This months picture…
ex LSWR Adams 0395 class 0-6-0 No 3441 awaits her next pilot turn on Fisherton Sarum. She is built from a DJH white metal kit.
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.The only duplicate No. I ever saw was 3441. Shunted and local goods at Guildford and Woking so I can t imagine how it got t to Fisherton Sarum.
Hi Gerry
3441 was allocated to Salisbury between the early 1940’s until 1951 when she was indeed transferred to Guildford, hence appearing on Fisherton Sarum.
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Nice picture Graham, I’ve always had a soft spot for the 0395’s and hopefully someone will do a RTR version (cough Hornby cough).
Graham, Whilst modifying the brake hangers on my N class tenders, I observed that the buffer separation on the slope sided version was 1.5 mm less than on the straight sided one.Only having drawings for the latter, I am wondering if this is correct, or a Bachmann design error.Your advice would be appreciated. Regards Peter Crawshaw ( Australia )
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Do you mean the distance between the centrelines of the buffers?