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It was because of the lack of competition announcements post exhibitions, I made a point of noting down - at the time - the winners.

Your fearless reporter had his notebook with him, and a bit of time to write it down

Luckily, as Editor, I was writing the results down! Scaleforum Competitions There are four completions at Scaleforum, results were: ● The MRJ Chalice was awarded to a whole layout – Kerrinhead ● The Eileen’s Emporium award went to the broad gauge trackwork on Paul Townsend’s Dartmouth ● The Unsung H...

In W10 I use an app "basic photo viewer" which has a rotate function
(different Tim)

If you are coming to Scaleforum, you could have a look at the traverser on Burnham.

I use a smooth DC controller based on a LM317 chip http://www.ti.com/product/LM317?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=lm317&utm_campaign=app_ldo_ww_p_e_ldo&utm_content=e910e69e-fea0-49b2-8b1e-6312360a3ce5&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI0Nqzqfi33QIVzpPtCh2CPgXGEAAYASAAEgLv-fD_BwE# circu...

Remember to wear your name-badges ...

Here is the underside of Caerphilly Castle, pictures taken in 2003. I believe this engine was not painted in preservation, but at Swindon works.

chrisf wrote:While we decode and ponder Bernie's options, curry lovers will wish to know that the Bengal Blue is apparently already full with the Bristol crew.

Chris

Thanks for revealing that inside information Chris ...

No 'like' button, so I'm going to say - very impressive!

I believe the last survivor was on Speech House Road signal box, seen here in about 1962.
http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3390650

I always tried to make cab roofs on tank engines removable, aided painting and putting crews in. I used to put some clips, so the roof was held in place.

I trust the very last train was accompanied by the traditional branch-line send-off, with brass bands and detonators on the rails (all in 4mm and working, obviously!) I recall once asking you what you'll do when Clutton is finally complete, and you replied "rip it up and build another layout!&...

At 4.30 this afternoon, the hall was empty apart from the crowd that had assembled to watch the final (public) trains on Clutton. The occasion was marked with headboards on both trains.

The Scalefour News editor will be there, but probably a little stressed ...

Here is what could be termed an economic FPL, one lever moves the switch and sets the lock.

Note the colour of the lever.

What you need is "British locomotive builders' plates" ISBN 1-85780-018-4.

Black!

My records will still play!

I've actually had quite a lot of lessons - this is my ninth working P4 loco - but they don't seem to make an awful lot of difference. It's been one of the most problematical because i was trying to convert an old whitemetal kit which had been built for 00 and was probably designed before P4 was eve...

It's not the arriving, it's the journey that counts.

And, you have learn't a lot of lessons, maybe had some fun (or not). Next time you'll probably do it quicker.

That grin says it all Ian!

Keep an eye on the Pendon website ...

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Takes me back, putting the train set on the floor ...

We'll have to rerun that special at Scaleforum!