Author Archives: Steve

Norfolk Enchants

Posted on 6 September, 2011 by Steve

A family holiday to a fantastic art deco (ish) house on the cliffs at Sheringham in Norfolk. The standard gauge North Norfolk Railway runs from and through the centre of town, but the more interesting one to gain “achievement unlocked” … Continue reading →

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Jelly and ice-cream redux

Posted on 23 August, 2011 by Steve

Another August, another invite to a pleasant afternoon of model railways, chatter and desserts in rural Sussex. I dug Cranbrook out of the shed and took it along, to my surprise it a) hadn’t been eaten by mice and b) … Continue reading →

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A batch

Posted on 7 July, 2011 by Steve

Not really much modelling content of my own going on at the moment, but making stuff for other people is turning out to be quite an enjoyable way to spend time. A family photo before they are scattered to the … Continue reading →

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Some day my prints will come

Posted on 23 June, 2011 by Steve

Much excitement at Fairlight Works today with the delivery of a test print of the Baguley-Drewry diesel from Shapeways. Printed in the “fine ultra detail” material, the resolution of the small parts really is remarkable although you might notice some … Continue reading →

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Sussex Downs Members Day 2011

Posted on 30 May, 2011 by Steve

This weekend saw the third OO9 Society Members’ Day hosted by the Sussex Downs group.  The previous two events have been small but well-organised shows with a good line up of layouts, and this time was no exception. In attendance … Continue reading →

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