Garden Railway Forum

Whilst the renewals were done voluntarily, I would understand a list in SMT. What I have a problem with is paying Warners, who seem unable to respond to an email.

No reply as yet! [/u]

Thanks, I hadn't heard from them yet. I don't want to add to the list of rejoining woes!

Hi is there an email address to confirm membership of the 16 mm association from Warners? Thier website isn't working in the contact section.

Thanks

I've been seen in supermarkets looking at margarine tubs for thier suitability into becoming railway tubs!

Thanks Tuppenced! The clips, I assume, go open side to the chassis?

MDLR:116209 wrote:The plastic acts as a bearing, and minimal lubrication is required. If I were going in the opposite direction (ie plastic to metal) I might well be asking "silly" questions!

Thanks Brian

MDLR:116202 wrote:

listerboy:116200 wrote:I'm considering using Binnie wheels and axleguards.  Do they require a bearing?

In a word - no.

I assume the plastic acts as a bearing? Is lubrication required? Sorry to ask a lot of questions, but I'm used to brass and metal!

I'm considering using Binnie wheels and axleguards. Do they require a bearing?

Hi

I'm considering making a rake of tubs similar to this ;
http://www.swiftsixteen.co.uk/index.php ... uct_id=316
I'm curious, how would the contents have been removed on the real railway?

Some of my my KEMR articles have been inspired by the Carry On films!

Thanks Brian! I think a pair of pliers will kill the sound!

I saw this online tonight, I thought for £30 I could make something out of the various chassis, and I could certainly use the track if I decide to exhibit at the North Down Model Show. My only problem is, I'm not sure of the gauge but it looks 45mm. I don't suppose anybody on here has got one? Thank...

I like the look of this model. Has anybody built one?

Thanks

http://www.rail-roadmodels.co.uk/#!prod ... l-body-kit

IrishPeter:114046 wrote:I often wonder whether the goat was in the same category as the 'piss pot on a post' on the way into Birmingham Snow Hill - a test of marksmanship that yielded some free coal for the owner.

Peter in AZ

Peter, I'm not familiar with that one!

My main interest would be with the NG railways of Ireland, north & south, but I found the Festiniog guide fascinating! Although I'll admit that my railway has inspirations from a number of NG railways in the British Isles. If ever there's a guide to the Clogher Valley Railway, there'll have to b...

Joined the group!

I'm 45 mm, which is close enough to 3 ft gauge for me!

Are they available in 45mm gauge?

The web shop has now re-opened to sell the remaining stock... The home page contains the line "It is possible that the Brandbright range be continued by a successor and if so news of this will be posted here" - a glimmer of hope??? I don't think that was there before, maybe there's a deal...