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Hi Paul, Currently the group settings resize photos to 1024x1024 which I recall being recommended to keep space down - we could increase this to 2048x2048. There should be any daily limit. We should

Paul: Did you create a new album first? Bruce Wilson Barrie, Ontario, Canada Life Member NMRA Member Scale 7 Group Gauge 0 Guild 7mmNGA Member Bird Studies Canada Ontario Bird Banding

I have tried again to upload some photos to the website and failed. HOF The 1876 Festiiniog Train This time they have been resized to around 20% of the original. Two go on but the other four failed.

Thanks John. I had not thought of adding them here but have now put in a little sketchy detail and some more images.? Cheers. Paul

Loco and coaches look lovely!

Paul is probably too modest or thinks being 17.5mm gauge it doesn't belong here:?/g/o14/wiki/HoF-Models-Welshpool-loco-from-Dorset-Kits Paul - please feel free to edit this page

Back in its rightful home again ... and some indication of how big a complete circuit would be to cope with 'mainline' visiting locos for demo purposes. Roughly speaking, a 2m dia layout. David

Hi All I've just joined the Group following the Burton show, which I guess proves the value of a good exhibition presence! I was certainly inspired by all 3 of the O14 layouts on display. I think

James, Are there any of these critters left? I recently borrowed John Clutterbuck's and it was just the job for a carriage I'm working on - and I've quite a few more to do. David

Not sure why this got sent to my spam folder: how very dare they! I guess I counted my Decauville among them, hence my thinking there were 6 visitors. I thought after the event that perhaps a passing

I was trying to count the roster: I think there were 6 locos all told visiting the Pentewan roster of 3. Thank you for your inspirational modelling, Mark (I still can't get over the working inside

Thank you John for allowing us to muscle in and run our stock on your layout. I'm not too sure I was particularly polite because as soon I saw the 14mm gauge rails I had an overwhelming urge to unpack

We had a great day today at Burton with our fellow o14 flag flyers. We were all together in the back room and it was good to meet friends old and new, and especially playing host to 5 visiting

Thanks Paul, I'm ok with mainline stock especially with David's decauville. I have a small RCL Lister for the quarry which currently runs noisily on DC - this may be down to my Gaugemaster controller.

Sounds like a tall order John! ?Sorry to hear a funeral is involved in your planning - and good luck with arranging care, we know what a nightmare that can be. Can I be of any help with 14mm gauge

Assuming I can find the FACS headboard, the visiting enthusiasts will be there behind their Decauville! They may be blinking: they've been in a box since

It's going to be a challenge to be ready but I'm going to try.?David helped get the board out of the loft earlier this week and now I've got to: wire up the controllers and panel as an independent

Hi Michael, In my experience RP25 wheels work fine for O14. I also think they are pretty close to prototype when compared to the ScaleSeven standard guage

Hi Micheal I have many locos running on BullAnt chassis and cannot recommend them highly enough.? I usually opt for belt drive and the result is quiet, smooth running and powerful.? The

Has anyone used a chassis from Hollywood Foundry for 14mm gauge? If so what back to back and flange thickness did you choose? Roy's standards really require a flange thickness of 0.6mm. The RP 25