... /www.techsmith.com/tutorial-jing-video-format-swf-mp4.html Of course swf is better but the Mpeg 4 is not unuseable (but I never get headaches!!). It seems to me that there has to be some compromise somewhere as the ideal is not attainable- it seems a shame to not have the videos- especially as they are so useful to beginners. Best wishes, Howard Last edited on 18 Jul 2013 08:51 by JFS posted: 18 Jul 2013 10:22 from: Stephen Freeman Hi, People might not know but there is beta experimental version of Firefox called Aurora. I'm on 24.0a- they say it's experimental and might be unstable but no problems so far and faster too. Stephen Martin Wynne wrote: Martin Wynne wrote: You can see how much clearer it is using a lossless format. p.s. Be aware that the latest version of Firefox (22) has wrecked this for users on 120dpi screens. Press CTRL+ minus twice on the Jing page before starting the video, to get it ...

... chrome, will giv e you a trans lik regards, Rodney Hills 11 Mar 2013 23:42 from: rodney_hills Rob, Try google on: High End Selbstbaugleis von Demko| Spur Null Magazin self build trackwork hit list should also have: Demko Modellbahn| Startseite http://www.demko-modellbahn.de/ go there, search on: gleis find FB baseplates :-) many browsers eg opera, chrome, will giv e you a trans lik regards, Rodney Hills posted: 14 Mar 2013 17:27 from: Stephen Freeman Hi, You could have a look at this link, not cheap by any manner of means! http://www.hegob.de/ posted: 14 Mar 2013 19:21 from: Rob Manchester Thanks to Rodney and Stephen. I am investigating this links you gave. Rob posted: 10 Apr 2013 13:59 from: RogerW Hello Rob I am also interested in O scale European- the thing I noticed is that the model track spacing to adjacent tracks is noticably wider to accomodate the larger dynamic envelope of protoype and ...

... Useful for check rails, end of board joints, especially if layout is portable. Rivets can be obtained from EM Society (no doubt other sources), two sizes, brass and copper. The former are of a slightly larger diameter, latter intended for P4 use, but I prefer. Finally, if poss, I would try to visit a 'scale exhibition,' where demos are usually available. Hope my ramblings are of some use. Regards, John M posted: 9 Feb 2013 16:03 from: Stephen Freeman Hi, Whilst I sometimes use rivets, the only drawback is hiding them with the cosmetic chairs. Nowadays I prefer to use a special super glue when gluing to plywood (Plastizap) as it forms a better bond without making the chairs brittle as some other superglues do. Works with plastic timbering too. If you need to soften it, super glue remover will do the job but be careful not to melt the chairs. Parts of Templot Club may not function unless you enable JavaScript (also called Active Scripting) in ...

... designed to fit into this overall design rather than having created them first. Is this a viable route to a good overall result? In answer to your 'which Templot' query, I used the version before Templot 2 (the development version I think) for much of the scenic section and then continued with Templot 2. I'll try again to attach the 'box'. Regards Dave Attachment: attach_1449_1962_tg_main_getting_c loser.box 215 Last edited on 23 May 2012 18:07 by Dave M posted: 24 May 2012 08:58 from: Stephen Freeman Torr Giffard LSWR 1959-71 wrote: undefined Hi Martin, The design of the TG trackwork to largely conform to a 2ft width baseframe has meant that I've spent considerable time ensuring that the overall track layout will do just that whilst maintaining generous radii curvature esp. on the passenger lines. I'm hoping that the double slips, single slip and diamond crossovers can now be designed to fit into this overall design rather than having created them first. Is this a viable route to a good overall result? In answer to your ...

... , with the nuts on top. But for pointwork they are screwed down from the top in the usual way, as you can see. To do justice to GWR track you need David Smith's book on the subject: http://gwsg.org.uk/GWSG_Publications.html regards, Martin. posted: 28 Apr 2012 10:27 from: Alan Turner You need a copy of: GWR Switch& Crossing Practice by David J. Smith, published by the Great Western Study Group posted: 28 Apr 2012 14:10 from: Stephen Freeman Unfortunately nobody makes a plastic GWR Slide rail chair in 4mm scale. Etched brass from Masokits? posted: 28 Apr 2012 15:05 from: Hayfield Thank you for your swift replies, I see the 2 bolt slide chairs will be a problem. Thanks for the link to the book, as the project is not mine I will see what I can do. Any thoughts please to any changes I can make to a standard B7 template in Templot please Last edited on 28 Apr 2012 17:04 by Hayfield Parts ...