Scalefour Forum

I would just like to add my voice to the messages of congratulations to everyone involved with the organisation of Virtual Scaleforum. As has been said above, nothing can beat physically being at the show, but in these difficult times this proved to be a fantastic alternative. A huge thanks to Danny...

These videos are an excellent and very nostalgic way of spending an hour or two during this lockdown. Thank you for taking the time to process and upload them - your efforts are much appreciated.

Terrific viewing - many thanks for sorting the upload.

Thank you Terry for the link to the Digest sheet. I know I have a printed version of it somewhere from when I joined in the late-eighties/early-nineties but can I find it?! Anyway - I have now downloaded and printed it for future reference (I don't know why I didn't think of doing that in the first ...

Progress has been very slow on this due to work commitments and a recent spell of ill health which involved a short stay in hospital. The good news about the latter is it gave me some time off work, which enabled me to start track laying. I have to say that I really struggled with a new batch of C&a...

Oh dear - just as well the Lima versions only cost me £7.50 each then! I might have a go at converting one anyway - having bought them the worst thing that can happen is they end up in the bin! In the meantime I will source some Hornby variants as these are clearly the simpler option - thanks again ...

Thanks for posting the photo Philip - very useful. I like the thought of doing something fairly simple like that, so have bought a couple of Lima versions from eBay and ordered some straps from Hubert Carr. I will definitely need to have a go at disguising that awful seam though as it will be at eye...

Thanks for all the responses - very unexpected. I will be using C&L thick sleepers and 2-bolt chairs for track construction, as I bought a load many, many years ago. Having dug them out of the loft, however, the chairs have significantly darkened in colour and seem very brittle, so I may need to...

Having been a non-modelling modeller for over 30 years, I have finally managed to organise my time so that I have a couple of evenings free a week in which to start building my first layout. In order to keep things nice and simple, I will be recreating Whitehall Halt from the Culm Valley Hemyock bra...

Wow - that is a very impressive piece of modelling!

A large box containing 30 binders landed on my doorstep today. Fantastic work by Alastair - many thanks!

Thank you Alastair - your efforts on organising this are much appreciated.
Ian

I would like to up my order from 26 to 30 please.
Thanks Alastair.
Ian

I would like a full set (26) as well so please add them to the list if I'm not too late.

I can't work out from previous posts as to whether these were ever made available for BRJ, LMSJ or GWRJ? I have a complete set of all of them, so would really like to be able to get matching binders.

Martin Wynne wrote:Have you tried putting a gentle curve through the entire original plan? Templot includes functions to wrap a scanned image along a curve

Templot really is an incredible piece of software - and an utterly jaw-dropping achievement for a one-man development team!