Model Forum / General / Railroads / March 2006

I have aquired a Hornby model of a Class 90 loco, numbered "90 028" which
needs a few pieces replacing, and possibly just a whole new body shell.
Unfortuntely though from looking on the bottom All that is printed is
"Hornby" in itaics, and no RXXX number is shown.

In the UK train drivers must spend time 'learning road' and then sign to
confirm that they know the route(s). They are then allowed to drive
trains on that route without any other person in the cab.
Does the same apply to route knowledge in the US/Canada. Do they till

I need to paint white lines on my 4mm model layout roads what is the
best method as free hand does not work very well!!
Peter

The two terms are used interchangeably nowadays. In reading some history it

I want to model an open structure type station platform, either wooden or
prefab concrete type, in 4mm scale. Does any manufacturer produce this kind
of platform? A scan through numerous websites has found any number of
different platform kits, but nothingof this type,

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