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ESNG meeting – 6 August 2015 | esngblog

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Adventures in N-gauge modelling. About the ESNG blog. More holiday snaps – this time from Switzerland →. ESNG meeting – 6 August 2015. August 9, 2015. Another non-meeting tonight, I’m afraid. With the Chairman and Treasurer on holiday, and Japanese Paul also missing, only 5 of us made the meeting. So no trains running, just a good chat and home. Not much ESNG news, so here’s another ‘believe it or not’ scene for your railway…. Secretary of the East Surrey N Gauge railway club. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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snitchthebudgie | esngblog

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Adventures in N-gauge modelling. About the ESNG blog. Secretary of the East Surrey N Gauge railway club. Jon’s modules – should I make some changes? November 4, 2016. Over the past three years or so, my N-club modules have made slow progress. Totalling 3.6m in length, along the loft wall, they represent Rochelle Park on the Lehigh Valley. The layout has got to the point when it is ready … Continue reading →. November 2, 2016. The greatest train journey on earth. October 31, 2016. October 29, 2016. Well, ...

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Jim Read’s O scale micro layouts and cardstock work | Prince Street

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Prince Edward Island Railway. Jim Read’s O scale micro layouts and cardstock work. I’ve been a fan of Jim Read’s work and have thoroughly enjoyed reading his threads on RMWeb.co.uk for some time. I never realized he had a website to go along with those threads until finding it yesterday:. Http:/ www.jasread.com/micro/index.html. Each of his layouts is in British O scale and each in a very small space. The draw here isn’t so much the. Big trains in a really small space. Examples like those found in Jim&#8...

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What’s at the ESNG show? | esngblog

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Adventures in N-gauge modelling. About the ESNG blog. Bullet trains for India? A cultural interlude →. What’s at the ESNG show? April 8, 2015. With just three days to go, and with a number of last minute changes to the line-up, here’s what there is to see on Saturday. Despite the changes, I think it will be a good show! We have three N-Mod layouts on display today. These are our own modules. And layouts from the West Sussex. And from the Berkshire. Neil Cocksedge (ESNG member). Ian Sparshott (ESNG Member).

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Parts for sale | Prince Street

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Prince Edward Island Railway. I design and sell a range of parts for Canadian models in my shop on Shapeways:. Http:/ www.shapeways.com/shops/princestreet. I thought it might be useful to post a list of what I have underway or in production for reference. Following is a draft inventory of the shop currently. I’m hoping to extend this list out further in a tabular format with additional information on each part and my thoughts on applications for it. Dual beam headlight square base – HO scale (1/87).

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Prince Street | Page 2

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Prince Edward Island Railway. Once upon a time no Islander could visit Moncton without picking up a case of canned pop. Way back then, you couldn’t buy soda pop on the Island, it wasn’t legal for sale. In the decade or so since those days were officially retired into our past, new generations of Islanders have developed some new self-imposed rules that only seem to apply in this one special place. Will I ever know what it looks like in the sun? Something must have happened last week. We were in town ...

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Canadian Commuter Rail | Prince Street

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Prince Edward Island Railway. Some of my favourite time trackside is riding, chasing, and photographing Canadian commuter rail. I’ve been posting copies of photos and slides from my collection to the blog for some time now and thought I’d create a more centralized parent page for these posts. Blog posts are grouped by category, select any of the great Canadian commuter rail operators from the Categories list to check out what I’ve shared so far. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Enter your email a...

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Peco in AutoCAD | Prince Street

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Prince Edward Island Railway. So I thought I’d draw my own based on their images. By the way, Peco now have the printed sets available for download as PDF’s from their website. Check them out here. The drawing is a Peco SL-396. Nice thing about having it in CAD now is the ease of manipulating it for planning. When all is done I could also print out a full scale drawing of the ladder and use that in planning benchwork – as I have a real gift for placing turnouts directly over frame members. I use AutoCAD ...

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Those shingles painted | Prince Street

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Prince Edward Island Railway. It’s another lovely sunny day and I thought I’d take the shingles outside to grab a couple of photos of them, now that they are painted. In the final photo, I staged the shingles against my brick sample both to help gauge the size and to contrast in terms of texture and material. Seeing them placed like this I must admit I’m not as disappointed in the shingles as I’ve been so far. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to email (Opens in new window). July 16, 2015.

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Now that’s settled: Victoria Park revisited | Prince Street

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Prince Edward Island Railway. Now that’s settled: Victoria Park revisited. I think I’ve settled on a plan and it’s time to start talking about it. As I mentioned in the title, I’m going to build a second version of Ian Futer’s Victoria Park plan. This was the same plan I used for the first of the micro layouts I built last winter. Here’s a quick view of the plan:. I’ve shared it before, but here’s a superb Youtube video of the layout in operation:. And, finally, a photo of what I built the first time:.