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Jon’s modules – Clubhouse additions
Before continuing with my new module, I took time to complete the ‘Clubhouse’ module. I’d bought some Oxford vehicles in the NGS sale, and some figures elsewhere. Some of these have been added to the module to bring it to … Continue reading
Links – Modules down under +The Flying Scotsman
A couple of links to start the month….. N Scale Modellers, Australia, have an on-line magazine that is free to read and download. Fun to have a browse, not only to see the Australian models, but also to see a … Continue reading
Jon’s modules – Gapmasters
A few months ago (well actually 15 months), I posted about the ‘Gapmaster’ range of etched PCB sleeper sections, pre-tinned to solder the track to. The original post is here. I got hold of some of these neat fittings from … Continue reading
Jon’s modules – Mojo come, Mojo go….
The modelling mojo comes and goes! I’ve had a bit of free time over the last few weeks, and I should have been starting my new module for Stuttgart. I was going to use a Watlhers art-décor rail bridge, as … Continue reading
ESNG meeting – 16 August 2017
‘Low Wednesday’ today – only 4 members by 8pm, so no trains, but a pleasant time chatting and we still went home after 9pm. Talk included a lot on trains in Japan, and a little on trains in North Korea. … Continue reading
ESNG meeting – 3 August 2017
I had lost track of our members’ holidays, and was pleasantly surprised by a positive sighting of Mr Atfield, who brought along his Royal Train for a test run. The fiddle yard looked a little bare – at least it … Continue reading
ESNG meeting – 19 July 2017
A bit of a holiday atmosphere tonight. We were missing one of the Derek’s, off on holiday somewhere, and Allan, with yet another early milk round. We were wondering whether to bother running trains, but persevered, and it was worthwhile as … Continue reading
ESNG meetings – AGM and PlayDay, July 2017
Well, the ESNG AGM went off very well. 11 hardy souls tolerated an evening without running trains, and we had some excellent discussion as to how to take things forward. Unfortunately the Cha(I)rman was missing, due to the yet another milk round … Continue reading
ESNG at the Bluebell – 4
Our final post from the Bluebell Railway, again looks at the ‘big’ trains, and my two favourite locomotives from our visit. Firstly, I was delighted to see the Southern Railway ‘Q’ 0-6-0 in steam and even better, it hauled us … Continue reading
ESNG at the Bluebell – 3
Today, we’ll have a look at some of the other models on display. Opposite us in the locomotive works, and making an interesting contrast with ERIC the International Tramway Museum, was a 3/4″ tramway layout. All British trams, picking up … Continue reading
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