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Hi James, Please put me down for one as well, I live in Australia, but I can send you a Barclays Bank Cheque and give you an address in the Black country to send it to. Cheers Geoff To:

Hi James Can you put me down for one please Regards Adrian McAinsh Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2015 4:07 PM To: O14@... Subject: Re: [O14] Back to back gauge I am now up to 15 in

James Put me down for one (in case you didn't take my reply on NGRM as a yes) Johm

Hi James ?9-00 or so is fine with me.? Firm order - and many thanks. Cheers David To: O14@... Sent: Wednesday, 21 January 2015, 16:11 Subject: Re: [O14] Back to back gauge ? no

James,put me down for one. Tim

no problem... :) [O14] <O14@...> wrote:

I am now up to 15 in total. I have had chat with Malcolm from Model Railway Parts, at these kind of numbers the gauge will come out around ?9. Obviously a little more than his O gauge item, but he

James I'll have one please... regards Andy [O14] <O14@...> wrote:

Can you put me down for one Marc Dobson Furness wagon co

OK, So far I am up to 11 units, with the requests here and from the a Narrow Gauge online forum. I will get a price and come back to you all with it, so you can make a final decision if you want

Hi. You can put me down for one.,,,,thanks Kevin

I am in the process of getting a back to back gauge produced for me by Model Railway Parts. I have been after one for a while, I am aware of what is on the market but they are not quite what I am

I agree with you Michael that I personally would always use wooden sleepers made to fit the plan, however I believe that many would want an easier route, hence my suggestion. You rightly point out

George and John have expressed a desire for sleeper bases to be 3D printed or laser cut from wood. Personally, I think the best solution for an individual modeller is to print out the plans full size,

... or laser-cut wood?! George! To: O14@... Sent: Monday, 29 December 2014, 20:23 Subject: [O14] Re: Checkrail and crossing wingrail lengths ? These look great Michael. Noting you

These look great Michael. Noting you have done these in CAD I wonder if there would be any interest in having the sleeper bases 3D printed. John

Michael, According to my 1964/5 copy of British Railway Track, the bracket holding the stretcher bar to the switch is called somewhat imaginatively a 'stretcher bar bracket'. It does what it says on

Hi Michael, Am I looking in the wrong place? I can't find anything, and it sounds interesting. Tim _____ Sent: 28 December 2014 06:25 To: O14@... Subject: [O14] Re: Checkrail

I have re-arranged my folder (mjm's folder) and have uploaded my latest drawings for a #6 set of points. This time I have included a lot more detail in the way of fishplates, bolts, spikes, etc. The

Hi everybody, Hope you've all had a pleasant Christmas. Just thought I'd ask if anyone has a spare, unwanted or abandoned Wrightlines Edward Thomas/Corris #4 kit. Their code is W204. I'd prefer