Scalefour Forum

Thanks for the list Mr Willis.I like the way Colonel Stephens and his railways are top of the list.

Regards Mario

Picture looks fine here. I can't get the volume very high. I can here music and maybe typing and a creaking chair.
I think I'm on Internet Explorer.

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Hello. I went to Scaleforum today (the first time since Leatherhead) and spoke to Paul Willis on the society stand. After our chat I decided to buy the Brassmasters jig.

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Thanks for the reply Guy.

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Hello.
I know of two wagon axle alignment jigs (are there others?) , by Bill Bedford and Brassmasters. Is one more useful than the other or is there not much difference?

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Thanks for the heads up on this exhibition. This venue is fairly close to me. I have enjoyed many of the Ilford & West Essex Model Railway Club exhibitions, going back to when they used to be held in Ilford town hall. I can remember the Eastwell Ironstone Company layout and Jas Millham sitting s...

Thank you for the replies to my questions.

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Mario

I understand the benefits of using the GW wheel press for quartering driving wheels but does it have any other benefits?
Also is there an upper and lower limit to the diameter of P4 driving wheels that can be quartered in this press?

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Mario

Hello. The linc-up coupling was the subject of an article in Model Railways magazine in 1978 ( I think that is the right date ). The author had developed the coupling using an L shaped piece of wire which was hinged behind the buffer beam. The wires would couple up when pushed together and be uncoup...

Hello Andy W
I have found this thread to be both educational and entertaining. Has the loco been painted? Are there any photos of it on your layout?
Thanks again.
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Mario