The GnATTERbox

nice touch!

so nice you reposted photos for everyone to enjoy unique modeled subject.

Q: what is the black shiney screen?

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I understand this thread is from the dark ages ... but do we know from where the Lister engines hail?

great job all 'round!

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SOLD SOLD SOLD embarassingly enough ... i've decided to change scale upward to 1/24 ( 60cm ~ "S" scale/ standard gauge ) to combine my railroad & model car building as one hobby instead of shifting gears twice a year in an "either or concession".   to start, I have the follow...

that's a great film. interesting how hard people were expected to work in "the olden days" - and dangerous.

whew - close one!

thanks

....happy now just making things to do with model railways. My goal is not to operate a layout, or even to have a layout that operates, but to enjoy myself. I've read this is the distinction between being a "model railroader" and "railroad modeler". the former seeking operation ...

I know this post is a hundred years old, but did the Lister ever get finished?

since this stirred little interest i've donated them to the "free shelf" at the local library. perhaps some young whip can convince dad to help him "build an empire"!

magazines FOR SALE Narrow Gauge & Industrial Railway Modelling Review have the following issues for sale:   #60, 61, 66, 67, 69   #70, 71, 72, 74, 75, 77, 78   #80, 81, 82, 83, 84   #95, 99   #105, 107, 108, 109   they have been to me (from the publisher) for less than a year and read once or tw...

got it; thanks

is there a classifieds section? I have about 22 Reviews I want to pass along.

thanks

chris stockdale wrote:Definitely one for the library...

http://lightmoor.co.uk/view_book.php?ref=L8092

Cheers,

oddly enough, in my "spring cleaning" frenzy last week, I donated my copy to the local library .

to quote a popular cigarette ad of days gone by: "it's not how long you make it, but how you make it long"

this is beautiful modeling!

much more imagination than I possess

interesting retort from Firebox Models website: http://fireboxmodels.blogspot.co.uk/201 ... ayout.html

so following.. should it gnot be Gnellie?

dave wrote:Back again, after ditching SWMBO and moving into my own gaff ....

a bit drastic just to build a layout, eh?

great perspective created here

the pictures would be easier to see without the "copyright" lettering. looks like a nice railroad.

we all inspire each other. how did you get to the point where you created it?

https://issuu.com/icm2017/docs/catalog_2017__

pp 30-31

the American firemen look interesting, too ....

i know it's been a while, but i haven't given up just yet!

nu2ng wrote:Southpier

What point are you trying to make here??

exactly. i'm glad someone gets it.

i dunno ..... you guys aren't really trying too hard. it is expected the figures of any range will need a bit of miliput and lead foil, but the starting point is what could use a bit of variety: http://www.seltd.net/ez-catalog/X344897/17?item_count=0;order_by= http://www.larrygscale.com/Figurines_c_...