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on Track geometries for 00-Gauge Hornby SeTrack: “Hi there, some really good points and graphics here. My question is. I want a low level non-scenic return loop.…”- on Track geometries for 00-Gauge Hornby SeTrack: “Hi Jon I have a OO gauge Hornby Flying Scotsman R1167 (code 100) set and a HO gauge Life-Like Union…”
on Track geometries for 00-Gauge Hornby SeTrack: “Hi Tony The pink dots are where there is an imperfect but very small misfit. This would easily be accounted…”- on Track geometries for 00-Gauge Hornby SeTrack: “I attempted to recreate the angled turnout geometry (the smaller of the three) and for some reason it does not…”
Hello John, When this is over I am going to create a scale model of Sheffield Victoria for my 18 moth old grandson. Can we discuss? Ian S12
Hi Ian
Absolutely. Ask anything you’d like. Please note that the e‑mail address you used for your comment seemed to bounce though so please check it is correct