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A blog about making model trains, little boats and both real and model automobiles. Typed by someone with painty hands, oil under his fingernails and the smell of solder in his nostrils.
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Phil's Workbench: Nifty packing
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A blog about making model trains, little boats and both real and model automobiles. Typed by someone with painty hands, oil under his fingernails and the smell of solder in his nostrils. Wednesday, August 12, 2015. I love flogging stuff on eBay but once the initial joy of selling your item has paaseder, the hassle of packing the thing up to survive the ravages of the postal service rears it's head. Posted by Phil Parker. I am officially jealous of you now, those are lovely. Nowadays I build and exhibit m...
Phil's Workbench: Steamplex
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A blog about making model trains, little boats and both real and model automobiles. Typed by someone with painty hands, oil under his fingernails and the smell of solder in his nostrils. Tuesday, August 11, 2015. Facebook tells me that a year ago, I was on the Isle of Man looking at steam trains. That seems a good enough reason to post this picture from the visit of the fabulous SteamPlex to be found on the Groudle Glen Railway. If you wonder what it sounds like, enjoy the video below:. My other web sites.
Phil's Workbench: Is this how reviews should be?
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A blog about making model trains, little boats and both real and model automobiles. Typed by someone with painty hands, oil under his fingernails and the smell of solder in his nostrils. Sunday, August 09, 2015. Is this how reviews should be? In discussions about model railway magazines, one title that is often held as an exemplar is "Model Railways", at least in the days before it was sold to an evil publisher who dragged it downmarket. As you can see, despite these being major RTR releases, the only pi...
Phil's Workbench: Mystery Tool 6
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A blog about making model trains, little boats and both real and model automobiles. Typed by someone with painty hands, oil under his fingernails and the smell of solder in his nostrils. Monday, May 18, 2015. This week's puzzle. Why does anyone need an egg timer on the end of several feet of string? And they need one enoug to groove the bit of wood, attach the timer properly and fit a loop to tie the string to. Posted by Phil Parker. Did it belong to a schoolteacher? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Phil's Workbench: You used to be able to buy Burberry check paint...
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A blog about making model trains, little boats and both real and model automobiles. Typed by someone with painty hands, oil under his fingernails and the smell of solder in his nostrils. Saturday, May 16, 2015. You used to be able to buy Burberry check paint. Some old paint tinlets discovered at the back of a drawer. Paint is ST/G/14 - presumably not a number - Buff. No idea how old it is, but it's still liquid. The Humbrol isn't actually Burberry check colour, it's 133 Deltic Blue and also still liquid.
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Basingstoke & Alton Light Model Railway N Gauge: A view from behind
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Basingstoke and Alton Light Model Railway N Gauge. An N Gauge layout based on the Basingstoke and Alton Light Railway (1901 - 1936). Sunday, 15 March 2015. A view from behind. Most people won't see this view. Looking behind the station From the operator side. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Cliddesden and Thornycroft - Now available. For exhibitions within the. Approx 30 miles from Basingstoke). Thornycroft No.1 Van. A view from behind. Thats it for today. Let the show begin. One for the Bus Anoraks.
Wood End and Beyond: Expansion
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Wood End and Beyond. The Early Years 78-93. Wood End - The Original. Froxington - The Flop. Morton Stanley 0-16.5. Thursday, 6 August 2015. On my usual walking route into town I pass over a tunnel mouth. Unusually the railway passes directly under the centre of town and under the 12th century castle. Reckon they'd get away with that today? 7 August 2015 at 10:26. I think Peco used to do a moulding for this. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Iain C. Robinson. View my complete profile.
Wood End and Beyond: Tal Coed 009
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Wood End and Beyond. The Early Years 78-93. Wood End - The Original. Froxington - The Flop. Morton Stanley 0-16.5. Doug pulls into Tal-coed halt. Susan draws a short passenger train across the cattle creep. Built to a tight timetable. A small 009 essay in just 48" x 19". Tal Coed was presented with the Reiner Hendriksen Trophy at EXPO-NG in 2013. The layout has now been sold to a gentleman from Somerset. All photos: Andrew Burnham/Peco Publications. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Iain C. Robinson.
Wood End and Beyond: Unnycoombe
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Wood End and Beyond. The Early Years 78-93. Wood End - The Original. Froxington - The Flop. Morton Stanley 0-16.5. Dapol autocoach enters Unnycoombe propelled by a Farish 57xx. The cattle dock is scatch-built from plastic from plans in the Stephen Wiliams GWR Branch Lines book. The water crane is Ratio and the grounded van body is a scratch-built Iron Mink. Featured in the April 2011 issue of. The layout was sold on in 2013. Unnycoombe in its entirety on a patio in Crawley. Dapol 45xx shunts at Unnycoombe.
Wood End and Beyond: Edge 009
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Wood End and Beyond. The Early Years 78-93. Wood End - The Original. Froxington - The Flop. Morton Stanley 0-16.5. Is a small 4mm scale 009 layout built purely to illustrate a book project. The brief was to build a layout from the ground up using simple kits and then scratch-built items for all buildings and rolling stock. The choice of design was aimed at what a novice could build within a reasonable amount of time with a small toolkit and limited space. The track layout from John Ahern's Gammon End.
Wood End and Beyond: The SMT Years
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Wood End and Beyond. The Early Years 78-93. Wood End - The Original. Froxington - The Flop. Morton Stanley 0-16.5. Punned names. It appeared in a few MTIs - the main article from which these photos are scanned is in No 19. Top pair of photos - Chris Ellis. The full 9 feet of Einsford Mill at the old Southampton show. This was the day that I left the stock in the hallway. Luckily Stig was on hand with 'some that I want to run'. He saved the day. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Iain C. Robinson.
Wood End and Beyond: Froxington - The Flop
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Wood End and Beyond. The Early Years 78-93. Wood End - The Original. Froxington - The Flop. Morton Stanley 0-16.5. Froxington - The Flop. The loco is an Airfix pug kit on a Tenshodo spud built by Mr Hill. He hates this photo. Nigel Hill's station building from card and plastic sheet based on the buildings on the line to Selsey. The shed by me was from a David Gander dawing of a structure on the Welsh Highland. It featured in an article in Railway Modeller in August 2007. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Exhibition Manager Information & Diary | Albion Yard
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Albion Yard Gallery for Warley. Exhibition Manager Information & Diary. DCC Sound Pannier Conversion. Exhibition Manager Information & Diary. 4mm Scale, OO gauge using Peco Code 75 track. The normal operation is with DC, however it also has the functionality to convert easily to DCC. 1950’s through to mid 1960’s. The layout is operated with stock to suit time period, and is based in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire. Power Requirements / 3 x 240V power points for Layout/Lights (Minimum). Address never ...
lnr model making: January 2015
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Happy New Year Readers! Well, where did 2014 go? I know a lot of it for me went in unfinished personal modelling projects, but I was rather pleased with the row of cottages that I salvaged from disaster, and the viaduct. If you want to have a look at his epic thread on RMWeb, it's here:. Http:/ www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php? A lot of my models have been stand alone constructions and have not been bedded in to scenery, so it's been nice to finally see something in-situ. Tuesday, January 06, 2015.
The Caffeinated Engine Driver: The Minimalist Look
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The Caffeinated Engine Driver. Thursday, August 13, 2015. Which is actually a slightly different Hudson-Hunslet design). While it all fits nicely, I'm not convinced it's the best cab design. I think of it as the sunhat of cabs; it will keep the sun off but if there is any rain you're still going to get very wet and miserable. Now I know the cutout works though I can have a look at a more enclosed cab. Labels: 24hp Hudson-Hunslet Diesel. August 13, 2015 at 8:28 PM. August 13, 2015 at 8:34 PM. Iain Robinso...
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The word(s) of p. Ideas (borrowed and original,) thoughts, musings, quotes, art and stuff connected to and from Spirit. Bull;23 October, 2015 • Leave a Comment. Bull;6 May, 2011 • Leave a Comment. I am in a series of blogs I am calling The Marks of a Human, Being. In this sharing I hope to share with you some of my convictions about what it means for me to live fully Human. What does it mean to you? In being human that message still is in order, and is expanded to include our fellow humans in the race.
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A blog about making model trains, little boats and both real and model automobiles. Typed by someone with painty hands, oil under his fingernails and the smell of solder in his nostrils. Saturday, April 14, 2018. Saturday Film Club: Brunton's walking locomotive. Reading Ben Jones excellent X-Trains bookazine. I was fascinated by Willam Brunton's entry in the Rainhill trails - the Steam Horse. We'll never see anything quite like this again, I thought. Posted by Phil Parker. Friday, April 13, 2018. You nee...
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