A free hour before leaving for work. A sheet of 60", scalpel, ruler and a bottle of Mek Pak and that's 103's table's sorted.
The snagging list shortens.
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An update to this blog is severely overdue, it appears. I hadn't realised it had been so long since I had last posted. There's bee... -
I've finally got around to doing something about another long-time modelling ambition - a model of Livingston Thompson 1980's style... -
One of the hazards of casting is that the rubber moulds deteriorate sometimes at unpredictable rates. This was brought home to me again th... -
With anything in life once you've got the first one out of the way it's always easier to do a second, so it only took me around an h... -
Transfers are one of the biggest challenges for narrow gauge modellers. There are precious few authentic decals produced for our branch of... -
We've just returned from a very enjoyable weekend showing Dduallt at one of the local exhibitions, in Troon, organised by the Kyle MRC. ... -
I thought I might make an occasional dip back into this blog to explain some more about our new project, revealed to our followers on social... -
As you will know already if you follow the Bron Hebog social media posts, we have (expensively) succeeded in backdating one of the new Bachm... -
This week has seen very satisfactory progress on the latest building project to make the Minffordd signal box / ground frame cabin. The main... -
Every so often at an exhibitions, if you're listening closely while watching Bron Hebog you'll hear the tell-tale sound of a hand he...
About Me
- Rob Waller
- Broadcaster, writer and railway modeller. Best known for the 009 Festiniog Railway layout 'Dduallt' which I built with my father David in the early 1990's and which is still making appearances on the exhibition circuit.
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