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The London, Brighton and South Coast RailwayAn introduction to the old London Brighton and South Coast Railway (LB&SCR) (1846-1922).
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LB&SCR Locomotives - Index
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Index of LB&SCR Locomotives. Last updated 12 January 1999. Index of Wheel Sizes. For various locomotive classes. Includes Joint Committee, London and Brighton Railway, London and Croydon Railway and some South Eastern Railway. Bury Singles and 0-4-0s. 1847-9 Locomotives by Sharp Brothers. Peter Borrie and Co. (SER). Kitson and Co. (SER). The Sharps Long-boiler 2-4-0s. Slaughter, Grunning and Co. Robert Stephenson and Co. (SER). 1853 Single No.24. 1854 Six-coupled Goods Nos 44 and 46. 1858 2-4-0 No 101.
LB&SCR Personalities
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LB&SCR: Rolling stock
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Modelling the LB&SCR in 7mm scale/O gauge
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Modelling the LB&SCR in 7mm scale/O gauge. Last updated 22 June 2007. This information is offered with no comment as to the quality of any of the products. If I have missed out any kit or model that you know of please let me know by email: . Many thanks to Eric Gates, Kelvan Gale, Ian White and Duncan Bridge for their input and corrections. Thought to be currently available. Not known to be currently available. Etched brass (also available Ready to Run). Wagon and Carriage Works (WW305). 4w Horse box (D8...
LB&SCR Coaches
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Updated 23 October 2001, recent material marked by. The information for these coaches is drawn mainly from. Carriage stock of the LB&SCR. By PJ Newbury (published by Oakwood Press in 1976), with ammendments from. Correction and Additions to Carriage stock of the LB&SCR published by Oakwood Press 1976. Under references RAIL-414/740 and RAIL-414/741. List of Carriage Diagrams. Pullman: Jupiter; Albert Ed. Alexandria. Pullman "Pup": No.80. Pullman: Queen ; Empress. Pullman: Regent ; Duchess of Fife. 1st (No...
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Rowfant Grange
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Image created using CombineZM. NOTE: Layout now sold. Rowfant - Historical Notes. 8211; The Model. Includes links for those seeking Rowfant House. Layout described in Railway Modeller. Voted Best Layout: Crawley MRS, 2007; Astolat, 2008). Related Sites – Some LB&SCR Scratch Builds for “00”. Local Projects – The Bluebell Railway Northern Extension. 8211; Baron Beeching of East Grinstead. Of Rowfant (pre- and post-1900) and the Rowfant Grange. Rowfant Map (modern) – from streetmap.co.uk. The length of the ...
5 and 9 Models: Links
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Details of the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway. Historical society for the LB&SCR. Etched brass kits for the LB&SCR. Preserved steam railway with many LB&SCR locos and items of interest. Many small parts for kit and scratchbuilders, including: wheels, buffers, locomotive frames. Useful supplier of many things you'll need for modelmaking. The EM. Gauge Society Ltd. Fine scale modelling at 4mm to 1ft scale (1:76.2 ratio), 18.2mm gauge. British Human Power Club, for human powered vehicle enthusiasts.
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IanMacCormacModels: October 2008
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Sunday, October 05, 2008. What the castings look like. This is a photo of the castings I am recommending in the instructions. The buffers look good, the oil lamps okay but I am not convinced yet by the axleboxes. Do any of you know a source of 7mm axleboxes? Please let me know. The buffer pads are soldered up from parts provided in the etch. Right, I have been informed from Australia! That I have the wrong set of MetroCam axleboxes! If you have bought an etch please order CS33! Posted by Ian at 9:00 pm.
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IanMacCormacModels: February 2007
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Tuesday, February 27, 2007. Here is a picture of the first test etch for the diagram 23 Stroudley 4 wheel second class saloon of 1881 and 1882. This one has had brakes soldered on as well as the gas gauge on the solebar. I was inspired to produce this by the recent picture in the Brighton Circular - the magazine of the Brighton Circle, a society that researches about the LB&SCR. Posted by Ian at 10:44 pm. Monday, February 26, 2007. Posted by Ian at 11:47 am. Blackpool, Lancashire, United Kingdom.
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IanMacCormacModels: March 2007
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Monday, March 19, 2007. A new test etch that is part built. Not much in the way of handles yet but see again soom. This is Craven's 1868 brake van with duckets and birdcage. I like the pictures of this type in the early Lewes photos. Posted by Ian at 8:35 pm. Blackpool, Lancashire, United Kingdom. View my complete profile. LBSCR Website and info about Brighton Circle. E B Models Website. The etches have arrived! Progress at last but in a slightly different direc. Started making up the test etch at last!
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IanMacCormacModels: January 2008
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Saturday, January 26, 2008. 6 wheel adjustable wheelbase coach chassis. This is something I had forgotten to show on the blog. I bought one and it works very well. The thing I didn't like about it were the shape of the w-irons and all the gubbins that hangs down from the central axle area. I spoke to Dave at Roxey and asked if I could develop his idea and he said go ahead! I did and came up with an adjustable system that is very similar and keeps the area clear. As you can see, there is less clutter show...
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Dave's LBSCR projects
After a long pause where I've been playing with other models, I've had a very pleasant couple of days re-acquainting myself with my soldering iron and RSU. I've been building an 1864 Craven First from Ian MacCormac. Which I bought at Scaleforum. The kit went together well and has produced a very nice model:. The model is largely complete, just needs a clean up and some casting for the axle boxes, lamps and buffers and a decision on couplings. Now I must get back to some locos! The tender was part finishe...
The London, Brighton and South Coast Railway
The London, Brighton and South Coast Railway.
The London, Brighton and South Coast Railway
Items for all scales. Updated 18 December 2017. At the NRM, York. The London, Brighton and South Coast Railway. The UK's London, Brighton and South Coast Railway (known as the. Was formed on 27th July 1846 by the amalgamation of the London and Brighton Railway and the London and Croydon Railway. At its peak the railway formed a triangle with its base along the south coast from Portsmouth to Hastings and its apex in London. Carried by the locomotives in the William Stroudley. Often aided by advice from me...
The London, Brighton and South Coast Railway
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