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Don’t forget the May club meeting
Don’t forget the May TVTEC club meeting next week (13th). Alan Stevens will be coming along to show the second part of his cine film collection from the 60’s and 70’s.
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TVTEC April Meeting – Monday 8th April
At The TVTEC April meeting next Monday 8th April, James Wren Davis will be talking about the recent heavy general overhaul of the families Burrell 8nhp showman’s engine No. 2668, “Britannia”. This promises to be an evening worth turning out … Continue reading
Another Steamy Landmark
Robert Cox has sent this picture of another bridge sign, this time in North Wales. Do you know of any more?
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Steamy Local Landmark
Club member Tristan Leverett reports: A rather nice little local landmark for steam enthusiasts within the Thames Valley is a little known and fairly hidden piece of history. Now don’t get too excited, its not some rusty old engine lying … Continue reading
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Weights and road speeds of model engines
Member Trevor Clay who owns Burrell 3″ scale traction engine “Bill” provides some interesting information on weights and speeds: Comparing scale weights and speeds of miniatures against full size weights and speeds I have often wondered about how hard miniature … Continue reading
Veteran roller back on the job
Trevor Smallbone reports that it was 50 years ago last October, that Ran Hawthorne used his Fowler roller “Busy Bee” to roll in the Bridle Path in Woodcote, as before it was no more than a gravel track. In the … Continue reading
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Subscriptions due
Please remember to pay your annual subscriptions if you have not already done so. The membership secretary is after you! Membership costs £10 per year and is due in January. Members enjoy excellent club evenings on the second Monday of each … Continue reading
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Model progress
Member Andy Smith has sent through some pictures of his latest project: Half size Tasker B2 chain drive tractor. Nice work Andy!
Don’t forget the January Meeting
Don’t forget to get down to the Englefield Social Club next Monday (14th) for our January Meeting. This month’s talk is from member Alan Steevens who’ll be showing some of his collection of traction engine slides. For those of you … Continue reading
Help needed
Club member Richard Poole has almost completed a lovely 4″ scale Garrett Traction Engine. In order to finish it off Richard needs the help from a plumber to install all the pipework. If there are any budding model engineers out … Continue reading