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*Narrow Gauge North* *When:* Saturday, 14 March 2020 10:30am to 5:00pm (UTC+00:00) Europe/London *Where:* Pusse y Civic Centre *Organizer:* Narrow Gauge North *Description:* Narrow Gauge

*Narrow Gauge North* *When:* Saturday, 14 March 2020 5:00am to 10:30am (UTC+00:00) Europe/London *Where:* Pusse y Civic Centre *Organizer:* Narrow Gauge North *Description:* Narrow Gauge

Yes, John, the correct gauge will be very important to the models. I hope that I can complete them in a timely fashion and they are an obvious candidate for the REVIEW. Construction will be of the

Welcome Tom. I recall your MRJ advert. I trust as you are on this group you will be building them to the correct gauge (well 14mm anyway). You may want to publish details in the REVIEW and also look

Thanks for the information Brian. I don't think it will alter my plans significantly, but we will see. Interesting about the wheels, though. Tom

David, yes I am T J Mallard of Rossendale! I'm interested to hear that Slaters are planning to release a kit for Lyn and likely the Manning Wardles - it makes sense as they've released some of the

I know in speaking with David from Slater’s they have done both driving wheels 2’9” dia. with a 8 spoke and 10 spoke version, and will be available as 14mm gauge or 16.5mm gauge, the wheels

I believe Slater's will be releasing their Lyn before any Manning Wardle, but do keep in mind that EDM has all the gubbins from the original Gibson Manning Wardle kits and has over the same timescale

Tom, You might want to consider that Slater’s are about to or have already released a 7mm kit to build the manning Wardle and also the Baldwin loco as well they have developed driving wheels for

Dear all, firstly thanks to the moderators for letting me join the group. Back in 2014 I posted an advertisement in the L&B magazine and Model Railway Journal inviting enquiries for a model

<stephenjhowe@...> wrote: Indeed; AFAIAA it was built in conjunction with the appeal that I'm running for the Talyllyn to restore the watering point at Ty Dwr. If anyone is

Yes, I just wish I could get close to that standard. Its what is pushing me to producing something. That and the fact my 4 year old saw the Tal-y-llyn Rly stand at the Bristol O gauge show a few weeks

Have a look at MRJ 275, Peter Kazer and Gordon Gravett have built a lovely diorama of the Ty Dywr water tank.

Adrian (ABS) is no longer trading due to health reasons. So I might have to scratch build one. With the response I had to the wagon's I produced I'm not going to be producing anymore narrow gauge

Yup - I think you're right! -- Brian Rumary England brian(at)rumary.co.uk

Now that I think about I seem to remember that his name was David *Smith* - or am I wrong again? -- Brian Rumary England brian(at)rumary.co.uk

Brian, The wheels I am referring to are for 7mm scale. Brian Rawbelle County Workshops Qld. Aust. Sent: Monday, February 03, 2020 2:05 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [o14] Slater's 2'9" Lynton &

David H. Smith perhaps... CP

David White is the MD of Slater's and was at Bristol 0 Gauge Guild exhibition with the Slater's stand last Sunday. If I recall correctly, there was another David (I can't remember his surname: too

Interesting - I was told at a recent visit to Slater's exhibition stand that "there won't we any new 16mm scale narrow gauge kits because David White did all the work on these and he has now left