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Posts posted by Rowsley17D
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1 hour ago, MrWolf said:
A certain famous brand available at pretty much any petrol station managed to put me off pasties for life. Also sausage rolls. Bleh.
Only ever had one of those, the inside didn't seem cooked, veg was as hard as iron. The cafe/post office at Hornby we frequent on a regular basis does a nice Lancashire version.
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1 minute ago, lezz01 said:
If you did what would you build?
Bromsgrove to Blackwell for me!
Regards Lez.
Ambergate 1930s.
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Always like to see progress, keep it up.
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10 minutes ago, Neal Ball said:
Apparently thats Frogs - Toads are a Knot - doesn't sound quite the same!
Quite right, didn't look far enough. Corrected now.
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I wouldn't make it too pristine!
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Recently got a 6 axle set of Romfords/Markits insulated 21mm drivers for under £20 inc. postage.
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Some great work, Chris. Don't know how you do it.
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I put this down to poor cleaning up of the locos before spraying, I've never had trouble in the past with Halfords etch primer, brake fluid has a job to strip usually!
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Another thing I found with graphite sticks is that it can build up on top of isolating rail joiners and bridge the electrical gap. Just this morning I had a short on a turnout and it turned out the graphite had bridged the isolation gap, not helped by warm weather expanding the rails and closing the gap to where the graphite took over and caused the short.
I use WD40 Contact Cleaner now.
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1 hour ago, Compound2632 said:
Any advice either on what I have done already (as in, I shouldn't have) or what further steps I might take before priming; and whether to prime with Halfords grey plastic or red general primer, or some other primer first?
I use Halfords' grey etch primer on my metal kits. Gives a nice key for the top coat.
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18 minutes ago, St Enodoc said:
Gâteaux!
Bless you!
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9 minutes ago, Bucoops said:
Methinks someone's getting carried away - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/275859312990
Usual price about £3.
Thanks for the link. Just bought a set of 6 insulated 21mm drivers for just over £19. Wizard want £7 plus for 1 wheel!
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2 hours ago, Graham T said:
I've now got the Pressfix transfers onto one side of the Siphon. The other will have to wait a little while, as there are only so many of those tiny little individual numbers that I can face tackling in one session... Once both sides are done I'll give it a coat of matt varnish before I do any weathering, as the chocolate brown paint doesn't seem to be adhering all that well; taking the carrier paper off from the transfers scraped it here and there.
Strange what you say about paint adhering. The last 2 locos I painted had 2 coats of etch primer, a couple of surface prep - one I surfaced prepped first, the other had etch first, then a couple of coats of matt. Even handling the locos fetches the paint off.
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2 hours ago, Michael Edge said:
However, as I hinted at earlier, there's never as much room as you want - 1m wider on the building and we would have had the whole of Bog Junction and the goods lines in the right place - a bit more and we could have included Canal shed.......
It ever was thus.
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I am not envious of the space, I am not envious of the ..., I am not..... Okay, I'm as green as grass.
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Jerry it's hard to believe that's 2mm scale. What a great line-up. I wish I lived closer.
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6 minutes ago, Graham T said:
My birthday is on 12th November.
Which year?
Every year.
(I'll get my coat, shall I?)
Day after, the King's day after that. His next is 17th June.
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Just now, Worsdell forever said:
Might sound a bit greedy, but I like to have one every year...
The King has 2 each year, so why not?
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Belated best wishes MrW.
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7 hours ago, lezz01 said:
Sadly they wern't very good in real life. Not one of Deeley's best that's for sure.
Regards Lez.
Would have been better as a 2-6-2?
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Through Limestone Hills - Monsal and Millers Dale
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Is this part a layout within itself, Paul?