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Ditto please - have just received one: Resin body Etched chassis Motor gearbox supplied (their replacement for the much lamented Portescap RG7)needs to be disassembled to enable it to be

I'm not sure what may have been the practice in the UK, but from memory the 2ft gauge suagr railways here in Qld Australia, have the rails set at 24" gauge on straights and 24?" on curves and the

Is there anyone who has built the Slaters L&B Lyn yet - I would be interested in any feed back. Cliff

Keep in mind fella's, I was speaking to David from Slater's last year, he was telling me about the new wheels they're doing for both the M/W and the Baldwin these are specially made for these loco's

I guess that’s why my middle name is ‘Approx’. Now laughing loudly. That’s actually under gauge! I nearly built Dinas correctly at 1’ 11 1/2” which is actually 597mm / 43.5 = 13.724mm.

I have decided that I will never build ‘that last great layout’. It brings on an auto reply to the grim reaper. David Jenkinson and Roy Jackson both embarked on their last great projects. Neither

That’s actually under gauge! ?I nearly built Dinas correctly at 1’ 11 1/2” which is actually 597mm / 43.5 = 13.724mm. I believe the L&B is the same. Then reason prevailed.

I’m pleased that you are only joking! I was going to ask if your track gauge was 13.608mm but that would be ridiculous! Chuckling, Robin Sent: 03 October 2021 09:21 To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

Well really it should be 16.625mm. Even if you use 16.5mm the flangeways and back-to-back should be finer scale. Or you could mimic one of the two society's and use 17.5mm gauge. Only joking John

That’s great news, I’m all for things being made easier. Trouble is now I need to decide on do I do the next (and last big layout) as GVT in 016.5 or something in 014! Cheers, Robin Hi

Hi All, Lionheart have given me the following info for a product announcement in the next Review: The chassis will be compensated and feature prototypically working Joy valve gear . It is designed

“keeping an eye on all that is going on is quite a challenge, particularly when I am not aware of it - could you post a link?” Cliff, ?RMWeb has been down for a a day or more, so I have only

I had two ideas initially eskdale green circ 1900 and something on the CDR. The O'wd Ratty project got as far as the base boards and a 3 plank wagon. The drawings that I got from the 7mm NGA were so

Marc What is your O21 project? best regards Stay safe Stay sane Kelvin

It would make my plans a lot easier to say the least. I have at least 3 layouts I would love to build one in 0-14, one in 0-16 and one in 0-21. I can do the sleepering myself but milled rail

Allan I like your thinking- I could use the components for O21 best regards Stay safe Stay sane Kelvin

014 mainstream with RTP track sounds like a nice idea but as Paul & others wrote, its unlikely to happen. Roy Link, KB Scale & others currently active have made it much easier than it otherwise would

is not my usual moda operandi! I plan to keep asking questions of various parties.<< Try sticking your wallet out instead for more success. correct before legacy gets in the way.<< Already

Rich, Could always wait and see what Lionheart mean by ‘adaptable to 14mm gauge’ first? Andrew

I agree, but you miss my point. I'm not talking about how easy or enjoyable it is for an individual to make track. I'm talking about getting the underlying basis of a new RTR scale correct before