Wayne Kinney

Hi, The P4 kits are currently available via the ScaleFour Society. B7's are already for sale and I am working on an A6 at the moment, followed by 1in7 diamonds and slips.

I think without my wife, I would have less space and more clutter 😁😆😅

Well done, Tom! This is a great example showing how the Finetrax turnouts can be moified and curved to suit. Thanks for posting!

Hi Brian, The code 75 bullhead rail is supplied to me by the EM Gauge Society. Yes I sell these separately (buzz us an email). Yes I do plan to do other sizes and formations.

Hi Bill, I haven't got around to taking photo's but if you email me I can provide the kits for sale before they get listed on the website.

Hi Tom, I have designed and 3D printed them before, I think the resin material does hold up just about. I'll have a think about weather to offer them as a product on my website.

Hi Dave, It the moment, the way the website is setup that's not possible. The website will be coming back online again in a week or so, don't worry :) Any templates you need in the meantime, please email me :)

Hello, You can download the instructions for the double slip build here: https://www.britishfinescale.com/v/vspfiles/pdfinstructions/Double Slip Instructions.pdf Thanks, Wayne

Hi Guys, Code 75 bullhead rail from both the EM Gauge Society or C&L Finescale will fit the Finetrax base chairs. SMP Code 75 bullhead rail is slightly thinner and has too loose a fit, unfortunately.

A fine job indeed, sir!

There will be, yes. No C switches just yet, I need to first make some more diamonds and slips to match the other turnouts I've already released.

The CAD for the 00 Gauge version is basically done, just need to add the wood texture to it, build one up and takes some pics for the website.

Hi Guys, how are you all? I will soon be offering printed templates for all my Finetrax kits, £2.49 each. This is especially useful for the larger 4mm scales where the templates are in A3 format, and you don't have access to an A3 printer. It's still possible to print 2 pages in A4, but it does require cutting and taping together. My pre printed templates remove that need, and you can be confident that they are printed to scale. Should see these on the website in the next 2 weeks.

Hi Tony, They would require a solid base and firmly glued down.

Hi Guys, Sorry to hear of the warping issue you have. Colin has kindly posted from the assembly instructions above: All the bases go through a post heat treatment after they are printed and UV curved. This both helps with material strength and also it helps with warping. But this is, as previously stated, a by product of 3D printing and it seems to readmonly affect some bases more than others. The bases will require to be firmly glued down and ballasted. I have bases here that I’ve glued down with PVA over 3 years ago, they have not budged. Once glued properly while pinned flat, they are fine. Mike, if you send me an email, I can send you a replacement base? Thanks, Wayne.

It was kinda producing the bases that was the issue :)

I did print one at this scale, looks great but, ...yeah nah!

Great work! Finetrax version, perhaps 😏?

Super Glue!!!!

Happy New Year, everyone!

Nice videos! The traverser works great and the loco runs nice and smooth through the Finetrax pointwork!

Plus narrower flangeways 1mm VS 1.25mm

Merry Christmas everybody!! 🥳🎅

Nicely built, sir! :)

Thanks guys, been one hell of a week. Still not 100% back but working on it!