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Tony - I fully agree with your comment. I do not wish to add another project to those working hard to deliver the restoration of the L&B. I am offering this layout to some one (or some group) who

I do not think that this would find the best home with the L&B Trust which already has at least one layout Barnstaple Town in 4mm which is stored in someone's house for eventual display as it is a

Cliff, have you thought of offering it to the L&B? They have the carriage building section in Colchester. Best regards Tony Harris

Thanks very much Cliff. I actually dug out the article and it was as good as I remembered. I am very grateful that you clarified the gauge as I don’t think it is very clear from the text and it

Hi Robin, yes it is hand built 14mm gauge track with Peco components to a vary good quality.

Good luck Cliff, I’m not interested but I am curious about the gauge. I recall thinking when I read the Narrow Lines article that the gauge wasn’t very clear. I think Nick started off with grand

Hi Andy I am based near Dartford, just off the M25 Regards Cliff Cliff Cork 07979 744620

Cliff Geographically roughly where are you located? Andy [email protected]> wrote:

Back in 2017 I acquired from Nick Brown his 14mm gauge 7mm scale model called Martinhoe Cross representing an impression of the L&B railway. I had plans to incorporate it into my model of Lynton but

Hi Bill. It's basically been in store for nearly 3 years with no progress at all hence the lack of progress reports. I worked out gradients today and realised it wasn't going to work., i.e. the NG

We need regular updates, please!

16mm in the garden then? nice ? [email protected]> wrote:

I've got a velux window which can let air in, but on days like we had last summer I'm going to be in the garden with a beer.

It's looking good John, just in case it gets hot again, have you made any provisions for aircon or something like that to get rid of any excess heat? Colin

looks very good John! Andy [email protected]> wrote:

I'm making some progress on getting the PLR boards installed in my loft. Details here: https://pentewan.blogspot.com/2023/02/progress-at-last-in-new-home.html John

Sounds like a good mix to kick off the year, and more Purbeck images, looking forward to the magazine's arrival. Oh, of course more of DJ's line will be a great read. Many Thanks

Looks to be another excellent issue. It will be great to see the story of Dinas Manod. I was privileged to see the initial model and then the stripped down version but I know David has been adding a

I have just sent Review issue 133 off to the printer for distribution later this month. We lead this issue with the first of a series on David John’s O14 Dinas Manod - the next station on his

Thanks, I’ve found it and asked to join. wrote: