Always a pleasure to see the latest copy drop through the letterbox,and this one is no exception. Traders adverts keep you up-to-date with their offerings and...
I have been having a problem with UK2.net - who look after my modelrail.net domain. They have been doing an update on their mail system which has had the...
I too have been tempted to buy the "Nutter" but I would be very interested to hear a review from anyone on the group who uses it. Adrian, can you possibly...
I enjoyed the article, I have assembled a half a dozen Parkside kits but have not painted any yet. Some parts seem to fall off too easily, the corner lamp...
Brian It works by holding a piece of special thick foil very flat from which the bits are punched. out.The nuts and rivets are formed by dies which screw...
I apologize for my ignorance: what is that "Nutter"?    Thank you                                Daniel ... From: Peter...
Mike, It is more than possible that the lamp brackets are moulded in ABS, in which case you will need a solvent such as Plasticweld, rather than the usual...
Daniel. Although Peter Jonathan Hunt's Perfect Miniatures in Sudbury may well be the 'Home of the Nutter', I'm afraid that Peter has only partly dragged...
My view for what its worth is that I tried it out for a couple of weeks but never got a result I was fully satisfied with. Others may have different view. In...
the models made by san cheng so Finescalebrass, Tower & Bachmann are all designed for 4' radius (hence the side play much to the purists disgust) I know of at...
I would put a little light oil on the moving parts then spray with a rusty dark grey. If you want super realism then dry brush afterwards with weathering...
Dear Bill, I understand you supply parapets. Could you please forward to me your price list, together with carriage costs to Melbourne. I would guess they...
You guys are the envy of this Canadian correspondent! I have yet to receive the current copy of the Gazette. From what you write, I look forward to same,...
Thanks, Raymond - you never know what you're going to find communicating on this website! I will give him a try shortly. Btw, and I apologize for bringing yet...
Hi all, can somebody throw any light as to why Peco have made the inside radius on their new curved point to be 68" when the 'nominal' radius of the other...
I recently made an enquiry of a UK based small bolt supplier about the possibility of some 14BA nuts and bolts with a square head/nut instead of a hexagon....
Mike Having all four free isn't a problem if the wagon is built square. However these days I usually fix one end and allow the other end to rock using a ...
According to Templot, if they made the inside radius 72", then for a B6 the outside would be straight. If they made the outside 72", then the inside would be...
Hi Mike, Â thanks for the reply. It was not that I needed any just that I could not understand the apparent incompatability. Marcway curved points are stated...
... Didn't "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" tell of a distant civilisation formed entirely of lost Biro's that had disappeared down the back of the sofa? ...
Dear Ray Many thanks for your order for the rampart kit. I say kit but perhaps you should think of it as more an aid to scratchbuilding. You may find some bits...
To ensure duplication I will also be producing parapet kits (with and without handrails). They will be of soldered construction, individual bricks soldered...
