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The most common requests so far outside of what the service set out to do have been pre-painted plates and larger names suitable for 16mm:ft scale narrow gauge. Details of both of these options have now been added to the website.

http://www.narrowplanet.co.uk/

Precision Labels and I think 247 have done those sorts of headboards in the past.

Thanks Craig, I suspected there would be someone else who could supply that kind of thing.

I've seen on another thread that you do a detailing etch for a Ruston 48DS. Would the Ruston plates be available for 4mm seperately?

The 48DS details mentioned by jukebox on his loco build thread are actually by Ian McCormac. http://ianmaccormacmodels.blogspot.com/

I would be happy to do individual Ruston motifs if you can't source them elsewhere.

Whats the chances that you'd branch out from this and expand to headboards...... although Ive some names that I'd like to consider too.... especially if you did some in a modern image style....

The focus is on things useful to narrow gauge modellers so headboards would be unlikely. The lower case nameplates were based on a request to do "Class 60 style" names for NG locos so I guess it depends what "modern image" looks like!

<br />id would be very interested in some custom 00 gauge names. to fit a new Hornby britannia. in sans lower b, possibly, or gill sans if you have it. i would be after the name 'Derek Griffin'. would this be possible?<br />

Gill Sans is no problem, I would just need to know what size the plates should be. A photo reference of a real Britannia plate would help as well.

What would be the price for a set of O gauge custom nameplates for a Ruston 165 (yes I know my prototype didn't have a name!)

So far I've been able to stick to the prices quoted above for 4mm and 7mm scale narrow gauge nameplates, and I expect a 7mm industrial would fit in to that as well. Let me know the height and type style you'd need and I'll confirm.

The new chassis is part of a modified and reissued kit... they withdrew it for this reason.

Interesting and sad to hear about the fate of Augher Valley... is there anything left worth taking pictures of?

A good choice of location and a great looking model. I hope I get a chance to see it for myself. Got a few quarry Hunslets on the workbench then?

009Matt and I'll be there too; Matt's one of the entrants in the diorama competition!

I have a diorama entry too.

3 if SAG is open to people that are inside the M25.

SAG is compulsory for people inside the M25.

We can agree on going to a nice pub near London Bridge this year.

Last year we couldn't even agree on where to have the Christmas do. :icon_lol::icon_frustrated: