steve45

I've just got to find the book!

Hi Kevin, Thank you, I have bought some card from The Range, but its not 2mm, so I will use it for something else. I've heard about Rocket Glue, I will get some as well. Many thanks for the tips Steve

I dont work Friday's so will take my 'bank holiday' in lieu at some other time during a week in the future

Hi Kevin, I hope you don't mind me asking, the card you are using to build the pub looks really thick, what is it and where did you get it from? I'm about to start card modelling for the first time and I would like to use thick card, much like that I can only aspire to your skills, if In get 10% along the way I will be happy Thanks Steve

Nope, just too much static grass!

I remember a Jinty, but to be honest I'd have to find my ABC to give you any definitive answers. Sorry I can't help any further, I will try and find my book

That could be me, I used to spot at Wolverhampton Low Level

Personally I think its crap modelling

The Black Pig (The name of captain Pugwash's ship)

Congratulations, have you any exhibitions booked for the future, I'd love to see it in the flesh again?

Hi Jam, Do you have a recommended supplier and or manufacturer?

They are fitted on 0-6-0t's at McKinley for shunting. Other loco's use the shuffle function.

I'm lucky enough to be a member of the McKinley operating team and can confirm they work and are very reliable.

I wish you hadn't done that, I'm having to keep hands firmly in pockets!

What about bright yellow with black letters " Trotters Independent Trading Co London, Paris, Peckham"

I don't really see an issue, Accurascale have chosen the best way forward as it is certainly better than having a large gap between bogie and body, and lets face it, you can't see most of the wheels behind the bogie sides anyway, its not as if its a steam locomotive where a couple of millimeters would be obvious. Well done to Accurascale for making a great model that raises the bar considerably. I'm looking forward to receiving my 'Pinza' that I ordered last year, if it is as good as the wagons I have already purchased to date then I will be very pleased.

Thanks Mick, I appreciate the time out to answer my question.

Thanks, that makes a lot of sense, however could they still be used when spraying acrylics?

Excuse my ignorance, what is in a filter that will go out of date? Why I ask is that I have a mask with filters which are out of date too, so I'm interested to know

Your main board is BB017 which is 50 mm to top surface, your fiddle yard is BB019 which is 44 mm to top surface.

Its the BB017, that is 50mm deep, its the one you are using Ralph Its the one that goes into the Christmas Tree Box

How l'eau can you get!

Looks like they have already been butchered to me

That is not a model, it cannot be................

Looking good, you can download Peco point templates from their website, all you need to do is print them off. I'm still waiting for the BB017 to be delivered. I've used the box to help with the track plan Vauxhall_&_Duddeston_Plan_Photograph.pdf