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My apologies Jim, my mind switched off... and even then I wasn't sure!

Apologies accepted and you are forgiven.  On the other hand, N scale is whatever the manufacturer wants it to be (and not always the same in all directions!).  :jester: 

 

Jim 

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Ooo... Adams-style Stovepipe chimney... this may appear sooner than first anticipated!

 

4mm scale drawings were published in 19th Century Railway Drawings by Alan Prior, and there is an article in THE INDUSTRIAL RAILWAY RECORD, No. 54: http://www.irsociety.co.uk/Archives/54/Marquis.htm

 

Great website, by the way!

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Zerah Colburn's "Locomotive Engineering" mentioned in the IRS webpage can be found here  https://archive.org/details/bub_gb_57kxAQAAMAAJ

 

I have always liked the look of early Manning Wardle locomotives, but the fluted domes and safety valve casings have always scared me away from trying to make a model of one.

 

And yes I saw that Adams stovepipe chimney too and went 'Oooooo' and immediately fell in love with that old drawing   :heart_mini:

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4mm scale drawings were published in 19th Century Railway Drawings by Alan Prior, and there is an article in THE INDUSTRIAL RAILWAY RECORD, No. 54: http://www.irsociety.co.uk/Archives/54/Marquis.htm

 

Great website, by the way!

 

Ooooh, think I've got a copy of that. It's full of all sorts, including track, signals and more...

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As some of you may have worked out, I've decided to attempt to do some CAD for the Stockton & Darlington's 'Derwent' in order to assist the Daughter of the Edwardian household!

 

Currently working on the wheels.

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