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I'm delighted to say the magazines are now sold and a generous sum donated to the Forum by the purchaser.... thank you.

Phil, nothing in my PM box still, I have sent you a PM to check communication.

How about removing the nails and letting it expand to its max, then pinning it down again?

Nothing coming through to my PM inbox Phil. (message sent 22.34)

Such a shame Phil, the expansion is quite pronounced in just a few degrees of raised temperature. The summer heat is likely to create further damage.

Steve, you're either an untidy worker or proud to show off your wonderful collection of screws and bearings. A most impressive assortment!

A wonderfully nostalgic journey through magnificent scenery and outstanding and impressive civil engineering.
No wonder it failed, they spent too much money doing the job correctly and in some style.

The VW bus is finished and runs well under test on my indoor layout. Pictures show it outdoors but the railway isn't tidy enough to even attempt a circuit. All of the RC control gear is in the rear of the model and well hidden. A black painted plasticard screen conceals everything from view through ...

ge_rik wrote: ↑Sat Mar 02, 2024 7:33 am Although I have no idea what he's saying, I do like the presenter. Somehow reminiscent of a German Bob Sykes.

Rik

Perhaps you mean Bob Symes?
Bob Sykes is a Canadian hockey player.

I haven't added to this thread since mid February and failed to notice the viewing numbers have now shot over the one million mark, and then some! It is hard to believe it has proved so popular and I have to say a huge thank you to each and every person who has followed this thread and made it such ...

What an incredible collection of things which many people would otherwise think of as scrap.... I love 'em!
Plenty of inspiration there.

Aha! I thought you may have gone this way with it... https://topstastic.blogspot.com/2023/05/mcewan-pratt-petrol-locomotives-for.html [media]https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgIldNF5AgoYuP_wTTfuG2bbstA8evCMydlEt0RbDIXG7-Dqs4nF0ykHvD1P02-13z-oAF6F1U7H1fHl99gqTSY90GJLtPvWva81...

ge_rik wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2024 10:04 am Very tasty! Almost worth changing to 32mm gauge .....

Rik

A call from the Dark Side..... first Aaron, now Rik.
That would be like rewriting history!

C'mon guys, your Forum needs you! These magazines are nearly thirty years old and still in good condition. Certainly too good to throw away. They are interesting historical documents of early days of 16mm modelling and well worth reading. Will someone please offer £10.00 and I will pay the postage. ...

A truly incredible story of ambition and dedication. You can't begin to imagine how impressed I am with what you have achieved. I have read every word of your journey and, despite not understanding car mechanics, have thoroughly enjoyed every moment. I'm envious of the F-100 Pick-up model truck too.

It's a new car... superb.

Model T's make into great rail conversions. If I had one it wouldn't last long!

Continuing with the build, I found a motor with attached gearbox in my 'useful' collection and, to my delight, the axle fitted the second set of wheels.... 100_0765.JPG More modification (AKA destruction) of the underside soon followed in order to sink the motor inside the body shell. Fortunately, t...

Absolutely gorgeous Aaron, you are a brave man but an example to all, a very proud moment for you.

drewzero1 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 20, 2024 3:01 pm I have a 1:19ish Isetta in my 3D print queue... Looks like it's time to restock my filament!

I'm keen to see that one Drew, keep us posted.