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Why is he wearing a kilt?

Would that even more meaty, sort of a homeopathic burger?

Sorry - did you say something? I was looking at my phone...

Which is here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/109619289726001/ Richard

I'm not sure of the source of that particular map, it's clearly from one of the many pieces of LNWR publicity printed by McCorquodale . I suspect it has been selected for the LNWRS website because it's relatively compact There are many others, for instance: http://www.lnwrs.org.uk/Sales/map.php The answer appears to be that keen to make the LNWR look as impressive as possible, railways that included through working for LNWR carriages is included. It's much the same for any of the pre-grouping companies, a GWR map would similarly extensive Richard

There's a similar product but fibre based that B&Q sell, green stuff in packs. I have used that - under the flooring in my modelling room Richard

I have also posed the question on the LNWRS Facebook group, which is rather more active

My understanding is that the thin lines are where the LNWR had running rights. I'll ask on the LNWRS forum Interesting question Richard

And be aware, you are teetering on the edge of a scary aspect of any modelling. What's going to happen is this: You search for appropriate decals and find a really attractive scheme. Only then you find it is for a different mark/block/series of aeroplane to the one you are modelling. But there is an aftermarket resin kit that will correct the model to be the mark/block/series you want. And the kit also includes some other part to 'improve' the accuracy, so you'll fit that too. Meanwhile you found an aftermarket cockpit/landing gear/missile pack/gun installation/ejector seat/pilot that you just have to have. Oh, and you ought to buy some books about the model while you are at it, and you've found a really neat walkaround on the internet that shows some really nice piping details in some obscure area that you ought to represent Pretty soon, you've replaced 90% of the kit, spent four times the original cost and all the 'research' material weighs ten times the original model Ask me how I know this... Richard

Excellent, thank you Another mystery

If you design a 'left hand' one and turn it over, you'd have a right hand one. Only it's likely the material finish is different side to side. So one board with the components fitted either side and you have what i think I'm seeing Richard

Isn't it the same board, turned over with the components mounted on the underside?

Off the wall suggestion Call in at your nearest Games Workshop when it is relatively quiet. They are keen on getting people to make things and are usually happy to get you doing something. Yes it will be fantasy wargaming, the skills are very transferable They'll get you using acrylics with water - very versatile. I much prefer acrylics Richard DO NOT buy any Empire/Catachans/Space Marines - you'll end up in a whole new world of modelling that way

Was it BRUTEs that were made up into trains and hauled down the slopes and under the tracks at New Street? Richard

Their website: http://www.cs.rhrp.org.uk/se/CarriageInfo.asp?Ref=5628 Richard