Scalefour Forum

All very odd - the closer one looks, the more questions are raised. The arched end shows some settlement damage, almost to the point of preventing the door from moving; the left arch support (concrete?) seems deeper than the right. The loading platform has timber above and below. (The model entrance...

Oh my! That last photo shows a far more complex variance in levels of brickwork than I had imagined from the earlier shots. You may have to resort to laying one course at a time on that apex. Can you cut single string courses? That would then make it easier to fit trusses right up to the end, which ...

The post title and High Level say it's a 14in RSH 0-4-0ST. The video link shows "Robert Stephenson and Hawthorns 0-4-0ST Sir Cecil A Cochrane." The Tanfield site list has: "SIR CECIL A COCHRANE is an 0-4-0ST with 12 x 20″ outside cylinders, 3ft 1in diameter driving wheels." but i...

I don't know about that 'model', but googling found a diagram of screw couplings that seems to match your description of parts - see http://www.exactoscale.co.uk/4mmrollingstock.html.
There have been a few sold on eBay, perhaps with instructions, so someone might he the original paperwork?
martin

Well, somebody wanted it real bad!!!
£160.95 it went for! (+ £22.00 delivery)
At that price, I'd rather have a new one.

Only four days to go and now up to £75.00 ....Perhaps I should let the seller know it should be listed in both categories so he gets a good price ;) In that case I'm pulling out. Who are we to interfere with this process? Surely that's why eBay is such fun. One day a bargain, the next someone pays w...

And a question for the rest of the Alan Gibson catalogue; why are there two prices for all of their products? Can't seem to fathom it! Yes, I'd wondered the same, so I went back to the Terms of Trading: To assist customers in ordering two prices are quoted in the price lists - the first price (in i...