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I understood that there were plans to launch at NGSW in Shepton in February but there is no mention of a stand in the show's pre-publicity. Seems a bit of a missed opportunity, IMHO. Adrian

I have had this from David White this morning: The price will be ?80.00 and we are hoping to have the first coach kit ready for the end of the month. Get your credit cards ready guys!

Issue 109 has been sent to the printers. Despatch to UK subscribers will be later in January. EU and 'Rest of World' copies go out from the mailing facilitator as soon as the minimum economic number

I can confirm that at the 12" to foot model of Woody Bay Station in North Devon, the specification to the manufacturer for the up (Barnstaple) end crossover turnouts was an actual 1 in 8. All other

Hi Steve When preparing the Templot plans for the L&B Lynton project I am working on, which were drawn over the Measured and Drawn plan, it became clear most of the turnouts were 1 in 10 and one was

Hi John, Looking at your Templot downloads for the L&B 1:8 turnout, a quick query; was 1:8 a standard on the L&B or did they use tighter radii i.e 1:6 in yards etc? Pondering a potential

Wow!? Excellent stuff - she really looks to be having fun. The trouble is, if she has enjoyed herself so much she may want to visit her twin sister more often! Thanks John. Cheers David To:

Nice to see that running. Paul Bernsten has done some wonderful modelling. Rod Hutchinson Mooroolbark Australia Registrar: Australian Narrow Gauge Railway Convention, Easter

David John's K1 (built by Paul Berntsen) came to visit the PLR over Christmas. This is it trying out the big climb (1 in 28 with 26" radius reverse curves) with a few wagons on the back:

I hope everyone has had a good Christmas, enjoyed your favourite food, drink and friends/family, got some things you wanted and perhaps even got some modelling in. I have had a very busy year with a

Yes a set were done at the same time as we did Merddin Emrys over a Christmas and New Year working party 11 years ago to take advantage of the massive jig we built at the time out of two overhead

Hi Paul Am I correct in thinking that you built some new tanks for her a few years ago? Or was that one of the others you done that for? Regards Colin R

We used to run a bead of solder along the rail foot to bond them together when handlaying code 70 for Sn3. Just hold them together, touch with flux, drop solder in or use solder paint, apply

Thanks John, How very convenient! presumably there might be some way of bonding the rails together with strips beneath. I have used Karlgarin rail before, but it was in 16.5. It looked really

Hi Stephen, I'm making some L&B pointwork at the moment with Karlgarin code 82 rail so am able to advise that two rails side by side do indeed produce a 1mm gap. It does of course mean you cannot

Looking into using the Karlgarin code 82 rail to make some 0-14 pointwork and re-reading John Clutterbuck's invaluable articles on spiked trackwork. I note the 'recommended' standard check rail

Oh Goodie, someone else making up nicknames for The Square and claiming they'r in popular use. That't the third this year I can think of :-) Someone on one of the photographic groups claimed

Hi all I have a buyer for the Garratt That you to those that contacted me. Also my mistake the price was Canadian not USD I apologize. Regards Keith

Hi Mark, I would not have thought you'd need a kit to model it, it's nickname of "The Plasticard Fairlie," is surely enough to indicate all one would need to make a model of it !! (Said with

As a Ffestiniog Railway modeller (I must admit to having more of a kit collection than model collection), I was disappointed to hear that the 1979 double Fairlie 'Earl of Merioneth' was to be taken