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Frank, A bit more info from the Grandt Line website. They have two UK distributors in addition to 7mm NGA sales: HISTOREX AGENTS 3-5 A Castle St., Dover Kent CT16 1QJ United Kingdom SB MODELS

Frank, I can't remember where I got the Grandt Line battery electric kit from, but it was mail order from an advert in (I think) an early copy of the 'Review'; and I think they were based in

Steve, Thanks for info, where did you get it please? Frank

Frank, the Grandt Line battery loco comes as a complete kit for On30, and I think for On3 as well. If I remember correctly, it was about ?35. It is mostly injection moulded styrene with what looks

Steve, I wasn't aware of this kit, does it come with a power unit or is it some kind of spud? Frank

Mark, I have created an album called SJH in the photos section with some of my stuff in it. There's a lot more, but none of it is finished! Please let me know if the resolution is OK if you decide to

G'day everyone, The group's homepage has had the same picture since inception, its time to change it. Now, I need everyone to send in photos of their efforts in so a fresh picture can be shown. If

David, I've done the G16 in a very similar way, but used Branchlines 1/8th to 1.5mm reducing bushes as the 'boss'. Mine are not interchangeable and are fixed with Araldite. I quartered using a

I've started work on my K1 garratt again, after a break for other modelling needs. I've sorted out the problems with the crank mounting system, by doing away with the little plastic inserts. I have

Thanks for this John. Regards John

John, Seems like an interesting article (or series), getting down to such fine detail about rail sizes. I measured my Micro-Engineering rail, although my digital calipers don't seem to be accurate,

Hi John Head and base width would be useful if you can get reasonably accurate measurements (e.g. to 0.1 mm) This is part of my research into what model rail is available in the marketplace and

John, I have ME code 55 and code 70 rail at home, but nothing other than calipers to measure with. I could get rail head width and base width, but the web might be tricky. I am interested in why

Hi Mark Thanks for the info. I've got the full details on Peco now. Ive also got plenty of prototype info. I get the impression that Micro Engineering rail has a very accurate profile but getting

G'day John, I have Atlas code 83 rail stripped from HO flextrack, the dimensions are: A Rail head 0.8mm B Rail Height code 83 C Foot Width 1.9mm D web thickness 0.4mm I also have some Code 55 rail,

Hi I am doing some research into suitable rail for representing NG track in the smaller weights which equate to code # ranges 40-100. I have good details on Peco rail, but I am also aware that there

Following Trevor's request for information I emailed colleagues on the WHR. We have no drawings at present, though we do have a lot of 'B' wagons. However, one of our number is currently in Jo'burg

Hi list: FYI, a member of the South African Railways modelling list has expressed interest in developing and producing a short run - about 100 kits - in resin for the NGB class wagons in 7mm scale

The Peco IL-115 rail (code 82) is as follows: Foot - 1.77mm Head - 0.89mm Height - 2.08mm I chose this rail for use with the RCL 14mm gauge components as, unlike other sizes, it is an exceptionally

Hi Forgive the cross post for those who are also members of the 7mmnga group. I am trying to find out the rail dimensions for the various rail sections in common use between codes 55-100.