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M & L castings ????

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mindesign - 30 Mar 2005 02:50 GMT
Hi all

I have just received a lovely kit entitled:

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28 Cottesbrook Close
Ernsford Grange
Coventry CV3 2FU

It is of an LNWR Cornwall and Webb Coupe (passenger carriage), 4mm Scale
Cast Loco and Brass Chassis kit 2-2-2 loco. It is a lovely "Single" and
coach.

Anyway to my question - Does anyone have a contact for these people? Also, I
will need to get a motor for it and need advice as to where to get one and
at what stage to fit it.

Finally, does anyone else have one of these they have finished? If so, or
you know of someone - I would love to see some pics as the only one I have
is on the box and it isn't great.

thanks for any help

Steve
Kevin Martin - 30 Mar 2005 09:20 GMT
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I believe Alan Gibson ended up with this range. This link takes you to
the what I think is the remains (upgraded) of the M&L kits

http://www.scalefour.org/ag/ag6.htm#LNWR

AG has accumulated a large range of models from many sources and in many
cases the full range is no longer available. If you follow the links to
his general notes on loco kit construction, he recommends Mashima Motors
and High Level gearboxes.

Another good source of gearboxes is the NWSL www.nwsl.com  range (if you
can figure out their new website :-) ) the 0.3 range is what to look for.

For a model like this careful selection of the motor/gearbox combination
is going to be important.

Kevin Martin
mindesign - 30 Mar 2005 11:23 GMT
many thanks Kevin - will look into it as the last thing I need is a static
display!

Steve

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