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ive done these transfers already pm if you want some

2mm ngauge one that Ian Monks repainted and I did the transfers for

ive done the transfers in 2mm could redo them in 4mm

i find it strange that this post is a whole couple of posts below the cooper craft thread and its not even the 1st of april

not sure if this is the right place for this but seems to fit best Warren Shepard has announced that he will be doing a limited run of his 7mm 15XX kit this is being sorted on the gwr modellers Facebook group where expressions of interest are being taken see here https://www.facebook.com/groups/921387308231483/ it seems it will be a very limited run atm 24 kits but this could change if enough pre demand for more but batches will be done in lots of 12 due to the size of the etch sheets currently just over half have been spoken for

i sent can help sent you PM

ive been thinking about doing an etch for a gwr cattle wagon for a while now as there is very little available but not sure which diagram to go for

ive been thinking about doing an etch for a gwr cattle wagon for a while now as there is very little available but not sure which diagram to go fo

PM sent i can print White transfers from a PDF

ok its simple really if you made 10 items of say a class 50 all the same number then that could be seen as a production run but if you made 10 coaches then you can say that you need ten coaches for the rake. so the quantities will vary depending on what your doing you could make yourself 1 maybe 2 hogwarts locos but if you made more then that could be considered a production of them but the main bit is that they are for your own use

sorry dont get your point it clearly states that copying others work for your own use is not an infringement im sure we could find loads more info if we wanted but i would think that .GOV would be a safe bet for all we need

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1988/48/part/I/chapter/III making copies of other peoples work for your own use is not a copyright infringement

that would come under the fair usage part of copyright law and as they were not done for profit you would be fine but say you were to start to sell the same thing over and over again then unless you could prove a reason for say 10 items the same then that could be classed as an infringement

you can however do the models yourself under fair usage without permission

i can do these if you have a photo for me to work from

i use winsor newton satin varnish from rattle can

im guessing Andy has offered his help as he did with coopercraft