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A note to those concerned about the time it takes to receive their copies of the REVIEW. Before Bob Barlow took over the magazine, myself and my wife, Anjela used to bag up, address and frank every

Thanks Ian, Your posting / email was successfully received. I can relate to the logistics. I guess we have no other option, than to wait! I am sure the reading content will be all worth it – when

Not Australia, but it hasn’t reached New Zealand yet either. _______________ Kevin Crosado De Selby Research

Hello Bruce, Like Rod, I’m in Victoria, and I’ve not seen my copy yet either. Unfortunately the use of a mail consolidator in the UK, which apparently reduces the postage costs, has seriously

Thanks Rod – at least I am not alone! I thought there may have been some other Australian subscribers on this Group, to gain a better overall impression on when the magazine was

It has not arrived in Victoria, Australia as yet. Rod Hutchinson Mooroolbark, Australia Registrar: 13th Australian Narrow Gauge Railway Convention, Easter

Hi Folks, Has anyone in Australia received their subscription copy yet? Cheers Bruce

Hello I'm looking for Wrightlines O14 bogies gribi.gilbert@...

? The Trent Valley Area Group would like to invite all members, friends and other railway modellers to their Open Day?on 21st January. Please note that this is at a new venue. After many

Thanks for clearing that up - and my copy arrived in this morning's post! -- Brian Rumary England brian(at)rumary.co.uk

Yes it was changed (by me). I understand from Roy they have started being sent out today so UK readers should get them in a day or two. Regards John

Has anyone received their subscription copy of "Narrow Gauge and Industrial Railway Modelling Review" No.108 yet? On their website blog it says that "Issue 108 has been sent to the printers. Despatch

I just ordered and received a drive with a Mashima motor so I suppose he still has stock or access to them. Bruce Wilson Barrie, Ontario, Canada Life Member NMRA Member Scale 7 Group Gauge 0

Looking at the website, they have mashima motors. How are they coping now they have stopped making them?? Paul Holmes ________________________________ Sent: 20 October 2016 17:21 To:

Hollywood will do 14mm gauge. Contact Geoffrey there for information on ordering. Bruce Wilson Barrie, Ontario, Canada Life Member NMRA Member Scale 7 Group Gauge 0 Guild 7mmNGA Member

Tim, Hollywood will do a BullAnt bogie to TT fine = 14.2mm gauge and do go down to TT coarse = 12mm so an exactly 14mm gauge version ought to be possible. I would go for one of those, unless

You could have a look at Hollywood Foundry products. http://www.hollywoodfoundry.com Rod Hutchinson Mooroolbark Australia Registrar: Australian Narrow Gauge Railway Convention, Easter

Hi Tim Mine is on the Wrightlines 014 motor bogie and fits fine.? Top end is a little lively - but then no-one shoots at it on Rhyd!? Slow running is perfectly acceptible. I understand the Black

Hi all, I’m just wondering what experience you all might have of building the Wrightlines WW1 Simplex “Tin Turtles”? I have a kit W225 and was wondering about the best way to motorise

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