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Looks like fun. I have subscribed to the NG and Industrial Railway Review for a long time and have a complete set. I admire the 7mm 2 foot layouts and components that Roy Link offers and still

Here is a photo that might make a nice backdrop for a small hard rock mining scene. Bill Uffelman Las Vegas NV You're invited to view these photos online at Ofoto! Just click on View Photos to get

G'day Everyone, Welcome! We currently have 9 members. Thankyou all very much for joining. I have set the messages so all members can post unmoderated. Attachments are stripped as not everyone has a

Just spotted this group being started. I'm in England, more to the point God's own county, which in this case means Yorkshire. I'm modelling Welsh narrow gauge, basically Festiniog Railway with

G'day all, Has anyone tried converting, or building a new chassis for, the Branchlines Manning Wardle 0-4-0ST 'Busy Bee' kit? Is anyone interested in an etched chassis kit to make the

Hi List; I just saw the posting about this group being formed on the 7mmNGA list. Since my interest in 7mm narrow gauge is the two-foot lines in particular, here I am. I've added to the database on

hello all I have joined the list today and will introduce myself.I model 7mm based on the Lynton & Barnstaple and am very interested in 14mm as I feel that the difference in gauge is noticeable.At

I've got one to do, I intend to make it 'proper' outside framed, and use Alan Gibson's bearings. I will use a gearbox, probably a highlevel type, and this should allow me to lift the motor into the

G'day Frank, Are you going to do the frames with the ornate cut outs as on cn 487 (page 17-Locos built by MW 1)? Also, are you going to build a new saddle tank, to be semicircular in cross section

Mark, Yes is the simple answer, but nominally the one made for the Duke of Sutherland on page 16. Though the lining looks to be typical M.W. it is also similar to the early lining used on the

Hi, I joined the list today. I recently purchased the Roy Link Handbook and some skips to see if I like the water. I have been in On16.5 for many years in 1/43 scale. My primary interest is in

Hi Joined the group last night, when I tried to introduce myself Yahoo told me the group didn't exist and returned my message! So here goes again. Having seen the message announcing the formation of

Hi I thought I better introduce myself as my joining the other day prompted mark to publicise the group. I have modelled in 14mm for over 10 years and am 1/4 way through making a large loft layout

Hi, I have just joined the Group. For those who don't know me I am heavily involved with the exhibition circuit in Victoria (Australia) as well as many of the Australian Narrow Gauge Conventions. I

G'day Grant, There'll be an O-14 focus group at the convention? Great, count me in. My experience so far has been a few Roy Link skips, 3' of track on PCB sleepers, a Berg's Burrinjuck wagon and a

I have just uploaded a document and diagram for the O14 track standards into the files section. Hopefully the diagram should be displayed within the document. Regards John

G'day All, I have heard it said that Romford 14mm gauge axles are actually 14.2mm gauge for Sn3. According to John Clutterbug's recently posted standards info (in the files), there is an extra

Hi Mark Over the last few years I have read many articles about obtaining good running and all seem to imply that following consistent standards is vital, especially through pointwork. I dont know

Mark, I've already seen the post from John C, but my findings in terms of running were slightly different. On 14mm track, carefully checked by both gauges and then when I perceived a problem by

Thanks John and Frank, I guess a few experiments are in order. Time to learn to handlay points! Then again, if we all send our inferior axles back to Romford for replacement with correct axles maybe