| Name | Comments |
Andrew Sleigh
 muserat@hotmail.com
 http://www.freeweb.com/beechgrovelightrailway | 25-08-2008 - 03:08 - from cpc1-glfd4-0-0-cust357.glfd.cable.ntl.com
Hi Paul
You have a great line there, and some really good pictures.
I have taken a special interest in the quarry tho.
would you happen to have any pictures of the whole quarry from above?
I am trying to get idea for one i want to build.
Andy |
Henrik Laurell
http://www.laurells.net | 29-06-2008 - 15:48 - from c-09abe655.148-7-64736c12.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se
Hi, just surfing around for lister pictures and stumbled on your site. I must say your railway looks stunning, I stayed on your site much longer than I planned to...
cheers /Henrik
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| Paul. | 03-06-2008 - 23:12 - from host217-44-60-104.range217-44.btcentralplus.com
Sorry about the delay, my advice to you Sam is go for it! slip eccentric is simple to use. just raise steam, openthe regulator and give it a gentle push to set the valve gear in the direction you want to go. easy as that. Of all the loco's I've got to say the Bertie gives me the most pleasure in running. it can trundle along very nicely at a scale speed without constant adjustments to the regulator and runs for well over twenty minutes on a single fill. |
| Sam | 05-05-2008 - 21:28 - from host-92-10-106-80.as43234.net
hi,
im tihnking of buying a bertie or millie as my next engine just i dont realy no much about slip ecentric valve gear and is it a pain to run with ? thanks sam |
mervyn trigg
m.trigg01@btinternet.com | 07-04-2008 - 20:30 - from host86-150-41-153.range86-150.btcentralplus.com
thanks for sharing the railway with us superb and the 12in to the ft snow is amazing! can you let me know if you build your own buildings I like the covered station is it a kit or did you scratchbuild it ?Mervyn from a sleety south wales! |
Colin Gundersen
c.gundersen@tiscali.co.uk | 26-03-2008 - 16:00 - from 88-105-110-221.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com
Come on Paul, confess! We know you only arranged the snow as an excuse to get the snow plough out. Beats me how you managed to miniaturize it. Looks great: even proportional to your trees. |
Robert Ward
rob_mvlr@hotmail.co.uk | 10-03-2008 - 20:16 - from 79-75-143-14.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com
Hi, really like the website! I found it after watching some your great films via the Railway Channel! |
Charles Waterton
charles@waterton.com.au | 10-03-2008 - 04:59 - from 203-59-212-80.dyn.iinet.net.au
Loved the GR article and your website - very atmospheric and inspirational! One question, could we have an approximate bar scale on the layout plan? A bar scale is very rarely included with published layout diagrams although these give invaluable help in judging the overall 'scale' of the railway. There's self-interest here because I'm planning a garden railway in our new house in Perth, Western Australia. Thanks again for the inspiration and for the photos that show your railway within the garden setting-very useful material for planning discussions with the 'Household Authorities'! |
paul westwood
http://http://www.gscalemad.co.uk/forum/index.php?showtopic=9775 | 07-03-2008 - 18:09 - from 10.210.17.5
your railway is by far the best representation of Welsh NG I have seen
I don't have my own website but my efforts are on the GSMad site at the www address i've put here |
Sam Brown
south.trethevy1@googlemail.com
http://www.freewebs.com/tremar-rail | 06-03-2008 - 18:28 - from client-86-31-129-51.cdif.adsl.virgin.net
What did you use to mke No 21's buffers? |
