text: THE E.M. GAUGE SOCIETY Limited Coming events . . . Members' Day & Annual General Meeting FOUNDED 1955 Bletchley Park SATURDAY 23rd February expoEM 2008 In this mailing shot : The Bracknell Leisure Centre, Bagshot Road, Bracknell, Newsletter No.174 Berkshire, RG12 9SE. Equidistant between M3 (junction 3) and M4 (junction 10) Members' Day & AGM details SATURDAY 17th & SUNDAY 18th May Manual Sheet 2.6.0.(5) Price List No.30 expoEM North 2008 Colne Valley Leisure Centre, SLAITHWAITE, Huddersfield. SATURDAY 13th & SUNDAY 14th SEPTEMBER No. 174 NEWSLETTER www.emgs.org January 2008 from the Editor . . . Welcome to the first edition of our Newsletter printed in colour. Our cover photograph is of Ian Hollis operating his "Alkham" layout This, however, is only an interim design in order to get this to print at his 'local' show at Newport, Isle of Wight just prior to attending to meet a tight deadline over the Christmas and New Year period. expoEM South where he won, for the second time a 'Best Layout' A new design is being planned which hopefully will be ready in at an expoEM. It was not only his layout that attracted much time for our next issue. We look forward to meeting as many of attention but also the trailer in which the boards were transported. you as possible at the forthcoming Members' Day but remember A lot of humorous banter during the disassembly - "We need a to study the details enclosed in with this mailing. (Don't go to the Manual sheet on how to build one of these", "The layout's rubbish, Leisure Centre in Bletchley!) We would also like to draw your but the trailer is great!" - were some of the more printable comments! attention to the appeal for Volunteers to assist at expoEM 2008 at Bracknell - see page 11. Photo : Doug Fairhurst EMGS Newsletter January 2008 The E.M. Gauge Society Limited. Minutes of the 21st Annual General Meeting Saturday 24th February 2007 at Kettlethorpe High School, Wakefield. In the absence of an elected Chairman, Bob Blood opened the meeting at Position of Trade Officer. Doug Fairhurst is prepared to continue. There 14:00 with 62 (plus 8 Board) members registered present. The meeting was being no other nominations received he was duly re-elected. Agreed nem reminded that the AGM was to discuss business in the period 1st September con. 2005 to 31st August 2006. Board Nominated Positions. Board would like to confirm that the two nominated Apologies for absence received from: positions of Publicity Manager and Publications Editor, held currently by C. Underhill, Tony Wood, Tim Lovell, Nick Ridgeway, Andrew Smith, Ted Steve Young and Doug Fairhurst respectively will continue. Both are willing Thoday, Ron Watson, Andrew Larcombe, Sid Weedon, Ken Carter, Graham to continue in their roles. Agreed nem con. Smith, Pete Hurst, Lee Davis, Alan Monk, Andrew Hartshorne, David Tailby, Appointment of Board Members. We are able to have a maximum of 6 Phil & Margaret Evans, Adrian Walby, Mick Moore and Graeme Vickery elected members and currently Bob Blood, Steve Wear and David Barber are (EMGS Secretary). willing to stand for re-election. No other nominations received. Agreed nem con. (belated apologies received from Alan Rhodes via e-mail to C Kedgley) Appointment of Independent Accountant. Confirmation of the Minutes from the 20th AGM held 25th February 2006. Proposed by Chris Powell and seconded by Ewen Crosweller. Chris Kedgley (as Treasurer for the period under review) spoke about the service from our current accountants and the reassurance the Society gets Acting Chairman's Address from using an independent company. The Board recommends the continuation Bob Blood welcomed members to the meeting, commenting that it was of the current arrangement with Hoyle & Co. as Society auditors. Proposed significant in being the first time an AGM had been held outside the London by Chris Powell and seconded by Ewen Crosweller. Agreed nem con. area, pointing out that it would permit many members who, because of Any Other Business. travelling distances involved, had not hitherto been able to air their views in person and participate in the annual competition. He continued by giving a 1) Chris Kedgley as incoming Chairman was asked to say a few words. resume of the year's activities, referring particularly to the issue of the He offered his thanks to those who had voted in favour of him becoming Manual on CD and the coming demise of Bletchley for expoEM. He also Chairman and went on to say that he would always seek to act in the best referred to the new display material now in use and the resultant improvement interests of the Society during his period in office. In particular he wanted to our image on the exhibition circuit, for which thanks are due to Steve members to feel able to approach him on any topic relevant to Society Young and went on to thank all Society members, both Board and others, for business and stressed that he would always welcome initiatives and their work on behalf of the Society during the past year. suggestions. Also that he would seek a happy co-existence with other Societies and co-operation on matters of mutual interest. Adoption of Officers Reports. He offered his personal thanks to the existing Board members for "holding the Trade Report - No queries were raised. Proposed by Chris Powell and fort" for two full years during which time the EMGS had operated without a seconded by Ewen Crosweller. Agreed nem con. Chairman and in particular to Bob Blood who had, during that period, regularly Secretary's Report - No queries were raised. Proposed by Chris Lyons and taken the Chair at Board meetings. He also thanked David Woodward for seconded by Robert Fysh. Agreed nem con. arranging the venue and keeping everyone supplied with tea and biscuits. Ian Hunter was thanked for his role as Demonstration organiser. Treasurer's Report - Correction to Section 2 line 8 of balance sheet. This should read £2,490 (not £2,940). All other figures are correct. 2) Steve Young extended thanks to Doug Fairhurst for the EMGS Trade Stand, Errol Surman for 247 Developments and Bill Hudson's Transport Books Queries were raised: for helping with the success of the day's events. i) Letter from Ken Carter and Graham Smith. A sum of £67,000 was 3) Steve Young acting as proxy for Ted Thoday wished to record thanks to believed to be the value of the Society's surplus funds. Chris Kedgley the Board and Doug Fairhurst in particular for Trade support, the Manual and (EMGS Treasurer) advised that this sum included the value of the Trade Newsletter. Stock and was not all in cash. 4) Ken Carter & Graham Smith (via e-mail) sought clarification regarding the ii) Tony Stocker then queried the sums held by the Society. position of wheels due to the long delay in obtaining Ultrascale wheels, the Chris Kedgley replied that the sums were not excessive as we needed to unavailability of Sharman wheels and the announcement that Alan Gibson is ensure we could cover any unforeseen losses. He pointed out that amounts seeking a buyer for his business. Doug Fairhurst answered this question. in hand dipped quite significantly prior to subscription renewals coming in and He advised that Sharman Wheels is up for sale and Alan Gibson, whilst also that a significant proportion of these funds were controlled by the Trade seeking a buyer, will probably continue with the components (wheels and Officer. Proposed by Chris Powell, seconded by Dave Greenly. Agreed nem detailing parts) but would possibly drop the kit range. Doug continued that at con. the present time there is no shortage of wheels and he had supplies available of all the listed items on the Society Trade list. Appointment of Elected Honorary Officers, Nominated Officers and Elected Members. 5) Ken Carter & Graham Smith (via e-mail) enquired if the P4 Track Company style point kits may become available in EM. Doug Fairhurst replied that he It has been customary for the Members to call for these to be voted 'en-bloc' was unaware of any plans by the P4 Track Company to make any products but for reasons that would become apparent the Board asked that each other than in 18.83mm. He advised that the C&L turnout kits had been position is proposed, seconded and voted separately. simplified with ready-made 'V' crossings and point blades. Position of Chairman. Chris Kedgley is willing to take on this role and as you 6) Brendan Walsh from Burton-on-Trent. With the demise of Bletchley, are aware, he is the current Treasurer. All Board members support this where would future expoEM events be held? Chris Kedgley replied (in Graeme proposal. No other nominations were received. Proposed by Bob Blood and Vickery's absence) that the Board is exploring sites within Central England. seconded by Phil Tattershall. Agreed with only one objection being received. The possibility of a venue near Birmingham is being considered. Position of General Secretary. Graeme Vickery is prepared to continue. 7) Chris Birchall enquired about expoEM 2007. Chris assured him that for There being no other nominations received he was duly re-elected. Agreed 2007 the exhibition will be at Bletchley. John Phillips asked when the nem con. rebuilding at Bletchley would be completed. Advised that building work was Position of Treasurer. Chris Kedgley is not seeking re-election for this post due to start in June/July 2007 but no date was known for the completion. but we do have a nomination for a new Board Member, Mike O'Neill, who is The Board pointed out that the rebuilt venue may not be suitable for our seeking to stand. No other nominations were received. Proposed by Chris needs. Kedgley and seconded by Phil Tattershall. Agreed nem con. 8) John Brighton asked for more consideration to be given to the Membership Position of Membership Secretary. Phil Tattershall is prepared to continue. list. Steve Young replied that he had only received requests for less than 10 There being no other nominations received he was duly re-elected. Agreed since the list was made available. The Data Protection Act requires us to nem con. ask if members' names could be included and made available. EMGS Newsletter January 2008 174 - 2 9) John Brighton asked for clarification of non-EMGS Members eligibility to bearing, bushes etc) were sourced from engineering firms using specifications attend EMGS Area Groups. He believed that there was a current requirement Doug had created. He believed that kit manufacturers could also apply that non-Members could only attend three meeting before they would be pressure on wheel manufacturers to ensure the availability of suitable wheels. required to join. The Board will investigate this further and respond to John. Furthermore as an example the Society asked Alan Gibson to modify the moulding of his M7 wheels to enable the Society to create a conversion kit 10) John Brighton suggested that there could be the opportunity for a meeting and Manual sheet for that model. of Area Group people at the expoEM event so they could provide input. The Board will investigate the possibility of this. 14) Geoff Kent asked how many people had access to a PC and could run the CD. A show of hands indicated that approximately 95% of people did 11) John Brighton asked for a working group on preferred wheel profiles. have access. Doug Fairhurst advised that EM and P4 wheel profiles were available and had always been made available to manufacturers who had requested them. There being no "Any other business", Mike O'Neill then asked for a vote of More recently a member had also provided a CAD produced diagram of the thanks to the Board. EM wheel specification but was not interested in providing the same for 18.83mm. Doug agreed that the EM CAD diagram could be made available Phil Tatterhall as Membership Secretary appealed for people to pay their but we would need to enlist a willing member to get the 18.83mm specification subscriptions - Promptly. into CAD. MEETING CLOSED at 15:15 12) Ewen Crosweller asked if models entered into the competition could be tested to ensure they ran. Iain Hunter, as this year's Competition Manager, Meeting conducted by Steve Young (Publicity Manager) advised that this would be impossible due to the time it would take to test Minutes taken by Steve Young (Publicity Manager) run all entries. Date of the next (22nd) AGM to be advised. 13) Richard Nice raised a query over availability of wheels and parts. Doug Fairhurst replied that many of the Society specific parts (conversion axles, Area Group News . . . CHELMSFORD AREA GROUP Report from Nick Ridgway Part of EM gauge modelling is to open other modellers' eyes as to what can be done. Some of the Group have contributed to EMGS demonstration stands at both the Shenfield and the Colchester exhibitions this autumn, which is good to see, as was the reaction to several who attended. It is quite possible some new members have been generated from among the customers at these shows. Having a facility where testing can take place and advice can be exchanged is clearly a useful feature of an Area Group. So the Area Group Test Track N.W. SURREY AREA GROUP (a rather bold label for 3.5m of 18mm gauge track stuck to a plank!) is now Report from Douglas Smith in operation, and has been used to test and rectify a number of locomotives recently, some re-gauged proprietary, some kit-built and some with a scratch- We enjoyed our day at expoEM South in November and there were some build chassis under a proprietary body. So far, all of them have been steam- excellent layouts. We also had some interesting chats with various people outline, though other outlines will be just as welcome. Small tools and a lit and I ran my converted West Country on the test track. workstation are available for those locos needing minor tweaks. The most interesting development recently has been an invitation from the With a recent boost in numbers, arrangements are now being made for team editor of Model Railway Journal to contribute an article on the "Swaynton" visits to view both the "Clatterford" and "Retford" layouts at close quarters layout. Philip Hall came along in September armed with cameras and took a during 2008. The Retford visit will most likely be at a weekend given the large number of photographs. The written part has subsequently been sent scale of the operation, its operating days and its distance from the Chelmsford off to the editor, Tim Shackleton, and we now await publication at some area. One or two individuals have also indicated that team visits to their own unspecified date in the future. Having seen the pictures it has to be remarked lines locally would be agreeable once the weather improves, so these will be that the camera seems to expose every defect and has shown a great many pencilled-in for the Spring months. matters, mostly minor, that could do with improvement. Generally, everything seems to be much too clean so we shall have to get down to some serious Meanwhile the third Wednesday evening in each month still seems to be the weathering. best compromise for everyone, and February 20th, March 19th and April 16th have been pencilled in for future gatherings. All EMGS members and their Two of us visited the Beckenham layout where we have a booking for the guests are warmly welcome. layout to appear in October 2008 - Brendan Walsh, who for a short time came to our Group meetings when he was working in the south, was there Numbers to, and directions from: with Anderstaff Yard. Most of the Group were at expoEM South and enjoyed Nick Ridgway on Tel: 01245 382626. an interesting day there. NORTH EAST AREA GROUP Our regular meetings continue on the second Thursday of each month: Report from Keith Smart. February: 14 February Host, David Cheeseman, 15 Stoke Road, Walton-on-Thames. (01932 229371). Our first meeting was held on Sunday 9th December at my home in March: 13 March Host, Douglas Smith, 7 Marlborough Drive, Weybridge. (01932 Cramlington. Five of us attended, and we began with a practical 846081). session and discussion on soldering, followed by building a turnout in April: 10 April Host, Richard Stevenson, 15 Weybarton, Byfleet (01932 342481). EM gauge. Most of this was completed, followed by tea and the viewing of a video on railways in our area. This first outing was voted a The remaining dates for 2008 will be on 8 May, 12 June, 10 July, 11 success by those attending, and our next meeting will probably be in September, 9 October, 13 November and 11 December and all members will January at another member's home in the Northumberland area. Any be very welcome at these meetings of the Area Group. other EM members wishing to join us please contact: Further details: Douglas Smith, Weybridge. Keith Smart (Northumberland) Tel: 01670 737572. Tel: 01932 846081 e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com EMGS Newsletter January 2008 174 - 3 Area Group News cont . . . EAST DORSET AREA GROUP MANCHESTER GROUP Report from Dickie Paget Report from Robert Fysh To one of the summer meetings of the Area Group I brought a partly For our October meeting we went to see John Sykes in the West Riding. constructed LMS cattle wagon, built about three decades ago from what Here he had his EM LNER(GNR) layout of "Ingrow" in operation. Tony Stoker must have been George Slater's earliest attempt at rolling stock kits. When I brought along his newly completed curved frame GWR "Bulldog" constructed bought it, the kit consisted of nothing more than mouldings of the sides and from a Martin Finney kit fitted with a High Level gearbox and a Mashima 1024 ends, without any instructions. I wanted to show the Area Group some of motor which ran very smoothly. Not to be outdone Neville Pearson ran his the flaws that revealed that the pattern maker had failed to comprehend the "out of the box" Hornby Class 31 (Brush Type 2) which he had converted to actual construction of the vehicle he was trying to model. This gave rise to EM the night previously using the EMGS conversion kit! O' that steam some interesting comments from Adrian Swain on variations in moulding outline locomotives were that easy! Thanks to Elizabeth for the refreshments. systems and on the history of methods of making masters for moulding. November found us at Gatley where Glyn Jones has a large GWR passenger Although his further comments did not relate to the cattle wagon, Adrian layout. This consists a large 8 platform terminus with a through station on went on to bring to our attention the different buffer faces that could be the other side of the room and a line to reverse direction of the trains across found on rolling stock, some buffer faces being flat and some curved, with the middle of the room. An intensive passenger and parcels service was run there being instances where both types were used deliberately on the same and the only goods train being loco coal to the coaling stage at the loco vehicle. shed. Thank you Glyn for a most interesting evening and for the refreshments Bob Keech continues to entertain the Area Group with the continuing saga of We were pleased to see the EMGS Society stand back at the Manchester L&Y locomotives for his layout 'Pandemonium'. Some he has built from new Model Railway Society's Exhibition in early October organised by Nigel Hopwood kits, some from second-hand partly built kits. We have seen recently two (see photo). versions of 2-4-2 Radial Tanks, one with a straight boiler, the other with a Belpaire firebox, a steam railcar and a rebuilt Barton-Wright 0-6-0 Saddle Future Meetings: Tank. In the latter case 'rebuilt' applies to both the locomotive on which the Monday 25th February at 7.30pm. Tony Stokes will be the host at his large model was based and the model itself. We saw both the before and after GWR and Southern layout at Lightcliffe near Halifax. The layout is situated in versions of the model. Bob has also shown us an L&Y van constructed from two rooms and a landing. Notifications to Tony on Tel: 01422 202481 please. a David Geen white metal kit by Bob's daughter. Monday 31st March at 7.30pm Visit to Alan Catlow's Isle of Man layout at The topic of wheels continues to engage the Area Group. Peter Watson Briarfield near Nelson. Notifications to Alan on Tel: 01282 603246 please. described the difficulties that he had experienced in assembling Exactoscale We wish all EMGS members good modelling in 2008. Everyone most welcome wheel sets. Bob then explained how simple and straightforward the process to join these visits - maps and directions if required from Robert on 0161 980 was. Having spent the first half of my working life as an auditor, I worry 3091. about Bob's enthusiasm for Exactoscale products. There was also some general discussion about driving wheels and the high cost of these from Robert Fysh. 'The Oaks', 57 Moss Lane, Timperley, virtually all sources. Altrincham, Cheshire, WA15 6LQ. Tel : 0161 980 3091 Other matters that have interested the Area Group have included the layout Photo: Robert Fysh of the old GWR works at Swindon and some new products becoming available in the RTR field. On the former Alan Thompson produced an interesting book and Maurice Bulgin an interesting map. Alan also showed us a recent W H Smith publication about British Railways Modernisation and Privatisation. All members of the Society are welcome at the regular meetings of the Area Group which are held at the Allendale Community Centre, Hanham Road, Wimborne, Dorset, normally on the second Monday of each month starting around 7.30 pm. Further details : Peter Watson. (Area Group Secretary) 2 King's Park Road, Bournemouth, Dorset, BH7 7AE. Tel : (01202) 247287 W.D. (Dickie) Paget (Area Group Rapporteur) 22 Wesley Road, Colehill, Wimborne, Dorset, BH21 2PG. Tel : (01202) 881168 SKIPTON AREA GROUP Report from Geoff Peacock The photo shows the Skipton Area Group with "Whiteadder Junction" which won the prize foir the "Best prototypical Operated Layout" at the Grantham Exhibition last September. Further details: Geoff Peacock email: email@example.com RIGHT: The Membership Secretary (Phil Tattershall) stands beside the new EMGS signage as described on page 5 by Steve Young. We also see Doug Fairhurst with the new trade stand which has proven to be a great success at the shows so far attended. Here seen at expoEM South in November also with the new Trade signage. EMGS Newsletter January 2008 174 - 4 EMGS Publicity report . . . Membership Matters . . . 21st century signage for the Society. Maybe this epistle should be called "Phil's chat". I enjoy chatting to those of you who come to expoEM events and writing this piece Steve Young Publicity Manager. seems to me to be an extension of those conversations. I hope you find it interesting/useful or whatever. 2006 saw the introduction of the new trade stands that Doug Fairhurst spends his time behind trying to keep the customers at How old are we? bay. After some initial problems with the stands themselves moving Many of you who attended expoEM North and expoEM South this (abrasive strips resolved it) they have proven to be an outstanding year will have been asked to tell me in which year you were born. success, attracting many positive comments. This isn't me being nosey; the Board is aware that we just have no The Board was aware of improving our image. Several years ago idea of the age distribution of the Society. I started this exercise David Barber, when he was the Membership Secretary, had raised with just three items of data - my own age (obviously!), the the issue of cumbersome EMGS headboards that he was using. knowledge that Peter Denny celebrated his 90th birthday in David described an upright banner display system that he had September and the gentleman who wrote to say that he would not seen and thought would be more practical. be starting a standing order arrangement as he was 92. If the three of us were typical, it meant that the average age would have The Board agreed that one should be purchased for the been 82 and the Society would have been facing a serious Membership Secretary and I undertook the task of designing and problem! Fortunately, the data I have collected so far shows that sourcing it. I collected the assembly and took it to the last "stuffing all three of us are older than the average age of the Society session" for the other Board members to see. There was an (phew!). The data is from a population of only about 10% of the overwhelming positive response. Doug asked if one could be membership and I am therefore keen to get more information. The purchased for Trade Sales and the Board agreed to this and it membership application form on our website now has a space for was duly ordered. year of birth to be entered and I'll be including a similar box on The first outing of these was at expoEM South 2007. next year's membership renewal form. It will obviously be up to you whether you provide the information or not (nobody has refused I'd just like to thank Paul Harrison at Magic Signs in Ash for his me yet!) but such data, and especially any significant change in help and suggestions when placing the order. age distribution in future years, will be a help to the Board in long Magic Signs 01252 337776 www.magicsigns.co.uk term planning. Essential modelling items. Membership renewals Back in stock - EMGS mugs - Same price - £3.50 - Available at Thanks to all who have renewed their membership and especially expoEM events and the Members' Day AGM. (not available by those who did so promptly. You will recall from my previous post) writings that the reminders to non-payers have gone out three months earlier this year and at the time of writing this piece (end of EMGS Aprons - Dark blue with EMGS logo - only £11.50 November) the number of renewals received appears to be on Postage £1.50 or collect from an EMGS event. track for us to collect a similar number of renewals as in previous Still available - EMGS polo shirts - M, L & XL in grey & blue. Other years. Standing Orders have proved popular with some 340 of sizes to order. Price £11.50. Postage £2.00 any number. Or you taking up this option. We've had a few problems and all but a collect from an EMGS event. very small number are now resolved. Coming soon. EMGS sweatshirts - Estimated price will be no more Lies, damned lies . . . than £15.00 Available in dark blue. Stock sizes will be M, L, & XL. Our current membership records have been held on a spreadsheet Other sizes to order. since I took over the Membership Secretary job last summer. All orders and enquiries to Steve Young (Publicity Manager) Besides keeping the records (which are backed up with a copy address on back page of Newsletter. kept at a separate location to mine) the spreadsheet allows me to create statistics, some of which I will share with you from time to time. This time it concerns the provision of EMGS Manuals to new members. Since we offered the option of either paper (at extra cost) or the CD version of the Manual in February 2007, 75% have taken the CD, 25% paper. Not sure whether the attraction of the CD is cost or convenience. Best wishes Phil Tattershall EMGS Newsletter January 2008 174 - 5 Seen at expoEM South 2007 . . . Above: Wagons awaiting departure on "Anderstaff Yard" by Brendan Walsh. Right: Ian Hollis, winner of The Best Layout at expoEM South 2008 ("Alkham") with his helpers Steph Steele and Chris Wood. Not only did the layout win admiration but also the trailer in which it was transported. Below: "Sutterton" brought along by John Andrews of Peterborough. A nice continuous run through a fiddle yard layout ideal for a bit of 'train spotting'. EMGS Newsletter January 2008 174 - 6 Above: "Hemyock". Although set in the 1930s this layout certainly captured the whole atmosphere of the area for those of us who remembered it in its final days during the 1960s. (Now sadly bulldozed and a housing estate has grown up on the diary and adjacent site.) Left: The signal box at "Birmingham Moor Street". Below: "Great Bardfield". A 'might have been' location in Essex during the 1950s built by David Hawkins of the South Hants. MRC. Photos : Phil Tattershall EMGS Newsletter January 2008 174 - 7 Exhibition Circuit . . . SOUTHAMPTON MODEL RAILWAY SOCIETY NOTTINGHAM East Midlands MODEL RAILWAY EXHIBITION SATURDAY 26th JANUARY 10.30am to 5.00pm SATURDAY 15th MARCH 9.30am to 5.30pm SUNDAY 27th JANUARY 10.00am to 5.00pm SUNDAY 16th MARCH 10.00am to 5.00pm EASTPOINT CENTRE, BURGOYNE ROAD, THORNHILL, THE HARVEY HADDEN SPORTS COMPLEX, WIGMAN ROAD, SOUTHAMPTON, SO19 6PB. BILBOROUGH, NOTTINGHAM, NG8 4PB. Over 20 layouts including "Talyllyn" in EM and "Dartley" in Layout details still to be advised but exhibition will have P4. Full trade support including Kevin Robertson Books, over 40 traders attending such as 247 Developments, Bill Roxey Mouldings, Eileen's Emporium and Green Scene. Hudson Transport Books, Comet Models, Connoisseur Specialist stands and demonstrations. EMGS Demo stand. Models, Dart Castings, David Geen, Eileen's Emporium, MJT, Hot and cold refreshment facilities. Free car park. About 1½ miles from M27 Junction 8, Model Signal Engineering, Modelex, Parkside Dundas,and follow road signs for A3024 Southampton. By train/bus, Solent Blue Line routes 18 and 19 from Southampton Central station and City Centre. South Eastern Finecast. EMGS Demo stand attending. Adult £4.50p Senior Citizens £3.50p Child (5-15) £2.00p Family (2+2) £11.50p From M1 junc. 26 follow A610, then A6002. By rail to Nottingham Midland, bus No.28 Nottingham City Transport from Parliament Street (City centre). Free on-site car park with ERITH MODEL RAILWAY SOCIETY security cameras and patrols. Overflow car park in school next door. Cafeteria and Lounge Bar. All-in-one level with disabled access. SATURDAY 26th JANUARY 10.00am to 5.00pm Adult £6.00p Senior Citizens/Students £5.00p Child £2.00p Family (2+2) £14.00p SUNDAY 27th JANUARY 10.00am to 4.30pm TEMPLE HILL CP SCHOOL, ST EDMUNDS ROAD, CRAWLEY MODEL RAILWAY SOCIETY TEMPLE HILL, DARTFORD, KENT, DA1 5ND. Golden Jubilee Exhibition Adult £5.00p Concessions £4.00p Child (under 5's free) £3.00p Family (2+2) £14.00p SATURDAY 12th APRIL 10.00am to 5.00pm SUNDAY 13th APRIL 10.00am to 4.30pm ROCHDALE MODEL RAILWAY GROUP TANBRIDGE HOUSE SCHOOL, GUILDFORD ROAD, SATURDAY 2nd FEBRUARY 10.00am to 5.00pm HORSHAM, RH12 1SR. SUNDAY 3rd FEBRUARY 10.00am to 4.30pm 20 layouts including in EM, "Alkham" and in P4 will be OULDER HILL LEISURE CENTRE, ROCHDALE, OL11 5EF. "Harton Gill" and "Lee on Solent" plus demonstrations, trade Approx. 14 layouts including in EM "Ashbourne Midland", stands and a passenger carrying railway. "Cornwallis Yard" and in S4 "Knutsford East Junction". Trade Further details telephone 01293 454363 or see website www.crawleymrs.org.uk includes Bill Hudson Books, Milnsbridge Models and Wizard Adult £4.00p Child/Concessions £2.00p Family (2+2) £10.00p Models. SCALEFOUR NORTH 2008 Adult £3.50p OAP £2.50p Child £2.00p Family £9.00p SATURDAY 19th APRIL 10.00am to 5.00pm WARMINSTER MODEL RAILWAY EXHIBITION SUNDAY 20th APRIL 10.00am to 4.00pm SATURDAY 16th FEBRUARY 10.00am to 5.00pm WAKEFIELD COLLEGE, THORNES PARK, WAKEFIELD. ASSEMBLY HALL, WESTERN CAR PARK, Layouts attending "Brinkley" BR(M) 1946-60; "Coldfair Green" WARMINSTER, WILTSHIRE. LNER/BR(E) 1920-60; "Coome Wharf" LB&SCR 1903; 13 layouts, static displays and trade stands, transport books. "Hedleythorpe" BR(NE) 1950; "Lower Soudley" GWR 1930s; Refreshment facilities. Disabled access all on one level Adult £4.00p Child/Senior Citizens £2.00p Family (2+2) £9.00p "Maindee East Engine Shed" BR(W) 1961; and "St. Merryn" BR(S) 1954. Lectures by Dave Carter "Signal Operation by SOUTH HANTS MODEL RAILWAY CLUB memory wire and by Roy Jackson "Grand Designs". SATURDAY 1st MARCH 10.30am to 4.30pm Demonstrations by Tom Mallard of Locomotive Construction; CROOKHORN COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY, Paul Gittins on Track Construction and Dave Booth will have WATERLOOVILLE, PORTSMOUTH, PO7 5UD. Free parking, easy access from A3(M), refreshments, good disabled access. an Introduction to DCC. About 20 Specialist traders will be Adult £4.00p Senior £3.00p Child £2.50p Family £10.00p www.shmrc.co.uk attending. Free car parking. Hot and cold refreshments available at lunchtime. WYRE FOREST RAILWAY CLUB £4.00p (Scalefour Society members and concessions). £5.00p non members. SATURDAY 8th MARCH 10.00am to 5.00pm Partners admitted free. Tickets are valid for both days. SUNDAY 9th MARCH 10.00am to 4.00pm THE EPSOM SHOW 2008 GLADES ARENA, WYRE FOREST LEISURE CENTRE, SATURDAY 26th APRIL 10.00am to 5.30pm KIDDERMINSTER. SUNDAY 27th APRIL 10.00am to 5.00pm 16 plus layouts including EM "Wibdenshaw" and "Culm". NORTH EAST SURREY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY, 10 minutes walk approx. from Network Rail and SVR stations. Adult £4.50p Seniors £3.50p Child £2.00p Family (2+2) £11.00p REIGATE ROAD (A240), EWELL, KT17 3DS. This year there is a concentration of O gauge layouts but for The Model Railway Club 4mm finescale there will be "Coombe Wharf" (P4) and FORTHCOMING EVENTS "Westcliff" (EM) and "The Gresley Beat (00). NESCOT has free car parking for 600 vehicles is located just off the Ewell By Pass (A24) Thursday 14th February 2008 and is only 4 miles south of the A3 interchange at Tolworth and 6 miles north of the M25 (junc. 8) at Reigate. Ewell East station, served by trains from London Victoria, is a 10 "From the Tree Tops" minute walk away. Refreshments (hot and cold). A demonstration by professional model maker Jacqui Perrat on how to build Further details can be found at www.eemrc.org.uk realistic trees for your layout. Adult £4.50p Senior Citizens £4.00p Child £2.00p Family (2+2) £11.00p Thursday 13th March 2008 OPEN DAY diesel and electric modellers united - demu Another cracking video presentation by Nick Lera. SUNDAY SATURDAY 7th JUNE 10.00am to 5.00pm Thursday 10th April 2008 20th APRIL SUNDAY 8th JUNE 10.00am to 4.00pm Nick Freezer on "Isle of Man Railway". TOWN HALL, KING EDWARD PLACE, The second Thursday of the month from September to May is generally a talk BURTON-ON-TRENT, DE14 2EB. or presentation on an aspect of modelling or prototype railways - please check our website for details of our autumn programme. On non-event Thursdays Diesel / Electric British theme layouts, specialist traders, our extensive library is open for browsing and research (until 9pm) and our models display and lots more. test tracks are available for most popular gauges. Visitors are welcome Ample free parking. between 7 and 10pm. Refreshments are available. demu is the National Society for modellers of the British Railway diesel and electric era, and this specialist event provides a Showcase website: www.themodelrailwayclub.org.uk or call 020 7837 2542 for more details. for the best in Diesel and Electric Modelling. All events take place at: Adult £5.00p demu members £3.00p Child/Senior £3.00p Family (2+2) £12.00p Keen House, 4 Calshot Street, London N1 9DA. Note: As this is a specialist event, this may not suit the very young viewer. EMGS Newsletter January 2008 174 - 8 to the editor . . . Hi Doug Doug, I can't believe my eyes, the RG4 debate still goes on! 'letters to the The latest EMGS Manual inserts from J.D. ED' EMGS Newsletter 173. Smith about return cranks: Do you know, when I first developed RG4 back in 1978, it was 12 I recently made a Welshpool and Llanfair loco (in 4mm scale, 009 months in development and numerous headaches! but, I would gauge) with Walschaerts. The wheel supplier (Backwoods not have believed that it would still be a topic of conversation 29 Miniatures) suggested soldering on the outside cranks to the axle years later. I still have all my prototypes and the first production ends of the plastic centred wheels, with the wheels cooled by samples. Sad that the product is not as good as it used to be with standing in water, or something similar. the original Faulhaber motor married to the Portescap original gearhead. The original ones we had to glue together. Thank all of I cut up tiny pieces of sponge, soaked them in water, and clipped my early customers for me. Its been quite a full 29 years for me them onto the wheels, and also painted water on them with a since. For you too, old friend I guess? paintbrush. All was well, using 145 solder, but problems with All the best quartering meant I removed the cranks subsequently and redid Ken them, several times! - and the wheels did lose their firm grip. So Kean Maygib (formerly Kean Components) when I was eventually satisfied with the quartering I got some Araldite onto the axle/wheel interface and luckily that worked, but Dear Editor, if I'd done that first it would have been better. You may like to include the following in the Newsletter. I would like The return crank is soldered onto the pretinned crankpin with 70 to inform you that Alsager Railway Association has acquired an EM lowmelt and is fine, has been so far, and that's very easy to do. So layout and we now have an active group working to develop it. if the relevant bits were pretinned before assembly, then maybe a We exhibited the layout for the first time at our Annual exhibition in quick dab of 70 should do it, with similar H 2O precautions as Alsager on the 18th and 19th November. We have yet to give it a above? name but will probably name after its creator the late Mr Worrall of The first page of Mr. Smith's insert I found a very interesting Alsager. summary of what I had gleaned from various sources, having mostly The layout is based around LMS prototype just pre war. We are failed to find a modeller's guide to making the Walschaert gear, hoping to add stock and allow post war to be modelled probably especially needed as I was doing it from scratch. An expansion of up till the end of steam. the information might be useful generally? We may be able to exhibit at other meetings subject to agreement I'll send a photo of the completed model, it won the George and availability of members. If there are any EM modellers who MacArthur trophy at Model Rail Scotland in February, and another would like to attend or to join our group then they are welcome to trophy at the local show in Cathcart last month. attend any Friday evening. Although second Friday of every month All the best, is building night all other Fridays are running nights with participation from our juniors. Julian Roberts (Glasgow) Regards Brian Keenan (email@example.com) EMGS Trade. . . Doug Fairhurst 30th December 2007 First, thanks to all those who attended expoEM South and coming sell these to exhaustion. Stocks as listed are reasonable at the along to the Trade Stand. Whether you purchased anything or moment. The all-steel wheel supplies are not affected. not it's always great to have a chat. I can now supply the metre lengths of Flexitrack but only in full I have now been able to revise the price list and No.30 is enclosed packs of 25m. Collection has always been possible from Enfield, with this mailing. Remember you can always keep up to date with but please phone or email so arrangements can be made. new products etc. by looking at the Trade section on our web site. Those of you who can cast their minds back to EMGS Trade some I do update this at least once a month. If you had been following 25 or so years ago may remember me selling the Roger Carpenter those announcements you would have seen that I had added a and the LEO Products and their popular couplings. Those were small range of various materials such as brass tube etc. These the days when I commuted to Birmingham from London and used have now been incorporated into the revised list as a permanent to 'call in and collect'. The M1/A45 were by comparison to today's feature and may be added to from time to time. traffic just country lanes! I have re-introduced two items by popular One question that has arisen concerns the inside diameters of the demand which are now known and improved as the "Smiths" type. brass tubing. The tubes are designed to be telescopic and will I will be at the Members' Day but due to the limited time and space slide fit into each other. However, the query relates to the smallest available I will only be able to bring along a representative range. sizes from the two ranges which obviously have no tube to slide If there's anything specific you require please advise in advance. into them. I have used various gauging materials to determine this and have found that the internal diameters are as follows: I have had to add a MINIMUM 60p postage to all UK orders as the new postal charging system was starting to impact the cost of EMBT1 1/16" round - 0.77mm comfortable slide fit sales. The postage on items which may have been very light in EMMT1 0.5mm round - 0.30mm very very tight weight, but larger than the Large Letter rate made sending totally - 0.26mm nice slide fit uneconomic. There have been a few examples where the total loss EMSB1 5/32" square - 3.2mm nice slide fit per order was exceeding a £1. That simply didn't make sense. I have good stocks of wagon and coach wheels from the Alan Again, however, it would be difficult to have different postage costs Gibson range. The transition of business to the new owners has depending on the final physical volume of an order!! So I have not caused any difficulty at all and stocks are coming through as rationalised and kept postage on rail, postage on very heavy items, normal. I have added two more of the range to the list by popular postage on the tubes and rods and the rest at 60p The price list demand. front cover explains in detail. This will have very little impact for overseas members as postage is charged at cost. I regret to report that in an email from Ken Pelham of Kean Maygib he is currently not able to supply further stocks of the plastic frame To avoid waste, please continue to use existing order forms but hornblocks and hence I have removed them from the list. Similarly note the changes shown above which may not be reflected on his plastic centred wheels have gone out of production and I will older forms. EMGS Newsletter January 2008 174 - 9 In the Trade. . . Built at York in 1946 these coaches were fIrst allocated to the East Coast Main Line. In 1950 they were transferred to 'all line' stock and renumbered, one having been withdrawn as the result of an accident. Early Thompson coaches with square windows suffered severe 105 MOSSFIELD ROAD - KINGS HEATH corrosion at the corners. To counter this BR welded a thin steel BIRMINGHAM - B14 7JE strip around the frames. The model portrays the coach in this Phone/FAX : 0121 242 2233 Email : email@example.com condition. www.cometmodels.co.uk Later builds to other diagrams were built new with round window Comet Models Thompson 3 compartment corners and the next release will be the all third corridor coach to D329 which will represent a Thompson with this feature. corridor brake third to D331. Following on from these will be the restaurant fIrst to D354 and the pantry third to D355. All the coaches follow the standard Comet format with etched brass sides and underframe, an extruded aluminium roof and detail components in cast white metal. The interior is included together with instructions and prototype information. The sides are also available separately for r.t.r conversions and scratchbuilding. Kit KE13 Thompson 3 comp. corridor brake third £37.50 E13 sides only £ 9.00 Romford Markits wheels and bearings (4 axles) £ 9.00 W&T Scalelink contoured wheels and bearings (4 axles)£ 5.50 PARKSIDE DUNDAS Richard Hollingworth from Parkside reports: "Our next 4mm kit, which will be ready mid 2008, is for a GWR N13 Horse Box. These were built in the 1920s and lasted into the early 1960s. I will send you a drawing of same. An other project for 2008 is for the TOPE Ballast Wagon, which is a cut down and modified version of our HTV hopper." PARKSIDE DUNDAS Millie Street, Kirkcaldy, Fife, KY1 2NL. Tel/FAX: 01592 640896 LONDON ROAD MODELS Jol Wilkinson has sent a photograph of an NER class O/LNER/BR John M. James class G5 0-4-4 constructed and painted by John James from a Professional Modelmaking London Road Models kit. This is an EM gauge model with full KIT BUILT LOCOMOTIVES & ROLLING STOCK compensation on all wheels (designed within the kit) and HIGH QUALITY & EXHIBITION STANDARDS GUARANTEED consequently gives extremely good traction. The chassis has been All locomotives feature split axle/frames a speciality modified to John's usual method of split axle and split frames picking Commissions undertaken up on all wheels using his own style of axles (split axles are available 41 MARK ROAD - HIGHTOWN - MERSEYSIDE - L38 OBG TEL : 0151 929 2628 through the EMGS Stores) and the wheels are from the Alan Gibson range. Lining and lettering is done using "Fox" transfers and is email@example.com finished in the BR period with light weathering. EMGS Newsletter January 2008 174 - 10 From days gone by . . . Doug Fairhurst The "From days gone by" photo in the last Newsletter generated 'modified'. What hasn't changed is the presence of the signal box quite some interest so I thought I would continue that theme for the which still stands out amongst the redevelopment (well at least for next few Newsletters. Barnstaple Town is seen here some 40 years the enthusiasts who would recognise such a piece of railway ago taken on the 17th July 1967 in its 'final days'. I went back architecture). The gates and the lines have all gone and the usual there this summer (in fact on the same date) and had a look car park has replaced them. What I didn't realise until I looked around. The line now terminates on the other side of the river again at the photograph was that the gates actually 'overlapped'. which is a shadow of its former glory. The junction has all gone A nice touch for any modeller, particularly if you attempted to under roadwork construction etc. However, the Town station mechanise it! building still remains despite being put to other uses and has been Free entry to expoEM 2008 Congratulations to . . . As always we will provide free entry and free lunch to any members The winner of the Prize Draw at expoEM South was Tom Curtis of that are prepared to help with stewarding at this year's expoEM Farnham Surrey who has been sent a cheque to the value of £10. event over the weekend of 17-18 May 2008 at Bracknell. Brush Traction Announcement All we ask is that you give up a few hours to help man doors and FKI, the parent company of Brush Traction, has announced the keep the much needed supply lines of tea and coffee open recent acquisition of Hunslet Barclay of Kilmarnock. Hunslet Barclay throughout the weekend for our exhibitors and traders. will now be known as Brush Barclay. Richard Stevenson has this year very kindly agreed to take on the Together they have over 300 years of experience and knowledge role of Chief Steward. If you can offer some help can we ask that in the rail industry. you contact Richard on: (The Hunslet name will be used by LH Group Services who also firstname.lastname@example.com or call him own the intellectual copywrite to many famous names including Tel: 01923 342481 or drop a line to Barclay, Hunslet, Avonside, Kitson, North British, Greenwood & Batley, Hudswell Clarke, John Fowler, Kerr Stuart and Manning 15 Weybarton, Byfleet, Surrey, KT19 7EF. Wardle) Richard will be writing to all those that have previously stewarded BARKING & DISTRICT MODEL RAILWAY SOCIETY but of course with the change of venue we fully expect some of you not to be able to assist this year. SATURDAY 15th MARCH 10.00am to 4.00pm KINGSLEY HALL, PARSLOES AVENUE, DAGENHAM, After several years acting as Chief Steward, Andrew Smith has LATE NEWS ESSEX, RM9 5NB. decided to step aside. Andrew has been an unsung hero acting 20+ layouts. In 18.83 "Coldfair Green" and by Colin as Graeme's "number two" over the weekend helping to ensure everything went smoothly so visitors and exhibitors alike had a Wilson, "Rixworth Green". In EM will be "Sporle Shed" great weekend. Thanks Andrew for all your valuable help and and "Barstaple Street". In addition will be the EM layout support over the years - We look forward to see you at the show of the EMGS Secretary (Graeme Vickery) "Trewithick". this year as a paying punter! Disabled/wheelchair access. Refreshments available. Plenty of free off street parking. Adult £3.50p Concessions £3.00p Child £2.00p Family (2+2) £8.00p EMGS Newsletter January 2008 174 - 11 FOR SALE Notice Board FOR SALE DCC EQUIPMENT EM gauge turnouts: Constructed from C&L components (3 bolt pattern chairs), The Society has been bequeathed the following ZTC DCC equipment which is bullhead rail. 1 x 3 way point, right hand @ £21.00; 1 x Double slip @ listed below: £25.00; 2 x right hand points @ £14.00 each. C&L track components ex K&L finescale: Running rail chairs 3 bolt pattern ZTC 511 Controller £399.99 4CH101B - 1 pack of 500 @ £6.00; 4CH101A, 4 packs of 250 @ £3.50 per ZTC 550 Power Booster £ 89.00 pack and 1 pack of 150 detached from sprue @ £1.50; 4CHB01A, 2 packs ZTC 560 Transformer £ 39.00 of 10 (brass) @ £2.00 per pack; Slide chairs, 4 bolt pattern 4CH B03A - 1 ZTC 562 Transformer £ 39.00 pack of 4 pieces (brass) @ £1.25; 4CH B03A, 1 pack of 2 pieces (brass) @ ZTC 304T Accessory module £ 38:00 each (quantity 3) £0.65; 4CH103A, 1 pack of 120 pieces (ABS) @ £2.00; Tie bars (EM) ZTC 304 Accessory module £ 29.95 each (quantity 5) 4T1EM, 4 PACKS OF 2 @ £1.50 per pack; Fishplates (plastic) 4FP101A, 1 ZTC 601-F2 Module Tester £ 32.50 pack of 40 pieces @ £1.75; 4mm scale sleepering 4SL 102A, 8ft 6ins (thin ZTC 203 Super loco module £ 28.00 type) 4 packs of 100 @ £1.50 per pack; 4SL 102A, 8ft 6ins (thin) 1 pack of ZTC 216 Multifunction loco £ 33.00 200 detached from sprue @ £2.50; 4SL 103A, 9ft (thin) 2 packs @ £1.50 Several of the items are brand new. Others have been lightly used. There are per pack; 4mm point timbering, 4TT 101A (thin) 9 packs @ £1.50 per pack. a couple of rolls of copper tape, manuals, plugs etc and several items that I Postage not included or buyer collects. am unable to identify. Alan Leadbeater (Hampshire) Tel. 023 92693606 We are looking for offers on this equipment as a whole, but are willing to E-mail: email@example.com consider options for single items. Kemilway etched loco and tender chassis kits (TC1 + LC1) £10; Wills island Prices are the full list price as shown in the ZTC price list just to give an idea platform building kit (SS78) £4; Hornby Q1 33037 (R2355) £45; Bachmann of relative worth. Ivatt tank 41243 (31-451D) £35; Bachmann LMS 50ft BG (red/cream) £10; Bachmann E-Z Command controller (DCC) boxed unused £30; Trackside 1/76 Specification and other details can be found on ZTCs website at https:// vehicles £7 each: Scarab and parcels trailer (148002), Scarab and container secure.ztccontrols.co.uk/ on trailer (148000), Guy Pantechnicon BRS (146000). R.A.Shier Interested parties please contact Steve Young (Publicity Manager). (Derbyshire) Tel: 01246 237936 Contact details below Unopened EM Alan Gibson loco wheelsets. Bachmann 08 (x2) £12 ea, BASEBOARDS Bachmann 37/55 (x4) £12 ea, Bachmann 20/24/25 or Heljan 33/Hymek (x5) £8 ea, Heljan Western (x1) £11, Heljan 47 or Bachmann 47/57/66 or Hornby The Society has been bequeathed a set of baseboards. Constructed based 60 (x2) £11 ea, Hornby class 50 (x6 3'7" version) £16 ea, also 60 14mm on the Barry Norman open girder construction principle. This occupies a plain disc coach wheels £9 per 10. Kevin Hern. 48 Coppice Walk, space approx 10ft by 12ft and is in eight sections. It must be stated that Shirley, Solihull, B90 4HY. Tel: 01564 702024 there is no trackwork. Also whilst the layout is portable, it is probably not suited to being transported regularly owing to the unequal size of the sections. WANTED In a nutshell you would have difficulties transporting it in anything other than Does anyone have any Romford RP25 profile 14mm 10-spoke driving wheels a large estate or a van. surplus to requirements? The axle length is unimportant. Karl Crowther. We are willing to accept any reasonable offer rather than seeing it go to the E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Tel: 01275 857400 tip. Chilton Ironworks kit. Made or unmade for a NER Class 1001. John James Pictures available on request for anybody interested and the baseboards can (Merseyside) Tel: 0161 929 2628 be inspected (Basingstoke) by pior arrangement. Buyer collects but will be LATE NEWS : The winner of the Best Diesel Electric layout at the willing to assist with transport if sold locally. NEC Warley show was Peter Johnson with his layout "Canada Please contact Steve Young. (Publicity Manager) - details below Road". Photo in next edition. E.M. GAUGE SOCIETY BOARD MEMBERS & OTHER POSTS Chairman : Chris Kedgley. 43 Lambs Row, Lychpit, Publicity : Steve Young. 28 Petrel Croft, Kempshott, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG24 8SL. Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG22 5JY. (01256) 332769 firstname.lastname@example.com (01256) 472154 email@example.com Secretary : Graeme Vickery. 41 Enstone Road, Ickenham, Middlesex, UB10 8EZ. (01895) 676282 Other Board Bob Blood. 5 Kent Drive, Teddington, Middlesex, email@example.com Members : TW11 0PD. (020) 8977 5020 Treasurer : Mike O'Neill. 2 Chichester Way, Steve Wear. 14 Lime Grove, Doddinghurst, Saunders Ness Road, London, E14 3EG. Brentwood, Essex, CM15 0AY. (01277) 824054 (020) 7987 8168 John Sneyd. (*) 40 Dylways, London, SE5 8HR. Trade Officer : Doug Fairhurst. 4 Meadway, Freezywater, Enfield, (020) 7274 1073 Middlesex, EN3 6NU. (01992) 764715 firstname.lastname@example.com (*) Acts as the Area Group Co-ordinator Membership Phil Tattershall. 22 Squirrel Close, Sandhurst, Berkshire, GU47 9DL. (01252) 876761 Non Board Post email@example.com Exhibition Stand Co-ordinator (for EMGS representation at local Publications : Doug Fairhurst. 4 Meadway, Freezywater, Enfield, and National Exhibitions) (i.e. excludes expoEM events) Middlesex, EN3 6NU. (01992) 764715 Vacancy : Is this a job for you? Please contact our firstname.lastname@example.com Secretary for details. The EMGS Newsletters and most other Society publications NEXT PLANNED COPY & PUBLICATION DATES : are compiled, edited and typeset by Doug Fairhurst, 4 Copy date 10th March. Next mailing will be during April and will contain Meadway, Freezywater, ENFIELD, Middlesex, EN3 6NU. Due details of expoEM 2008 at Bracknell in May. ADVERTISMENTS (Small Ads as well as Exhibition display advertising) is free of to the nature of this work exact publication dates cannot be charge but this service is only available to EMGS members. There is no booking guaranteed as much depends on you, the membership, in arrangement as all adverts are accepted on a first come first served basis for each sending articles for publication. publication and depending on the availability of space. THE E.M. GAUGE SOCIETY WAS FOUNDED IN 1955. THE E.M. GAUGE SOCIETY LIMITED IS A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE AND WAS INCORPORATED ON THE 8th MAY 1985 EMGS Newsletter January 2008 REGISTERED IN ENGLAND No. 1912060 174 - 12


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Daljit May 9, 2008 10:16 AM (in response to 277993)It was showing all the obsolete backups, but if they are expired so why its not coming up in any of the EXPIRED backup command??
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ebrian May 9, 2008 1:59 PM (in response to Daljit)I've experienced this same thing even with DISK backups. I essentially created a script from V$BACKUP_PIECE_DETAILS & V$BACKUP_SET_DETAILS and then kicked it off in RMAN.
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1. You don't see each other on weekends. Weeknight dates are quaint, in their own way, but they are also telling of a bigger problem: your partner reserves his or her weekends for more important things. If you have never been asked out to be with him or her on a Friday, look elsewhere for someone who thinks you're well worth the weekend.
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Additional Physical Format: | Print version: Majumdar, Niharkana. Justice and police in Bengal, 1765-1793. Calcutta, K.L. Mukhopadhyay, 1960 (DLC)a 61004294 (OCoLC)1021929 |
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OCLC Number: | 555683474 |
Reproduction Notes: | Electronic reproduction. [S.l.] : HathiTrust Digital Library, 2010. MiAaHDL |
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Responsibility: | Foreword by N.K. Sinha. |
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(164 Posts)Possibly.
Anyway je suis tres excited and tres looking forward to the trolley des fromages (and looking forward to showing off my French)
Jealous! Have fun!
Oooh la la etc
Have a cracking time
Areyoumad - good to hear. Our DC are reasonably restaurant-trained but this is our first venture into Michelin-starred territory with them. The Manoir for a mid week lunch was a very deliberate choice.
We will expect a full blow by blow report on Michel La Gavroche.
I went in 1992 and can still remember what I ate. <saddo>
Marking my place so I can hear all about it once you're back from the honeymoon or at least recovered from the high.
I've never been anywere posh, I am dead jealous.
La GavOrf Menu:
To start
Soupe de Tomate avec swirl de la creme
Tail de Cock au Prawns (dans un verre de vin avec shredded lettu et le pink sauce)
Haricots au sauce tomate sur le pain grille
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Nescafe et Après Huits to finish
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Talc that menu sounds delicious. if you grew up in the 70s
Can I add 'Tuna A La Bake avec Crisps'. My mum was a master of that dish.
Enjoy tomorrow Getorf. We will all be jealous thinking of you.
How about 'Le crepe croustillant'
Poledra - ah yes, from the kitchen of the legendary Michel Findus?
Avec le minced boeuf?
Haha, I love you talc.
No I will have:
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Spamme et pommes frites avec les petits pois <<Mushie>>
Rolle de l'artique
Les fromages - les Edam, le barelle de crackerre, dairy le
Fuck, you did role artique, didn't see that in my excitement.
Lol a proclivities
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He is already spoken for, join the queue...I wonder if Monica will be in the kitchen.
I'm very jealous, have a great time.
Don't forget clean sheets for when you seduce Monsieur back to your boudoir!
<hopes I've got the right sheet changing MNer>
He was judging the cake competition at local fete last weekend. He appeared to be absolutely luffly.
And to drink, Moddom, will you have Le Nun Bleu or Le Tour Noir, peut-etre? Or we have un Matus Rose effronte? (excusez le lack of accents - je ne suis pas capable)
Mais, sacre bleu, Talc! Tu as oubliez les doights de poisson croustillant! Avec leur sauce du salad creme.
Et apres, le gateau de foret noir.
Le tsk.
[Grin] at Talc's menu, especially the butterscotch Angel Delight.
I hope you have a lovely time, GetOrf.
Pardonnez-moi, Mme BIWI
Peut-être le gateau de Foret Noir est trop poshe pour La GavrOrf.
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Oh gawd sorry! I just remembered it as I spend far too much time reading the amusing threads about how often do people wash this or change that. The sheet one was vair funny!
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Gonna keep this as short as I can.
Let me first say that I love cannabis. It should be legal. I have tried lots of drugs but the only amphetime(upper) I've done is coke(been over 10 years since I've messed with it) and pump it. I never really cared for shit that makes my heart beat super fast. Drugs like: coke crack heroin meth. Should be illegal PERIOD. It doesn't matter if SOME people can do them responsibly because MOST won't. These drugs are inharetly addiciting. They can LITERALLY change you, Your state of mind and personality.( yes I now pot can too. But nowhere near, not even in same solar system, as the hard drugs) So. Pump It powder. Tried it Saturday. Today will be the last day I use it. Been using for 3 days now. And yes I've sleept. Once this is gone I will not be buying anymore. Its like coke/MDMA and maybe meth but I dont know for sure on that one. The urge to re dose is very very strong. Much like coke. Zero desire for food or water. Way worse than coke. The stimulant effects last much longer than the high. Which for people who abuse uppers = an easy over dose. Tightness around heart. Resting HR of up to 140 ish( yes I know that's bad) arrhythmia, palpitations(POUnDING heart, which prob scares quite a few to the ER). These were just my symptoms. A simple google search will lead you to much more frightening symptoms. Must add that I've done quite a bit and my neg side effects reflect that. However I'm in tune with my body. Have experience in bad trip/panic attact moments brought on by drugs. So I know I'm ok, as far as not freaking out goes. But inexperienced kids or adults may not have it so easy. This stuff SHOULD be illegal. Mark my words. Bookmark this page. The whole RC,research chemical thing is comming our way fast. And if RC like this are allowed to be made avallible to the public, from a GAS STATION( for god sakes) or headshop, oh the trouble it's gonna cause. I really don't care for uppers(and am experienced), so saying goodbye to this pinkish imp won't be a problem for me. For others....YOU, it may be a horribly different story. Know your drug, know your body, know your mind. Don't be stupid. |
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Oh and this stuff is NOT bath salts. It's NOT shoe deodorizer. So STOP calling it that. The media and everyone else just sound like idiots when they keep hitting that nail. Don't care what it's advertised for. It IS meant for human consumption. That's why they make it! But that DOES NOT make it ok to do it.
If you wanna turn someone OFF of this stuff. Remind them of the fact that all though a lot if research chemicals have been around for decades, the long term effects of these chemicals on the body are very much unknown. UNKNOWN. |
Apr 22, 2012
Pump it powder is horrible. It is addictive and very easy to obtain at a cheap price. I tried it and I felt focused awake and lively but it stayed that way all night and into the next day. I showed a buddy and instantly my circle of peers were using. I have considered contacting the DEA and tattle on the stores that carry this bullshit to stop this epidemic and save some people from hell. After multiple times used I feel a tightness in my chest very dry mouth severe paranoia and the inability to function around normal people. DON'T DO PUMP IT! Buy a cheeseburger!
May 23, 2012
My son was on it with his neighbor for one week. His neighbor hung himself in his closet over a fight with his wife. My son almost shot up his closet because he thought someone was in there watching him and he called the cops and got hauled to the Psych unit. Bad stuff. There is a lot of articles about it. They are hopefully going to take it off the market. If you need to take a drug, get it from the doctor.
Jun 27, 2012
So much for keeping it short
Jul 22, 2012
You all are stupid!!! Not everyone buys it for consumption!!! It is a shoe deodorizer and it works well!! You can't blame the shit for people being stupid and harming themselves... That's is a choice and the powder has nothing to do with it...
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