Garden Railway Forum

I have tried silicone before and found it fails in time also

Lately i seem to be having good luck with gripfil of all things...

Nice to see how someone else does it. What glue do you use?

I am pretty sure you can desolve the bolt with aluminium phosphate (i think) and it does not affect the brass, i have done this before in a dish on the stove. be warned, it smells.....

Hi Robert

Give these guys a try, a bit more local to me so these are the guys i use

https://www.modelrailwaysolutions.co.uk/

There is also a good model shop on Poole Quay end of Poole high street

excellent idea and done

excellent modelling, you should be very proud

Looks really good, i think it would look excellent wondering around a garden line. Are you doing 3d printed details?

have you got a link to said website? would be interesting to look

Those buffer beams look brilliant

The railway and the bikes look amazing! Yes bike are more expensive, i am trying to preapre for riding next year after 2 years of road at the moment.... https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4233/35457358061_5cb80015b0_k.jpg 20170625_212501 by Ben Maple , on Flickr Its is looking better than this already

Both your lines look amazing, i also spy boats

looks great, excellent weathering, may try myself

Very interested to see how this goes. Looking forward to the next photo

roy wood does some really good ones

http://roywoodmodels.co.uk/rwm-steam-upgrades

This is the problem. I may have to loose some railway to fit it in . i thought of building mini canal boats with a mini canal. But wonder if it would just no look right and go for a little stream instead. More thoughts need i think, your stream does look very good

That slab truck is amazing . Looks very simple to build as well. They look like they would go well with my wagon collecting problem