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David, You've probably guessed by now that a lead/silver mine is more likely in Scotland than a gold mine. The suggestion of the original line at Wanlockhead is a possibility. Attached, if it

Hi John… Arrived here in Los Angeles Saturday… Well worth the wait… what a fabulous magazine…:) Barry Lawrence Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2017 10:43 AM To:

Information gleaned from my friend Peter Bakke <https://www.facebook.com/peter.bakke.77?fref=ufi> in Aberdeen… Hi Baz, The closest prototype that I'm aware of would be the 20" line that ran in the

The information on the Helmsdale “Gold Rush” rather confirms the overwhelming importance of panning in the exploitation of traces of gold in Scotland - an activity which, whilst potentially

I there was some sort of "mini gold rush" to an area near Fort William in the Highlands. Does anyone know more about that? All I have been able to find on this by Googling "gold Fort William" is in

Seattle, Washington, USA on Feb 21. Dave Eggleston

John: Barrie, Ontario on February 22. Bruce Wilson Barrie, Ontario, Canada Life Member NMRA Member Scale 7 Group Gauge 0 Guild 7mmNGA Member Bird Studies Canada Ontario Bird Banding

Thanks guys for the updates. I'm keeping track of the dates it arrives in each continent so we can manage expectations for the future. John

Gold has been associated with two lead mining areas in Scotland - near Tyndrum and at Wanlockhead. At the former, there has been search for gold in modern times, with a long exploratory tunnel dug

Here is a photo from the Scotsman last year of the mine tubs: http://www.scotsman.com/business/companies/scotgold-extremely-pleased-with-cononish-mine-trial-1-4155090

I visited the Cononish mine a few years ago (as a geologist) just as the current operation was getting going. Unfortunately we were not permitted to take photos for company confidentiality reasons.

My copy arrived in Sydney, Australia yesterday (22/2/2017). The delivery process appears quicker this time! Cheers Bruce Sent: 23 February, 2017 11:15 AM To: O14@... Subject: [O14] Re:

NGIRMR arrived in Melbourne, Australia this morning.

David, Try the Moseley Trust, who obtained quite a lot of rail from Cononish gold mine and may know what locos and stock were/are in use. David H, Chelfham

Our club is building a new 7mm scale layout and I have agreed to build a small gold mining narrow gauge line and it's stock based on practices used in Scotland.? This is a subject I have very

Review 109 arrived here in Belgium today 14.02.2017 David Woodcock

Dave, Thanks for that posting. It seems from your tests it should work well.? Dave To: O14@... Sent: Monday, January 30, 2017 2:39 PM Subject: Re: [O14] New Layout #yiv6944476074

Hi Dave, Just added a post to the blog that discusses the flex with the baseboard, and gives some measurements, hope that it will be useful for you to help decide whether to use the gatorboard. I

David, I have ordered mine from Cheltenham Model Centre the same place Roy got his from. The sheet is 4'x2' genuine grey Sundeala used for railway modelling. It was ?22.50 from ebay which I think is

Thank you David for the heads up re gluing the sleepers. I have read that KB scale instruction several times now and completely missed it every time. I worry about myself sometimes! Thanks anyway.