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  1. KalKat
    ..................... how about the descendants of the warders? ......................... Emma
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    Steve - Casting resin versions would cost you more than the twelve pounds each ................. Emma
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    I'm sure somebody saying they had purchased one of these kits, it was mentioned in a thread somewhere. If I could find the post, I would ask the poster directly. Unfortunately despite my best efforts (and simple wading) - no joy. Has anybody noticed this? I know it's long shot ................... Emma
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    Hello , Does anybody have any ideas on what the new/revamped C2X fom Nucast partners is like? Many thanks in advance - Emma
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    You can get methylene chloride through e-bay, I use it for kit building, I found it didn't touch some pipework I wanted to repair, so got some pipe solvent from screwfix. Emma
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    f I recall correctly, the River Brent where it passes under the Warncliffe Viaduct (Hanwell Viaduct) is carried in a brick lined course of a U shape cross section. Emma
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    Rehang the door to open outwards perhaps? Emma
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    When rubbing back paintwork, could I suggest you use wet'n'dry paper (800 - 1200 grit) to prep the surface? Use it on a block wet with a little soap to help clogging. The issue with micromesh and scotchbrite, is that they are not tru grits and nor do they help in getting a flat surface. Emma
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    I've gone all weak at the knees/bank account............. .....now what version, that's the rub Emma
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    IS it just me/my eyes, or is that 'box on Grantham hovering? Emma
  11. KalKat
    Doctor P, forgive me if I'm wrong, but you seem to be rushing headlong into throwing 'something' together. More haste less speed is a useful motto here. I would research what you are interested in and consider carefully how to achieve it. I agree 'playing trains' can be fun - but it can also get expensive! Emma
  12. KalKat
    You would end up with a kink where the join was. Or it wouldn't go through the rollers. Emma
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    Owowowwpowpoww! ....lumbar puncture 8(

  14. KalKat
    'Crivens, Big Jobs!' and 'wailey, wailey' Emma
  15. KalKat
    Ah, sodium persulphate, sodium hydroxide and the resist film are all obtainable through e-bay.... as is ferric chloride of course. I believe the etchers nowadays use the persulphate as ferric chloride has limitations on disposal and handling Emma
  16. KalKat
    This any help............. http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/topic/102547-1951-pullman-scratchbuild-in-132/page-8 from post 166 Emma
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    That appears to be a well thought out idea! Emma
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    My apologies PAD, I didn't realise it would become so ... testosterony Emma
  19. KalKat
    Already got two lathes One a Unimat and the other a Logan Emma
  20. KalKat
    Thank you PAD and Horsetan, I have been wondering about rivet making machines. I pan to start scratching a few locos and have been looking at the tooling I might need. I had better start saving................ Emma
  21. KalKat
    Do you have to use some 'padding' under the workpiece while punching rivets? Emma
  22. KalKat
    Brass wire wrapped on an arbour perhaps? After cutting, you could hit it with a hammer to flatten or file flat once soldered to the model. Emma
  23. KalKat
    Oi - keep off that, I wants it! Emma
  24. KalKat
    Are the wheels clear in the splashers? Emma
  25. KalKat
    *stares at ceiling whistling* https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4mm-Finescale-OO-EM-Ultrascale-GWR-Hall-wheels-inc-crankpins-very-best-wheels/202222480449?hash=item2f15662c41:g:YGMAAOSwbPNadIdk Emma
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