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An S&D theme one! Please!
Gas Cupboard Models are planning a range of S&D specials, see:
http://www.gascupboard.co.uk/sdjr-specials-171-c.asp
Paddy
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Thanks Tony and everyone else. I will warm up Google.
Kind regards
Paddy
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Hi Tony,
Sorry to but in but I have a quick question for you. In one of your Right Track programmes you have extra long cotton buds - could you please tell me where you bought them? I have searched and cannot find them anywhere.
Happy new year.
Paddy
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Fantastic layout, hope to see it one day.
Paddy
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Ah OK, I thought it was an easier option for Hornby as they had the chassis and tender.
Paddy
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I do not understand why Hornby are going to the trouble of creating a new chassis? Why not reuse the existing Railroad 9F one?
Paddy
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Lovely layout and stock.
Paddy
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I haven't posted on this thread for a time, but one or two comments might seem pertinent now.
My thanks to all those who commented on the various Princes of Wales. I bow to the knowledge shown in these posts.
I'm glad Norman Solomon's work has been highlighted. Without doubt, his work is peerless and, though others make track professionally, the master is in a different league. If you really want to know how to make track, might I suggest attending one of the Missenden Abbey weekends, where Norman is one of the tutors. I used to be one, but circumstances change.
As for a further Little Bytham DVD, I don't know. The first one was actually rather poor in my opinion - badly made, with stills not put in where they should have been, much too much of my waffle and far too little of trains moving, even though many minutes were shot. It wasn't done by Activity Media unfortunately; certainly in terms of production quality.
Thanks to Chris Foren for his mention of the current BRILL, and my urchin Cestrian scribblings. I hope he liked it. As far as further Irwell publications are concerned, I've actually written a soft-back for them, to be published next year. Guess what, it's all colour and it's all diesel and electrics, featuring pictures I took in the '60s, '70s and '80s. How times change! If it's successful, there might be more.
Now, on to modelling - in view of the release of Hornby's latest RailRoad Mk.1s, I've just spent a couple of days 'fiddling' with them. I have to say, as 'layout coaches' these are outstanding value for money and, with just a little bit of work, run perfectly acceptably (visually and mechanically) alongside my Bachmann and kit-built alternatives. A description of all this will be published in the February 2014 issue of BRM. But for now, some pictures. One is a repaint.
I hope they load.......
Hi Tony,
Good to see you active again. Another Little Bytham DVD would be great. In fact anything with you in it would be welcome by me!
Merry Christmas
Paddy
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For me it is Commercial Road by Scenic Model Railways...
http://www.scenicmodelrailways.com/page_315363.html
This has appeared in numerous Hornby catalogues. In fact, I was/am so taken with the layout that I am creating a version of it in N Gauge.
Merry Christmas
Paddy
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Hi Paddy,
Yes it should go round 9inch radius, and I'll confirm once I'm happy with the finished cad/cam.
Cheers
Dave
Thanks Dave - really appreciate the prompt response.
Kind regards
Paddy
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Hi Dave,
Looks great and I am looking forward to its release.
One question if I may... HOLLERTON JUNCTION (my train set) has 9" curves, will the 23 be OK with these?
Many thanks
Paddy
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Wow, these look great Dave.
Paddy
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in Modelling musings & miscellany
Posted · Edited by Paddy
My heart goes out to you and your family. As a fellow sufferer I know how debilitating depression can be. Just came out of a bout of the black dog and I have been able to restart work on HOLLERTON JUNCTION.
It is good to see you posting on here and contributing to BRM once more. Take care and I hope you feel better soon.
Paddy