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Great Hotton | AJModels

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Modelling the Great Northern Railway network around Bradford in the 50s. Bowling St. Goods. Great Hotton was my attempt at modelling the former Great Northern Railway station at Great Horton in 4mm (00). The project has now been permanently shelved following moisture damage to the layout. A new replacement layout is being planned based on another part of the Queensbury Lines railway system. What is Great Hotton? The new layout would be built to several criteria:. The Queensbury lines closed to passengers...

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Instructions | AJModels

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Modelling the Great Northern Railway network around Bradford in the 50s. Bowling St. Goods. Click the PDF links below for a full set of illustrated instructions for my various models. The fully illustrated instructions show how to modify RTR chassis, add additional detail and decoration guide. The instructions also include a template page to aid in the creation of steps, coal rails and decal application. AJM-01 – Ivatt N1 Instructions. AJM-03A – A Class Instructions. 8230;] Instructions […]. You are comm...

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Bowling Street Goods | AJModels

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Modelling the Great Northern Railway network around Bradford in the 50s. Bowling St. Goods. I elected to focus on the coal drops and the yard area behind them since it was nicely framed to the east by the banana warehouse and the stables and to the west by the grain shed, behind it all was an embankment carrying the original LB&HJR main line heading down to Adolphus Street train shed. In addition there are still some remains of the drops and the banana warehouse in-place. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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Researching, Learning and Working in Finescale 4mm OO Gauge. Exhibition Diary and Contact Us. Modelling the Railway across the Mountains. Pannier Tank near Bryncelynog, Nick Harling. I quickly came up with a check list which is as follows:. Possible terminus or through line with a sector plate/traverser at one or either end. Complete change of region and era. Operational interest/Possible Freight/Mineral based. The origin of the rekindling, Geoff Forster’s mentioning of Bala Junction. Trawsfynydd Station...

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Rhubarb and Custard? | Ouse Valley Modeller

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Ouse Valley Modeller is a blog about my 4mm OO gauge modelling, my observations mostly about Sussex railways in the 1950's and my layout Herstmonceux. May 1, 2015. May 1, 2015. A while ago I had decided that I wanted a BR Mk 1 set for Herstmonceux and that it had to be Blood and Custard livery. Why this livery and not the usual BR Green? Well I like the Blood and Custard livery for starters and I think it looks smart on the Mk 1’s. Original Roof is at the bottom and the trimmed at the top. Also added to ...

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July 12, 2016. April 12, 2016. Hornby 08 EM Ultrascale Conversion. March 27, 2015. October 21, 2014. November 7, 2013. June 10, 2013. Bawdsey at Model Rail Live 2014. May 31, 2013. Older Posts ». 2012 images.co.uk. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Blog at WordPress.com. Follow “Bawdsey”. Get every new post delivered to your Inbox. Join 31 other followers. Build a website with WordPress.com.

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Hornby J15 Review | Bawdsey

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Laquo; Breaking News. Hornby 08 EM Ultrascale Conversion. March 27, 2015 by bawdsey. This is copied across from my other blog Albion Yard, I’m left wondering what to do with the Gibson kit now! One of the latest items released by Hornby. Looking at the assembly of the superstructure components the join lines all indicate that If in the future Hornby want to backdate the model to an earlier Great Eastern or LNER version that will be possible. Cab detail is delicately modelled with separate fittings, t...

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Comfortably Numb – again « Padgate Works

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Modelling and other dribbling frae an auld grump! Whom to blame bit. Comfortably Numb – again. So spring is sprung and once more, its the time for asking what the hell is going on! I cannae say too much as once more, my health is being given a damned good thrashing by…. Let’s just say the usual suspects. And I’d love to not be a walking Roger Waters lyric but hey, I cannae help it. To use another auld song title, “From despair to where? As for the “Works? If you like this, then let others know:. That is ...

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NER Diag 196 Horsebox – Printed Prototype | AJModels

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Modelling the Great Northern Railway network around Bradford in the 50s. Bowling St. Goods. July 16, 2015. NER Diag 196 Horsebox – Printed Prototype. Back from Shapeways yesterday was the prototype horsebox model…. The roof arrived in a separate bag so I’m not sure if they’ve printed it like that or if they removed it or it became detached from the sprue during cleaning. It’s not a big deal and this is what it should look like after printing:. And with the parts separated and placed loosely together:.