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  1. Bedders
    This looks a very promising start, I shall join the small but vocal band that will hassle you for progress reports
  2. Bedders
    The GCR loading gauge in 1895 was 13' 5" high by 9' 3" wide as seen here - http://www.swithland-signal-works.co.uk/plans/27_CLEARANCE_DIAGRAM.jpg The Berne convention was established in 1912 and is 4,280 mm (14' 1") high by 3,150 mm (10' 4") - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loading_gauge#European_standards
  3. Bedders
    Thanks, the real thing seem remarkably camera shy
  4. Bedders
    I don't recognise the name, was it a diesel-hydraulic?
  5. Bedders
    All that fibre will speed up something!
  6. Bedders
    The coach has come together nicely, what have you based the roof detail on?
  7. Bedders
    Happy New Year Allan - Saw this and thought of you Georgian Designs for shop-fronts and door-cases, originally issued by I. & J. Taylor's Architectural Library, whose imprint is on the plates, between 1790-1794 https://archive.org/details/designsforshopfr00ijta
  8. Bedders
    A very good read even if I do not share your deviant southern ways
  9. Bedders
    Don't give up on a really good original idea, try reworking it into a different track plan.
  10. Bedders
    until
    Event Name: Scunthorpe & District MRC - Annual Model Railway Show Classification: Exhibition Address: Sunshine Hall, Ashby High Street, Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire DN16 2ND Day 1: 21/11/2015 Opening times Day 1: 10am - 5pm Day 2: 22/11/2015 Opening times Day 2: 9.30am - 4pm Prices: Adults
  11. Bedders
    A mugshot has been circulated...
  12. Bedders
    Top stuff, I hope we get part 2 soon
  13. Bedders
    I think you've nailed it, convincing large areas of grass land are very hard to get right.
  14. Bedders
    Think of the extra progress you'd make!
  15. Bedders
    It's lot easier to scan something small
  16. Bedders
    Very interesting, can we have a view from underneath please
  17. Bedders
    Especially if they had to de-bend it as well
  18. Bedders
    The speed at which you work puts us all to shame, a cracking looking loco
  19. Bedders
    Excellent, my era and and almost location
  20. Bedders
    Superb as always and really hoping I can get to the show to see it. Did the fence really curve like that at the tunnel top?
  21. Bedders
    It's one that you borrow when you're building a really big layout
  22. Bedders
    Keep going! We all need a shove now and again
  23. Bedders
    Eyeing up the babe waiting on the platform were we?
  24. Bedders
    I'll keep the updates coming, but the speed you work at, you'll have one before me. It would be worth canvassing the 2 chaps mentioned in post #13 as they have already produced their chassis
  25. Bedders
    I've had a quick look at my bookmarks and I can't find reference to the wearing properties, so I'll defer to you on this The accuracy is better though and I think that will help to make a working chassis. ± 0.025 - 0.05 mm for every 25.40 mm versus ± 0.15 mm, then ± 0.15 % of longest axis
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