Colin Binnie drawings
Colin Binnie drawings
For the benefit of those not on the dreaded Facebook: Robert Binnie has just posted a link in the 16mm Association Group. His brother Peter has created a website with their father Colin's drawings available to download in a high resolution printable format, for free.
http://www.colinbinnie.com/drawing.html
There's much else besides, including the cardboard coach instructions and various other articles. It's a splendid tribute and quite an incredible resource!
http://www.colinbinnie.com/drawing.html
There's much else besides, including the cardboard coach instructions and various other articles. It's a splendid tribute and quite an incredible resource!
Re: Colin Binnie drawings
Thanks Simon. What an incredible resource, especially for those of us who weren't involved when it was all first published. Bookmarked for future reference! ![:thumbup: :thumbup:](./images/smilies/thumbsup.gif)
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Phil
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Sporadic Garden Railer who's inconsistencies know no bounds
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Re: Colin Binnie drawings
Thanks for sharing, set this as a sticky post so it will always be at the top of list.
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What a great resource - may tempt me into some scratch building!
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thank you ![:thumbright: :thumbright:](./images/smilies/icon_thumleft.gif)
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Re: Colin Binnie drawings
Great idea Tom, and thanks to Simon for posting it.tom_tom_go wrote: ↑Thu Jun 21, 2018 1:24 pm Thanks for sharing, set this as a sticky post so it will always be at the top of list.
I've bookmarked it as well, though.
Philip
Re: Colin Binnie drawings
Well worth a trawl through.
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