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    Jackson Evans used to do a range of lnwr plates if you can find out who has them now you might get lucky. I think shawplan took them over but whether they are still around I don't know. All the help I can give sorry. Though it might give a starting point All the best Steve
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    Ian Rice shows you how in his book on building fine scale track. Well worth a read Yours Steve
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    Please tell me you will have foul old Ron in there cos if you don't I will find you and mumble and mutter till you pay me go and watch another layout lol Steve
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    Oh dear, you should read at least one! My first was Witches Abroad second hand bedragled paperback never looked back I have them all. Trying to replace the aging paperbacks with hardbacks but the cost!!! All the best Steve
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    Jackson Evans used to do some lnwr plates. Don't know who has them now though
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    Shame you won't be at Swansea but I will try to get to cardiff. I hope you get things sorted and your mojo returnes tout sweet. Thanks for a very informative and entertaining thread. Your skill and humourwill no doubt have been enjoyed by all All the best Steve
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    Harry kings yard would make a cameo on its own! Warehouse and offices above not forgetting the effing stairs. I am sure 'arry would be the first to have a siding or two.
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    I have found a small business in Llanelli wales that will produce one off items. These are laser cut in either ply or mdf. Bear with and I will find contact details. You will probably have to provide a scale drawing. All the best Steve Having trouble finding their card give me a couple of days to locate them Steve
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    I would love to have the money and space to attempt the wingnut re8 and the felixstowe flying boat. I can but hope one day. Ruston the fe is quite outstanding Steve
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    Very nice model Euston impressive as always. You must have a fine collection of ww1 aircraft.Have you built anything from wingnut wings? All the best Steve
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    Good to know progress is ongoing. When do senics get underway? I will keep looking in.
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    The easy way is lighter fuel and a box of matches......cover area with a generous amount of fuel then apply lit match the down side is the garments are not much use when the fire goes out... Only carry out the above outside a.d away from SWMBO.. Hat coat gone Steve
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    That's OK glad to help
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    Ahhh Now I am ABSOLUTELY positive about everything ,........I think
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    Great effect with the concrete. Bleat is coming along nicely. I would like to know how you manage to combine the skill level(high) and speed of construction never fails to amaze All the best Steve
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    It is good/or not to see that everyone is or is not or maybe positive about comments that have been posted
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    Judging by the ropey monkeys colour his/her name MUST he Pale Rider or knot as the case maybe. I am now,or in the future convinced that it is or may or may not be a monkey at all. It could or could not be a cleaver ruse to confuse some or all of us some or all of the time. I hope this clear explanation of my ideas/thoughts on the matter of the monkey are now crystal clear. Or not. Steve
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    Body fits chassis? Not all bad news then Jim!!
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    Oh b###er I have one of those but mine is lined out looks like a repaint is in order!! Still we live and learn lol
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    Hi in the second photo the left hand track looks to have a curve so just unsolder and realine the other one looks to have a kink where it joins the next point. The best way to solve the problem is to remove the miss alined track and the short pieces of track from the points. Then relay a length of track between the points,solder in place then cut the track across the join with a disc cutter or razor saw. This should cure the problem. Hope this helps All the best Steve
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    Gezzer to gezzer nuff said. Nice layout will keep following. Thanks for the terry quotes too Steve
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    Good god sir, you seem to have been invaded by Bulgy the bus!! I thought Thomas had delt with him years ago. You have my sympathy. All the best Steve
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