, I've found a naughty piece of track near the overbridge. Looks like it... -
Jordan or Plymouth Mad replied to the thread 7mm American O scale Southern Pacific Motive Power and Rolling Stock.Ok, I had to google 'railroad rose oil column'.... :oops: Turns out it's the column that fills the tenders of oil burning steam locos...
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Jordan or Plymouth Mad reacted to Stephen's post in the thread 7mm American O scale Southern Pacific Motive Power and Rolling Stock with Like.
So the main purchases were as follows: First Up, a 3rd Rail (Ex-Sunset) SP SD7 in Tiger Stripe Livery: This one had been on order for...
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adrian reacted to Osgood's post in the thread Building a PHFmodels 3d-printed wagon in S7 with Like.
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adrian replied to the thread Hayfields 7mm 3D Printed Turnouts.Thanks for the info - thinking it through a little bit more then I think it'll be easier to draw up a simple 3D wedge of a suitable size...
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From "Railway Carriages and Wagons: Their Design and Construction" - Sidney Stone M.I.Mech.E 1903: Pete S.
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At the bottom of that slippery slope it's all starting to come together. Once there are some crew to block the view, brake controls and...
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71K views suggest maybe not quite such a minority.
