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Hi Dave, The Gatorboard looks good stuff, I guess that would remove any issue with moisture with having a poly outside rather than card. There is a very little flex, I'll see if I can come up with

Hi John, Thank you, yes, I was thinking of making a throwaway one first. Started doing that last night, but then found that I'd managed to make the crossings as curviform in Templot, so back to

I will watch with interest. Your foam core baseboards are of great interest. Any flex issues? I have been also considering a product called Gatorboard available here in the States. Keep blogging!

Hi Dave Looks an interesting project. I've been refreshing my techniques for L&B SR period track so if you need any advice please shout. I would recommend making a throwaway point first as a

Hi David, Yes, that is the very same library! Thanks for the invitation to the meetings at the Barleycorn, I did come along to the first few, but it's been a good 18 months since I've been. I've put

Hi Dave, Your Newbury layout looks interesting: is the library building the one that when built wasn't strong enough to take books? A group of us meet about 20 miles from there at The Barleycorn Inn,

Hi Guys, Have been lurking on here for a good while, but am actually getting round to building a layout now, so have created a blog for me to record what I'm up to. Not much progress yet, but

Peter, Your email came through the group so you are officially one of us. Hopefully you find things of interest here. Tell us about yourself and your modelling.?Darryl

Hello I am petercane44@... and want to know please has my registration been accepted? I registered today. Many thanks Peter

A reminder that it's our Open Day at Mickleover on Saturday The Trent Valley Area Group would like to invite all members, friends and other railway modellers to their Open Day?on 21st January.

I recall have a conversion with the late Colin Pealling at Woody Bay one day after the cross over had been installed and he was convinced it should have been 1 in 10 or 1 in 12. Looking at the Leslie

Has anyone made contact with or knows the new owner yet? Regards Colin Rainsbury

Martinhoe Cross appeared in Narrow Lines issue 168 in a different form to that shown on ebay, so I assume it has been rebuilt since. Nick Brown was the builder and a brief article describing how it

My Chelfham is currently 1930s but I'm minded to remodel it in early L&B (no mature trees to cut down, which helps). The great shame is that the building is beautifully made, and I don't know what

Which era is being modelled on these layouts? ________________________________ Sent: 07 January 2017 21:28 To: O14 Subject: Re: [O14] Woody Bay in Bagshot This one is new to me. There's Bratton

This one is new to me. There's Bratton Fleming in progress on RMweb. David H has Chelfham, I'm building the track for Lynton (this one is over 30ft), so we will nearly have the whole line in O14. Just

Just seen this item on eBay: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/7mm-Narrow-Gauge-Railway-Layout-/322382882763?hash=item4b0f8467cb:g:B3MAAOSwjDZYcOVn

And a shameless plug from me for the correct accoutrements for modelling the L&B such as Jones-Calthrop couplers, coupler bases and fishplates at:

The forthcoming Slaters L&B Coach kit is approaching completion as other have said. EDM Models has recently become a dealer for Slaters products with the intention of stocking mostly their narrow

I read in the last issue of the Gauge O Guild Gazette that Slater's Plastikard had bought up the moulds of kits for L&B stock from the defunct L&B Models range and they would be releasing the kits