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Galteemore
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A campaign has started on You Tube to support local model shops
Galteemore replied to Dawn Quest's topic in News
She does and I have seen her showing a layout. This is a sample of her work
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Lovely subtle work
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Transformed ! Great work
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Assembling the 1901 Burrell 1/16 Compound Traction Engine
Galteemore replied to Georgeconna's topic in Trucks, Vans and cars
That’s amazing - the Flanagan pic looks just like a cameo scene on a model ! -
That’s gorgeous Alan. Although I’m getting flashbacks……I ended up taking a Dremel to the inside of mine. I’m with you on the 2 bolt thing….
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Excellent. This is 1930s Southern Railway style thinking - supporting a city with fast frequent electric trains - and it’s going to leave a great, enduring legacy.
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Fabulous. Love these old models being brought back to life
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Sorry I couldn’t make it myself. Was in Aylesbury on Friday for a family medical thing - pity it hadn’t been the Sat !
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Fab images. What’s the source of the buildings? Really need some gurriers aerosoling- graffiti on that lovely wall !
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You’re all wrong I’m afraid. He was simply trying to decide what shade of green it was
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What a pain Alan! Interesting defects and rather unusual. Hope mine runs as well as that one.
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See - PPP-0 = C3PO not one of Oscar Wilde’s best but there we are
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Looking great. Definite Trevor Nunn vibes at left end of layout! Or is it Iain Rice? Either way, a real eastern England look coming out.
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Here we are. Installed the doors back to front but who’ll notice? Now sold on and repainted in MGW brown. Roof was glued down eventually….
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Both - having modelled it many years ago
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"Voiding the Warranty" - Mol's experiments in 21mm gauge
Galteemore replied to Mol_PMB's topic in Irish Models
Great work. I have soldered boiler fittings before both brass and w/m but use adhesive now. It allows lots of time to test and adjust straightness and plumb, not to mention being more likely to break off in a fall, rather than staying put and potentially doing greater damage to the loco’s shape. -
Affirmative. Sorry for derailing your thread Alan…
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Yes, Dr Who was also a GNRI carriage enthusiast, especially for ex-railmotor stock.
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It’s finally landed here !
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Having done it in O, laugh isn’t the word I’d use
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That’s very fine work indeed. Tricky enough build in 7mm never mind 4
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Great stuff. Presumably a longer traverser for Dundalk works came with it
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That’s just terrific. Really looks at home
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Not quite - too committed to 7mm! Tempted to meddle in a small GB S layout though……won’t say how many times I’ve looked at S society website….
