Talking T Gauge

RogerP · Joined: 16 Jan 2009 Posts: 9 Location: Bendigo, Australia

Hello Paul and Adrian,

This is also aimed at anyone else who is considering stopping into the Sandown exhibition over the March long weekend. My intention is to attend on Sunday 8th March.

I have been photocopying some HO card kits down to N scale (54%) then going again by 35% to 450 scale to see how they come out and so far I think.........not too bad, at the very least usable I think.

I have done some LJ kits, namely the VR station, the station officers house, a W/B house plus some minor railway type buildings then another sheet of generic type houses and buildings. I DO NOT intend selling these which is breaching copyright, but if anyone would like a sheet to 'play' with FOR YOUR OWN PERSONAL USE then please let me know.

I think photocopying onto 160gsm card is probably the best and it costs me very little to do so.

You can post a response here or contact me direct on ---

debrogerp@hotmail.com OR
5447 8693.

Cheers,
Roger.

RogerP · Joined: 16 Jan 2009 Posts: 9 Location: Bendigo, Australia

BUGGER !!!!!!

This was supposed to go into "Modelling in T -- T Gauge in OZ". Call it a senior moment!!!!
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Bendigo, Australia.

zomer · Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2009 10:30 am Post subject:

Gday Roger!
I have every one of the VR HO LJ model kits released. I have only built the Church, school, loco shed and station masters cottage. The rest remain in their packets in my train room ready to be photocopied to T-GAUGE!!

I wouldnt mind a copy of the church if you have it. These kits are amazing fun and simple to build!!

I am using the "Royal Hotel" as the Pub and the Country Pub as the corner store. I am using styrene to build the models.

Please post up any pics you have of any T gauge card buildings. I am keen to see how they look completed.

A friend from our local model railway club has build a VR Good Shed and Gangers hut in T-Gauge using Spirit Design (www.spiritdesign.com.au) N scale buildings as a base, scaling down from there. I dont have any pictures of these yet but hope to upload some to the blog in the coming days.

Cheers

Adrian
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