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For c1908 livery (India Red) I used to use (I think Phoenix) LMS Crimson Lake. I now use Vallejo Dark Red over a Humbrol Dark Earth undercoat (which makes the Dark Red much richer). For the lighter

Thank you Paul for your help, I already use Phoenix Precision Paints for my LSWR stock, I will check out their site to see what they have, my shoot of an email to them to see if they can help me, from

Hi? I do not know of any specific makers of L&B paints, but would suggest something from the Phoenix Precision range would do. ?You may have found this article on line

Whilst on the subject of L&BR Carriages, can anybody give me some pointers as to where I can buy the following coloured paints, for the L&BR Liveries shown in the instructions, I am interested in

That's the last of the posts copied over to the HoF galleries or deleted. Now it's over to all of you to continue to refine and contribute. One of these days I'll get around to doing a bit more

Lovely kits, but do double-check the back-to-backs against the O14 standards. Mine were all too wide and rode up out of the turnouts on John's PLR. I sent a copy of the standards to David White and

I like this thread, I have purchased direct from Slater's two of their L&BR brake thirds with 14mm wheel-sets, I have found the kit to be some what easy to work with once I get around to building

I've done a bit more cleaning up and a big pruning of the o14group website. I've split the Hall of Fame into a layouts and Locos etc. sub sections and started adding some of the residual posts into

I’ve been in touch too, Peter has some battery locos still in stock and is hoping to get the others in stock by late summer. Cheers Geoff

That’s an excellent suggestion and thanks very much to Roy for creating copies of his Sand and Gravel series. Robin Sent: 17 March 2018 1:54 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [o14] group

Having now moved those pages on to the NG&I website (which I agree makes sense) you might want to also update https://narrowgaugeandindustrial.co.uk/pages/resources to remove links to the o14group

I've now hooked up several of the pages to the Hall of Fame and Resources, etc. that David and Robin added (thanks guys) and am slowly deleting anything from the o14group website that has been

I have finally added my own item to the wiki ‘Resources’! This is on the recently introduced 8mm metal wheels from Dundas

That's a shame. I've bought a number of windows and doors from them in the past. Slightly out of scale for the UK I know (1:43.5 vs 1:48), but it makes no real noticeable difference and their range

Some bad news here: http://www.grandtline.com/ -- Brian Rumary England brian(at)rumary.co.uk

Thanks Paul, I just noticed that message! At least I don’t feel quite so stupid now. I’ve added the item under Resources with an appropriate update note. Cheers, Robin Sent: 15 March 2018 9:48

The fact that the first item is an apology for it being a temporary version and you finding the domain was up for sale yesterday suggests someone probably forgot to pay the fees.

Thanks Paul, I did look at that and yesterday it said that the domain name was up for sale! I will add that item back in. Cheers, Robin Sent: 15 March 2018 9:38 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

http://www.alrs.org.uk/site/

Whilst it has been possible to move much of the content across, there were some items where either the links had disappeared and no alternative could be found (e.g. I haven’t found any working site