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2mm finescale is addictive, he said as a long term 4mm modeller. James [email protected]> wrote:

Please go to 2mm.org.uk They probably have the largest available amount of parts in general N scale. Now please no complaining that you must join, it is all 2mm, etc.

Saw Copenhagen Fields the other weekend at the Buxton show - lovely layout and works so well. I'm currently messing about with 006, which is like 009 but using a 6mm track gauge. (009 uses a scale of

Oops, forgot the most important bit: Incredible and iconic: Copenhagen Fields model railway layout youtu.be

Probably drifting way off topic, but everything you can see in this is essentially scratch built, to 2mm Finescale, same scale approximately, as N, but tighter tolerances. Including the locomotives

If I recall correctly, there were never loco kits in N Gauge.? Some of the Brass Loco importers did make complete boiler/cab units to mount specific mechanisms to.? I have seen kitbash articles

As regards building an N gauge loco, there is help. The 2mm Scale Association has a "shop" selling bits to members. You have to be a member but there are options from re-wheeling commercial N gauge

You have a range of options from buying one off the shelf to making almost all the components yourself. At the extreme end of the DIY approach you would only buy the motor, making all the gears,

John, No, it was not live steam. It was DC powered track. Dick -- http://www.homemadetools.net/ forum/ OFF- SET-tailstock-center-65965#post105972 http://www.homemadetools.net/ forum/s...995#post112113

live steam in N gauge? Best Regards John

I would like to build a steam locomotive in N gage at some point. When I was a kid my Dad built a complete N gage layout. As kids we were not allowed to play with it. As it played out he lost interest

Mostly Zinc pest....Lionel starting in the 20s started die casting headlights, steam locomotive frames and drive wheels.? Many of these items have broken or crumbles? even the mighty Lionel scale

I used to repair old stick/banjo type Barometers a lot of them had been laid down flat and lost some mercury, I set up a fine plastic tube with a small vacuum pump to suck out the mercury then pump in

So THAT's where the voices in my head are coming from, my stupid fillings.

Yes, the dreaded random zinc pest sad to say. I dabble in old toy trains and it just shows up with no logical explanation. The symptoms are exactly as in your photos. The original casting alloy

Aah, good old mercury! Used to chase it around the desktop in high school chemistry lab. Later, my gold-mining employer demolished an old refinery furnace building. All the condensed leftovers from

The best magnets come from old Microwave oven. Big and powerful, and normally free.?Jeff

i used a bucket of salt water instead of the steam iron. not sure how i survived childhood. Best Regards John

Blue LEDs emit blue light, not UV. LEDs have a very narrow spectrum, and none of the visible light types emit significant UV - according to the published data, approximately none. White light LEDs are

When I was a kid I used to scrounge electronic components form discarded TVs. One time I was discharging the CRT? aquadag on a 25" color TV. Just when I a slipping the screwdriver under the rubber