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James Eggleton-Akers

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  1. Afternoon all, I hope you are well. I've decided to take the plunge into model railway and railway blogging, and I wanted to share my link for the blog. This is seen below

    https://roughtonmodelrailway.blogspot.com/?m=1

     

    The aim of this blog is to show progress with my layout, hints and tips to modelling scenery, step by step guides and railway history, and much more. I hope you all enjoy the read and my first post is live on the blog now.

     

    Admin, if not allowed please delete. Many thanks

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  2. Went into Malcs Models in ilkeston on Friday for only the second time. I have to say that it's got to be the best model shop I've been to. The owner is a lovely chap and offers good service, there is plenty of selection and all items are very well priced. Even treated myself to a Hornby Fowler 4F. Really hope there is one equally as good in norfolk when I do move.  

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  3. Hi all,

    How did you all go about building your layout in terms of planning? Did you model a real location and do research on the location, or just put the track down and build it? I don't know which way will be best for me with it being my first proper layout I'm building

     

    Many thanks in advance

  4. Evening everyone,

    After an 8 year absence from the hobby, I am finally making a return to this brilliant hobby. I am looking at building a branch line terminus station set in the br blue era between 1970-1980. I'd ideally like to set the location in the midland region but I'm flexible with what region I model. I've got plans to have a goods yard, fuelling point, station (with a bay platform to accomodate multiple passenger services). I was just wondering if anyone could advise me on some typical BR Blue train formations that you could see on a branch line in this era? As well as this, would the station buildings be painted in a blue colour or another colour? 

     

    Many thanks in advance

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