BRON HEBOG

After a long pause there's some progress to report on our project to build a modern day James Spooner from a Backwoods kit. As you can s...

And so we come to the end of another year of lockdown and exhibition-less modelling - for us at least. It's ironic that the reason I beg...

Himself is slightly short on projects so has been flirting with a danger and second-guessing Boston Lodge.  More specifically, he's been...

July    As we moved into the second half of the year Livingston Thompson had been painted, lined and weathered and taken for its first test ...

James Spooner is definitely a back burner project just now - there’s no point trying to get ahead of the boys and girls at Blodge - but Hims...

The summer saw us taking Dduallt for its third showing in nine months, after receiving an invitation to represent the Greenock club at the ...

A small piece of progress to report on James Spooner . Himself has fitted the drive shafts which connect the motor - hidden in the fir...

It can be the little details which really make a model and one of the things I like most about our Fairlies are the bars at the front of the...

Himself's probably gone as far as he dare's with our James Spooner for now. Our model has reached pretty much the state of con...

Since the weekend the bogies for James Spooner  have advanced with the first almost ready to be connected to a motor for a test under power....

Checking in on Himself’s workbench this weekend I notice there’s been some progress on the chassis front. The second of 130’s power uni...

It's a strange coincide, but for the last couple of years, just as I am about to go on my summer holiday, another rare and much-needed B...

The latest FR magazine arrived through the letter box the other day which is always a good thing. I was pleased to see it came with a...