I gave the layout a thorough clean today with track rubber, large paintbrushes and vacuum cleaner and then one thing led to another and I ended up...
All very interesting. I've been meaning to tackle a three rail conversion on a "Hornby" 0-4-0ST for some time now, but never seem to get around...
After using Marklin skates to three rail two Tri-ang B12 chassis, used under GEM Caledonian Cardean (903 class) whitemetal bodies, and one Tri-ang...
Interesting. I have a small number of models that I could use something like this on...... Jim (yes, another one)
If you're tempted to do the same, use a Tri-ang or Tri-ang/Hornby body. The later Hornby (sic.) ones are longer (presumably closer to scale...
I've posted it before, but here's Coronation in its US guise: [ATTACH]
I began my collection of streamlined Coronations by three railing a Tri-ang model, a relatively simple process, as the tender chassis is a Dublo...
Or convert it to 3 rail........
You can get it for free on this website (which also has some other interesting stuff): https://www.tccincinnati.com/dublo/TPOMailVanSet.pdf
And, speaking of the Commonwealth of Australia: [ATTACH]
Of course I have both Mallard and Sir Nigel Gresley, but the situation you described above resulted in me adding Silver Link in plain wartime...
I didn't realise until after I posted the photos, but there's a body of a Dublo City of London sitting on top of the engine shed. I have...
One thing leads to another....... It all started when I bought a Dublo Duchess of Montrose that was described as a poor runner only suitable for...
I'm not sure if the G&SWR would be the least modelled Scottish railway or if that dubious honour should go to the GNSR, but it's certainly...
An update showing the progress on the 60 Class so far. Photographs are very unkind in that they show up flaws in the finish that the naked eye...
Hello and welcome. The old Lima models are, I think, underrated. They're not perfect by any means (look at the C38's tender, for example) but,...
I've only made two of them up, so I don't have a huge amount of experience with them but, for what it's worth, I used ordinary wood glue both...
And here is the "City of Bradford" as she appeared when on the Southern during the 1948 Locomotive Exchanges, fitted to a larger tender due to the...
I had one too many of those Dublo nondescript green Co-Co diesels - the ones that look like dull green shortened Deltics. For the benefit of...
To me, it's the white and black paintwork (which shouts out west coast of Scotland) the finish on the walls (harling perhaps?) the dormer windows...