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richard carr replied to the thread Richard's American Train Adventures.We then drove on to the southern end of the south yard, once we had seen the train go in. It then started to switch a few of these... -
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Oh dear! One step forward and one step back. The Dave Bradwell cast sand box fillers, from his K1 kit, slightly modified, have been... -
The more I look at these, the more I'm convinced the running numbers are too high. I've ordered a set of 8 inch numerals from Railtec...
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Further progress has been made on the lining with the completion of the right hand side and the addition of the running number. I have...
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I haven't posted on this particular thread for a very long time as there have been so many other things going on with the railway. The...
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And onto the tender we go. I should be able to get well into this build without wheels. A fairly straightforward build so far. A nice... -
This kit is the GER Sand Wagon by Connoisseur Models. The kit comes with a 16-page instruction book filled with advice and photos of a...
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I haven't posted on this particular thread for a very long time as there have been so many other things going on with the railway. The... -
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7mmMick replied to the thread 7mm 7mm Mick's Workbench - JLTRT Royal Scot.And onto the tender we go. I should be able to get well into this build without wheels. A fairly straightforward build so far. A nice...
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7mmMick replied to the thread 7mm 7mm Mick's Workbench - JLTRT Royal Scot.The challenge at the moment with this build is that I won’t have the Harris wheels to complete the loco until October. There is plenty...
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soo4513 reacted to Brian T's post in the thread 1/32 16Ton wagon 3D print builds + others with Like.
I noticed there were a couple of bits missing off the wagon in the pics i posted, namley the door springs ( these stop the doors from... -
Don't forget that CCTs were classed by the LNWR as carriage stock and built at Wolverton, rather than goods stock which was built at... -
I did come up with a rising wheel chock (could be replaced with a simple pin to restrain an axle) which was a home-print mechanism for...
