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Waverley West, Princes St Gardens and Haymarket MPD
Lowlander replied to Waverley West's topic in Layout topics
Hi Dave Lovely photo. There is just something about the Heljan class 47! I know it has it's faults but it just looks right, especially weathered. Or is it just me? Regards Stephen -
Hi I know this is like the teaching granny to suck eggs routine to Mick. How about spraying the orange first, then mask it off and then spray your blue. Just a thought Stephen
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Dating, women and the 'hobby'...
Lowlander replied to OnTheBranchline's topic in Modelling musings & miscellany
Hi Slightly off topic. I'm sure this will have been mentioned before. Our big exhibition in Scotland each year is held in the Secc in Glasgow and by chance there is also a jobs fayre and a wedding fayre on at the same time, all held in neighbouring halls. One wag was heard to say "Oh great! Get a job, get a wife and get a life" It certainly caused plenty of laughter from the stewards on the door. Stephen Ps I think the same exhibitions are all on at the same time again this year. What more do you want:-X -
Hi Have you thought about double sided tape to secure the containers? It allows you to chop and change the containers about, if ever you need to. I've used it for a few years now on these wagons and it's never caused any bother. Regards Stephen
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Hi Yes. That's one of them. Maybe also try Ayr mrg. Stephen
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Hi Look up the ones by Mus 256f and zander. Maybe better sending me a pm from now on, as it is taking up a lot of space on the topic. Stephen
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Hi Again. If you type in Swinlees on theYou tube search facility you should get all the footage you need. Stephen
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Hi We as a club (Ayr mrg) did some you-tube footage of our dc powered layout "Swinlees" about four years ago. If you care to look it up you will hear/see what is available. It was a means to an end at the time and very limited, as most members on here will correctly tell you. Someof our members couldn't/wouldn't entertain Dcc at the time. This has changed over time and we have built new Dcc layouts and hardly anybody uses the dc powered Swinlees now, hence the lack of updates. In fact it's up for sale now to allow us the space for a new Dcc layout. Hope that helps. Stephen
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My detailing/repainting projects
Lowlander replied to blueeighties's topic in Modifying & Detailing RTR stock
Hi Lee I think you can see that thankfully the concensus is, to carry on as before. Best Regards Stephen -
Sleep! No chance. He's helping out at the Ayr exhibition, next weekend. We'll be gentle with him. Promise Stephen
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Discount I'm sure we can arrange disount for large groups. But going by the lack of posters so far. I think we're safe Stephen
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Hopefully most of these folk will be attending the Ayr exhibition.
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Hi BoB Will most likelly see you at The Ayr Exhibition in a couple of weeks. And hopefully some more of you as well. Stephen
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Hi I'm from Ayr. I think there a quite a few from the west coast on here. Just need to get them out of the woodwork. Regards Stephen
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Hi Nelson Thanks for the pictures. Well done to you and your Dad. You've made a smashing job of the layout, and all done in only five weeks. Excellent. Thanks Again Stephen
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Sandy Hill layout in Cornwall. BR blue 00 gauge
Lowlander replied to winterbournecm's topic in Layout topics
Hello The barrier wagons in the photograph can be modelled by removing the main hopper from the HEA chassis. What I did was buy the RNA cast weight infills from Genesis Models. It was then just a case of re-spraying the cast infill black and then securing it into the chassis. I believe you can now buy the relevant transfers for these barrier wagons, but I'm not sure who does them. If I remember correctly just ordinary hea/haa/vba etc were also used as barriers. The brake vans I'm not sure about, something tells me they were tops code Car. But don't quote me. Sorry Craig if I'm jumping in. I hope my input is of some help. Stephen -
Sorry! Didn't realise I had touched the icon. I must have done it whilst scrolling. Stephen
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untilAyr Model Rail Exhibition 21+22nd September 2013 Citadel Leisure Centre South Harbour Ayr KA7 1JB www.ayrmrg.co.uk
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Hi Mark Never mind pebbles in the stream. Is the Whirly gig working, Yet? Disappointed of Ayr
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See www.ayrmrg for details
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Ayr Model Rail Exhibition 2012 Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd September 2012 The Citadel Leisure Centre South Harbour Ayr KA7 1JB Saturday 10am until 5pm, Sunday 10am until 4pm Adults £4 Child £3 Family(2+2) £11 Layouts: Firstly Rannoch Moor, OO Gauge Dcc layout by Mark Darragh. A popular layout on this forum, makes it's exhibition debut. Maxwell Colliery Loading Point, OO Gauge Dcc layout by Max Fowler. Another new layout from this forum, also making its first exhibition appearance. Perceton, OO Gauge Dcc layout by Ayr Mrg. A new end to end steam /green diesel layout from ourselves making its exhibition debut. Townfoot Depot, N Gauge layout by Kyle Model Rail Group. Craiglang, 00 Gauge layout by Greenock Model Railway Club. Hazelbank, 00 Gauge Dcc layout by Stirling and Clackmannan Mrg. A " New" layout from the Stirling lads that promises lots of blue diesels Carrongrove, N Gauge Dc layout by Falkirk Mrg. Aldbury, OO Gauge Dcc layout, Perth Mrg. A Great Western Era Layout, new to our show. Kirkcudbe, O Gauge Dc/Dcc layout by Ayr Mrg. New Garnock, OO Gauge Dcc layout from our member Mike Bartle. Playcraft Model Railways by David Coddington. Anvilton, N Gauge Dc layout from Ayr Mrg. Traders; The Cheltenham Model Centre. Squires Tools Doon Valley Models Douglas Blades Books Pooleys Puffers Saltire Models M.B Models Turner Models Ayrshire Railway Preservation Group Demonstrations Bobby Glass Re sprays. Bobbies popular display of OO gauge models from the past and the present era. Roland Turner. Well known modern era scratch builder of coaches and wagons. See ayrmrg.co.uk for more details
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Hello This looks suspiciously to me like the Home of " The Ayrshire Railway Preservation Group" site at Dunaskin, Ayrshire. Stephen