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Covid-19 diary #3
Kuritu back in action. So on to the next job – to complete the two N-club modules that I had started, that contain a small USA switching layout. I had wondered whether to scrap them and start them over (and … Continue reading
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Covid-19 diary #2
The new totem (home printed) shows that the Kuritu Line is back in business. As the UK goes into deeper lockdown, I have done more modelling in a week than the previous 6 months. I completed the new shadow box … Continue reading
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Covid-19 diary #1
No, I haven’t got it (yet.) But what better for an introverted, anti-social railway modeller than social distancing? Having closed down/suspended a model railway show, a model railway club, and a church in one 24-hour period, it was time to … Continue reading
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ESNG PlayDay – 8 March 2020
Sunday’s PlayDay was well attended, with 10 members there, plus Sean’s Lucas. Derek brought round the new club corners, to wire up some leads…. And also one of his new ‘super dashboards’. This one will link up with Peter’s station…. … Continue reading
ESNG meeting – 5 March 2020
Again, starting Monday’s fiddle yard session. All track down, and all point motors fitted. And we’ve learnt to fit point motors with just 2 ESNG members! Next stop – wiring! And at Wednesday’s meeting, 8 hardy members braved the rain … Continue reading
ESNG meeting – 19 February 2020
Starting today with Monday’s fiddle yard session. And this week’s competition. How many ESNG members does it take to fit a SEEP point motor? Actually, 3 is pretty realistic. One to hold the board vertical, one to make sure the … Continue reading
ESNG miscellany
First, a photo I forgot to post from last week’s meeting. Electric blue must be the all-time best livery for the LMR electrics – even though this is a modern repaint. More progress on the fiddle yard on Monday. Most … Continue reading
ESNG BuildDay – 9 February 2020
Sunday’s BuildDay was a little more selective – just the 4 members braved Storm Ciara to carry on with fiddle yard construction. We did, of course start with a curry – it will take more than a little wind to … Continue reading
ESNG meeting – 6 February 2020
A massive 13 members turned out on Thursday, plus visitor John. It was very confusing – two Derek’s, two Simon’s, two John’s and two Paul’s! Paul was looking forward to his rapidly approaching Japan trip, and running all the bullet … Continue reading
Keep soldering on
Realising that NGSE is rapidly approaching, more work on the new fiddle yard was needed. So I arranged to borrow the church hall for a couple of hours on Monday afternoons to get some track laid. We got underway, fitting … Continue reading