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Hopefully it will return better than ever. I missed last year as I was helping Paul at Welshpool. This year's show also has plenty of interest and hopefully won't be as wet. Gleaned from another

They might be for Lyn, hence the reason they’re doing a 10 spoke version as well as a 8 spoke version . Brian Rawbelle County Workshops Qld. Aust. Sent: Saturday, February 01, 2020 6:44 AM To:

Surprised they’re doing a Manning Wardle before they’ve released Lyn, or did you mean Baldwin? David H

For those of you that might be interested, I was recently speaking with David White from Slater’s and he mentioned they have a new wheel type they are doing for there Lynton & Barnstaple Manning

Glad I went last year after along break. Maybe a bit disappointing for the organisers but perhaps they will find something better. Kev S

Good luck with finding a new Venue... let us know when you have more information... I will miss my October 'fix' of Narrow gauge! Regards Andy wrote:

Sad but understandable news.

Expo Narrow Gauge 2020 The Greenwich & District Narrow Gauge Railway Society has been organising Expo Narrow Gauge – known as ExpoNG – since 1983. It was the first national all narrow gauge

I am doing some modelling with small 3ft gauge prototypes in 21mm gauge. Alex Bingley has 3D printed a small wagon frame, based on a Torrington & Marland 10ft length wagon [Ted Davies' drawing] but

Looks a good line up. wish I could be there. Just a small point of order - as agreed ( /g/o14/wiki/About-O14 ) the correct term is "O14" - especially on this forum. ( I've now

Hi Frank, Coxheath Sidings was mainly built in Canada, named after the district in Cape Breton where we lived at the time so nothing Anglo-Saxon about it other than being a British setting. It is now

David, Is Coxheath DCC or Anglo Saxon? Frank Sent: Tuesday, 14 January, 2020 14:28 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [o14] 18 January - Trent Valley Area Group Members (open) Day Great

Great line-up for Mickleover, Neil!

Thanks Simon. For those of you interested, below is the confirmed list of attendees: Layouts: Shropshire Minerals Light Railway - O16.5??- West Midlands Area Group of the 7mmNGA The Pipeyard -

Chipping in on the O14 front….. * I will have a 14mm gauge Darjeeling loco that needs a test run. Works on tight curves but with a hellish overhang * Samples of printed track for O14 * And, just

Whilst not quite o14, for those who enjoy a scale two foot between their rails, Bob Harper will be bringing part of his latest on2 1/4” scale layout to Mickleover. Cheers, Andrew

Well done Simon, I have flown the flag for 014 at the Trent Valley event 2 years ago but this year will be with my standard gauge Microsoft Coxheath Ridings on probably it's last outing. Look forward

For anyone wondering, I can confirm there will be at least (probably only, actually) one O14 layout at the Trent Valley Area Group's open day this coming Saturday 18 Jan. It's my embryonic compact

Thanks David That rings a bell. I have a horrible feeling I gave away the relevant issue of NGIRM a good few years ago, during a temporary relapse from NG modelling (heresy, I know....!) Allan

Hi Allan, Alain's book has a few very poor (and rather small) line drawings. Rather better drawings of a Mallet and IIRC a Tubize Bi-cabine can be found in Narrow Gauge and Industrial Railway