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Thanks for the update Ian. I also missed that North Bucks AG covered South Oxfordshire Sorry.

Sounds like a potential solution for Gareth?

Hope to see you on Saturday.

Steve

Tim V wrote:Careful Gareth I did that once - ended up as co-ordinator of an area group

So did I and now there’s an Area Group near where I live

I’ll send you a list of members near to your postcode and then maybe you can see if there’s any interest?

Steve

Looking forward to an enjoyable day

The Stores listing states that the Press Tool, combined Punch & Rivet tool, although out of stock, is occasionally available second hand from the stores. Please enquire.

Worth contacting Jeremy.

Sometimes these also appear on the Bring & Buy at Scalefour North or Scaleforum.

Yes it was a very enjoyable evening. Thanks to Bob Cummings for enlightening us all with his expert track building knowledge, helpful tips and advice. A few photos from last night - EEBBB5E5-8505-4D15-BDEA-71437BC210A0.jpeg 47FB9031-BA6E-4786-B261-EFFDEE576591.jpeg 7D95E548-EB32-49CC-896E-E7DDE698B8...

But has anyone encountered the apparent discrepancy in the problem with the brake blocks that I mentioned at the start of this thread? The instructions say virtually nothing about the brakes but there seems to be only one way of making the brake assembies and one way of fitting them, and that leave...

Tim V wrote:For building wagons I can thoroughly recommend the Brassmaster's axle setting jig, though I don't know if it's still available.

Still shown on their website http://www.brassmasters.co.uk/axle_gauges.htm

I have two production ones Howard Hi Steve, Many thanks for that - any chance of some nice juicy close ups please? Very interested to see how this technology has come along! Best Wishes, I’ll see what I can do. In the meantime there are some photos on RMWeb taken by customers that may help Howard? ...

I have purchased one of these models ofan ex-SECR van. It has been produced by 3D printing. I think it is rather good. Can I just check - have you (or anyone else) physically seen it yet please? EDIT:- ie the production version rather than the pre-production ones Best Wishes, I have two production ...

We held our second meeting on Thursday 5th December 2019. One of our members, Bob, is building a new layout based on the S&D. Bob is a tool maker by trade and he brought along some of the jigs he has made to help in the track building he is undertaking. Bob is using ply and rivet and discussion ...

The model comes with AGW wheels in OO. I suggest just swapping the wheels for P4 and seeing if it runs adequately with fixed suspension. I did this with a pre-production sample and it seems OK, but I haven't a proper layout or test-track to really evaluate it. The production team assure me that the...

Hi Julian

Have a look at this on the CLAG website http://www.clag.org.uk/crankpin-drilling.html

I’ve used the jig and vertical drill method to drill the crank pin holes in some AG wheels with dimples. It worked ok

Good luck

Steve

Neil

PM sent

Steve

The Kent AG have had some 3D printed for Eridge. They are on KAG member Mark Leigh’s Shapeways shop https://www.shapeways.com/shops/p4-models under the title Southern Region Lineside Concrete Fencing. Mark kindly passed on the following info - “There are different materials that it can be printed in...

Thanks for the helpful reply’s.
I think I will go with Rod and use coach wheels.

Steve

Has anyone built one of these please? 1D3C0A6F-6FCC-4BE6-A763-A577B4284178.jpeg The kit requires a set of perfectly round and concentric wheels (of course :shock: ) on 2mm diameter axles. I immediately thought of a set of wagon wheels, either Exactoscale * or Ultrascale, but anyone’s recommendations...

See you there.

John Donnelly wrote:So, over the last couple of days, for various reasons I've made the decision to scrap the existing track (it will eventually find a use in the fiddle yard so it won't be completely wasted)

Sorry to hear that, did you have problems?

shawg wrote:

Steve Carter wrote:I sent him an order and the cheque was cashed last Friday.

hi
is the price list catalogue 19 on the societies link still valid

The catalogue states that it is “valid from 1st July 2017 until further notice” and is the one I used to order from recently.

I’m pleased to advise you of the formation of a new Area Group known as Marshlink Finescale Area Group (East Sussex / Kent Borders) We are a group of finescale Railway modellers from the East Sussex / Kent border area between Bexhill, Battle, Hastings, Rye, Romney Marsh and Ashford. Seven members at...

I sent him an order and the cheque was cashed last Friday.

Another cracking show
Well done to everyone involved.
Looking forward to seeing what delights there are going to be next year

See you there on Sunday

....Horsetan: Hobby Holidays was definitely there, as was Eileen’s, both with plenty of kit I think I saw Eileen's, but I can't remember Hobby's stand at all. Mind you, it took me three goes to find Bill Bedford and I also had difficulty identifying High Level and Brassmasters. :roll: There was a m...

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