Michaels 10mm 1809 BLOG

[WeeWars]

Thanks!

Just a hint, put the TBM buildings through the dishwasher first, occasionally you get a building where the paint flakes off. A base coat of pva mixed with paint helps too!

I have one of those dishwashers where you stand in front of a sink. 

[Hertsblue]

Thanks!

I have one of those dishwashers where you stand in front of a sink. 

They work too, provided you're careful.

[petercooman]

Thanks!

I have one of those dishwashers where you stand in front of a sink. 

I can stand in front of the sink too while the dishwasher is runing too   

[WeeWars]

The opening salvo of another one of those Grand Plans:

POST 145

www.michaelscott.name/1809/1809blogpost145.htm

Cheers, Michael

[marie]

Fantastic, I got so hooked, I have been googling N gauge train sets all night,
dunno how I get one in my suitcase though....Doh, last time I built a train layout was 1982 for my son in ho scale..
that was a great challenge....

[WeeWars]

Hi Marie, nice to hear from you.

Start with flexible track, it's great. It's so much easier to fit in with your plans – and your suitcase! You don't have to bother with straights and curves. Can be cut with snippers. I got a quantity cheap on eBay. Mind you, I'm only interested in static trains for WW1.

Cheers, Michael

[WeeWars]

BTW, that was the 500th reply on this topic! Thanks to everyone who has contributed! It would still be great to hear from even more fellow 1809ers.

[marie]

Cheers Wee...i will look

[Hertsblue]

Railways in 1809 - have I missed something? 

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

They were around since the 14th century, just without steam engines!

[WeeWars]

A couple of islands that took a surprising amount of research:

POSTS 146, 147 and 148

www.michaelscott.name/1809/1809blogpost146.htm

Cheers, Michael

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Great work on the island old chap.

[WeeWars]

Thanks! Time to call it a night!

[paulr]

Very very very impressive   

[Techno]

Very, very impressive Michael. 
Cheers - Phil