Staffordshire

 Hope this is allowed ...   Not a Spamcan, but something probably even more streamlined ......

    Just wondered if anyone else  has tried to model  '34035  Shaftesbury',  with its smoke lifting modifications   circa 1960 ?

    I also have  '34049  Anti-Aircraft Command'  with its modifications,  .....

    I will try and post a photo of the two models in the next couple of days. 

    Photos of any other models greatly appreciated

    Thought I  should add a photo of a stable mate of Shaw Saville above,  but in the earlier BR Blue livery, so here is Royal Mail ....

Hi, 

    Just thought this maybe of interest to some, I personally think it is absolutely gorgeous, but then I am biased ......

   Hi Mike, 

       Any news on the availability of 4mm  D2999 ?

        Many thanks, Ian

Hello, have just caught up on this interesting thread,  I wonder if anyone could help with the following question .... 

    Which WC/BB locos were outshopped at any stage in the Photographic Grey Livery,   was it just Fighter Command ?

    Any help, information, photos, greatly appreciated.

    Many thanks, Ian

Some will, some will not, I am a very lucky man.

 Magnificent Ian, thank you.  

   Gents, thanks for all the information, just what I required.

   Just one question specifically for member 'pH',   the photos in the book  quoted is there any sign of a BR Emblem on either of the locos ?

    Many thanks, Ian

I believe a couple of the Beames 0-8-4T locos were allocated to Swansea Paxton Street from about 1948 - 1950.

Any help to original questions greatly received.

Thanks, Ian

Hi,

   I am after information concerning the latter days under BR of the LNWR Beames 0-8-4T  and Bowen Cooke 0-8-2T locos.

   As I believe members of these classes ran until  1951 and 1953 respectively, I have a couple of questions ......

   Which (if any)  locos received their BR running numbers ?....   Where to look for the answer or photographs ?

   Did any of these locos run in BR days with the Early BR emblem, again any photos would be excellent ?

   Cheers, Ian

Thank you all,   It is the T1 I am trying to find ....  wish me luck ! 

Hello,

    I am trying to construct a list of all the 4mm Little Engines type of loco kits that were produced by the company ?

    If anyone has a definitive list from a catalogue or other source, please help.

   Many thanks, Ian

Thanks Stevegr, that certainly answers my question.

There are some photos in the 'The Book of the WD 2-8-0s and 2-10-0s', that show the diamond NBL works  plates on some locos, during BR times.

 Although situated in a strange place, normally on the right hand side of the loco above the bracket for the middle connecting rod., 

 Cheers, Ian

Thank you both very much, that answers the question.   I  had heard that the works number was NOT on the plate, but required it to be confirmed.

   Many thanks, Ian

PS.  If you could answer my question in post concerning NBL works number of 90763  I would be eternally grateful.

  Cheers, Ian

Hello,  another obscure question ....

    Could anyone please inform me of the Hawthorn Leslie works number for  15100.

      (The number that would have been on the worksplate)

       Many thanks, Ian

Thanks Adam,  I was actually already aware of those two.   Thank you anyway.

    Thanks, anymore photos of 15098 out there ?   Please

Metr0land, thanks for the photo, that is one I had not seen

Michael (Edge),   to me it appears the roof for 15098 is placed on at 90 degrees to the roof on 15099 eg ....   flat edges at front and back rather than at the sides.

      I know this appeared to be the case for the GWR locos 23-27    

More help and details would be appreciated/

 Ian 

   Hello,

     Please excuse any errors as I am new to using RMWEB as a Member .....

    I have an OO gauge Impetus kit of the Simplex Petrol Shunter.

    I am hoping to model 15098  as I already have sister loco 15099 built.

   Any information, photos, tips, help would be really appreciated.

   First question, is it possible to build 15098 from the kit ?

    Many thanks, Staffordshire