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Thankyou David and Noel. Appreciate it. Tim Halket 01787 280835 _____ Sent: 05 February 2015 13:58 To: O14@... Subject: [O14] Re: Rolling Road Pardon my typo - that

Pardon my typo - that should read 014! Noel ---In O14@..., <noeladams@...> wrote : Tim According to their website, Finney & Smith still have residual stocks of Bachrus

Tim According to their website, Finney & Smith still have residual stocks of Bachrus rolling roads. I use the Bachrus model 50 for my 12mm gauge models - it will accommodate up to P4, so should

Tim, I use a Bachrus Series 50 Saddle. Very good ... ... but helping John Clutterbuck at Swanley last year I noticed how very differently a loco behaves when towing and hauling itself up or down

Can anyone recommend a supplier of a good rolling road? I have a couple of locos that need some exercise. O14, of course. Thanks in advance, Tim

I am about 200klm inland, more or less, directly west of Bundaberg, and yep!! we got that sparky stuff here too! Brian Qld. Aust. Sent: Monday, February 02, 2015 10:23 PM To:

Gee Brian, we got that new fangled electricity! Where in Queensland? My cousin's daughter is trying to dry out Aborigines (if that is politically correct) somewhere on the Gulf Of Carpentaria, on

Frank, Kerosene, same stuff you use in lamps etc. Brian Qld. Aust. Sent: Monday, February 02, 2015 8:41 PM To: O14@... Subject: RE: [O14] Ngg16 .110 pre-painted

Alastair, Little wonder that you cannot identify a particular prototype. The 7mm model, and I assume the 4mm one, has the front tank shape of the last UK built batch. They were welded, but the kit

Alastair The 7mm version is sort of `shot up’. The orginal artwork was drawn to 8mm scale and so photo reduced by half to produce the 4mm model. The 7mm model has less reduction and, therefore,

Hi, Looks like a superb model Kevin, extremely neat work. I am just wondering if you made any modifications to the kit? I'm assuming that the Backwoods 7mm NGG16 is essentially the 009 version but

Frank, “Kero” is short for Kerosene, which in some countries is referred to as Paraffin. I hope this helps? Bruce Wood Sent: Monday, February 02, 2015 9:41 PM To:

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerosene Kero=kerosene=paraffin Regards Rod Hutchinson Australia O14@...> wrote:

Guessing paraffin aka Kerosene

Brian, Divided by a common language, please what is Kero? Frank Sent: 02 February 2015 04:14 To: O14@... Subject: Re: [O14] Ngg16 .110 pre-painted pics The one thing a lot of

The one thing a lot of people don’t do is after you have clean your airbrush, don’t just leave it that way, pour some kero into a lid and allow the straw of the airbrush suck some in so you are

And one thing you forgot Rod, make sure you put on a pair of disposable latex rubber gloves, so you don’t put your lunch hooks on the bare clean brass, or you may find problems getting paint to

Hi Folks, I find the best method of learning how to airbrush, is to teach yourself. Read the theory from magazines or internet etc (ie. paint to be thinned to the consistency of milk etc), and then

Hi Frank, I undertook an airbrushing course. Whilst basic, I would recommend doing one as it may help to de-mystify the tool. Regards Rod Hutchinson Australia <O14@...> wrote: