Lisa

Is the accessories pack supplied with the loco? Lisa

I've done it using an 18" radius, but the question is does it look right? Lisa

How is Gromit? Lisa

What about using the trick that I'm going to use in my St Ouen 2FS Layout. The platform road will continue out of the opposite side of the box, for one carriage length? Perhaps using a fiddlestick or a fold down flap. Lisa

Like the prototype. love the model. Lisa

Mojo is a town near Addis Ababa, which is an important railway town. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mojo,_Ethiopia Lisa

Yes of course, but not on the scenic part, but in the fiddleyard. Lisa

I hope to begin track building and laying very soon! Lisa

Hi I not blogged about St Ouen for sometime, this is because I have felt I was going nowhere with the project. After much thought I now struck off in a different direction with the project. I have posted in the Boxfiles forum at http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/topic/39667-the-apa-box/page-4 I have now followed this up, with a new version of the St Ouen project as show below. This seems to be a much firmer base upon which, quite literally, to move the project forward. The last of the pictures shows the La Rocque layout, minus it's original fiddleyard, used as a scenic module. A sort of Micro APA box arrangement, perhaps MPA! Lisa

Hi I've been working so hard, that I have not been able to do any modelling. Included is a photograph of the 1st 3 way point I have started to construct. Lisa

When I was on Guernsey I stayed with Julie & her partner. Lisa

I emailed her requesting a photograph, and she then returned it, with the photograph, which I used in this post, attached. I know her quite well, but although we live quite close, it is difficult for us to meet, because of the length of the journey, using public transport. Lisa

Hi Recently Steam_Julie posted a blog entry where she posted photographs of the cable clamps she made, to fix the DCC power bus to the underside of her layout. These were manufactured using additive manufacturing techniques, BUT not using a 3D printer, instead using styrene cement and strips of styrene sheet. Lisa Posted from andriod phone Knob Shop blog entry http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/blog/941/entry-12889-the-knob-shop/

Hi No I NOT being rude. The name comes from the fact that they started trading selling door knobs. The shop came to my attention looking for different hinges to hinge, joint between two baseboards. The Knob Shop stocks a huge range of hinges, including ones with large hinge plate dimensions. One that I looked at have a over 7" between the rows of screw holes. They also stock a large range of door stops, window furniture, including units to hold them open. I think that they are worth looking at when looking for unusual hardware. Their address is http://www.knobshop.biz/ Lisa

What are the wooden blocks for, in the last two photographs? Lisa

Where did you purchase the NEC Auto Switch unit? Lisa

Your layout is no longer unhinged! I meet an man at the 2mm AGM, in Bolton Lancs, who has definitely never done anything unhinged in his modelling existence. His name is Geoff Jones. Lisa

He, it must be a he, I cannot see a woman behaving in that manor, is a Jobsworth! Lisa

Well Done Lisa

Missed you at the AGM, but it's not possible to be in two placed at once. Lisa

One of the most difficult tasks I have found in modelling is sticking two different types of plastic together. I have found that a thin piece of styrene sheet acts as a buffer, and different adhesives an be used on each side, provided that they don't attack it. You might find this a useful technique when you start working on the weir, when you will require to stick styrene to the surface of the perspex that you have used for the water surface. Lisa

I don't understand the change in level between the stream under the bridge and the opening in the fasia?

I look forward to seeing the layout develope.

Nice little layout

I am intrigued, what is an APB box? Lisa