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BRMNA
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British Railway Modellers of North America site contains good links to other British sites.
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Canadian Association of Railway
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This is just what it says it is. The site is well worth looking at for the Links section which leads to a cornucopia of finds in addition to the things of interest to Canadian modellers.
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Carl Arendt
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Interested in small layouts? The place to head. His book on the subject was highly rated by Railroad Model Craftsman.
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Gn15 Information site
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Through my Red Fox Park layout I am now deeply involved with the merry band behind this stuff. The GnATTERbox Forum is now where it is all happening. |
Humbug & Honeydew RR
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Don Gage has modelled an American type scene in Gn15. Admire his Bachmann Porter conversion.
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Ian is a Gn15 fanatic! He built his own web site and inspired me to build mine! A must to visit therefore. His Links page is certainly worth visiting.
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Jim Favre
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Jim is one of the early Gn15 enthusiasts and a great proponent of the weird and wonderful. Site closed Oct '08. Hope Jim is OK.
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This takes you to an interesting image. Know another park line with a roller coaster? The line even goes through the hill in a tunnel! Colin thought of Red Fox as soon as he visited. It is near Ripon in North Yorkshire.
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Charles Long, a fellow Platelayer, has a very small store with an excellent stock of Hornby & Bachmann OO items, some Lilliput European exotica & Lentz DCC.
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Michael Taylor
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Another old friend discovered through browsing! Lots of interesting stuff here. Trains, buses, hotels etc.
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Mittelpuffer is a German magazine devoted to the Narrow Gauge. It is in German, which I don't understand, but they were the first site I know of that picked up mine for a link without being prompted by me. See Links - Privatseiten for some interesting modelling sites.
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Pepper 7
This site now has the correct URL!! 13/5/07
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Pepper 7 is where you go to buy some of the items that can be seen on Arches and Red Fox. Lots of neat things for 09, 016.5 and Gn15.
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Philip Knife
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Philip and I have never met in person but we had articles published over the same decade in Railway Modeller. We met again thru Ian Holmes' links. A great site.
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Platelayers Society
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The Toronto area group I belong to. They run The Great British Train Show in April every even year.
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| Repertoire ferroviare
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This is the site of Michel Marin who has 9000 sites listed on rail items. It is all in French (unless you get a site translator to work on it). An interesting, addictive place to wander in. To find me >access par categories >modelisme >divers modelisme >d m sites d'Amerique >paint model figures. This one of only about 10 entries highlighted in red!
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S & D Models
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David Sutton has been making wonderful white metal/pewter castings for years for the 7mm modeller. He is now the maker and purveyor of Phoenix figures. Go pay him a visit!
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SLM Models
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Makers of Jon, Andy & Daisy, Fred and Clyde, workers at the Red Fox Park.
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Schomberg Scale Models
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Have to have this one in because owner Chris exhibits interesting layouts with me. Supplier of 1:48 & G scale scenic items from his basement castatorium.
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The 7mm Narrow Gauge Assoc.
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The home base of one of my favourite groups. The store sells 7mm items to members and is a good source of items if you are not in the UK.
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A massive site with all sorts of information and links to model shops, groups and you name it.
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A 15" gauge line to show you what Gn15 looks like full size - if you follow me!
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Wrightlines
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Suppliers of 7mm NG kits and of the Bagnall cab for the Porter. Go to Accessory Kits.
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I try and check the links periodically. If you find one not working please drop me a line at webmaster@brifayle.ca
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