Latest Metcalfe Kits - 11/01/07

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Had this e-mail today from Metcalfe showing their latest card models. Thought all you Metcalfe fans would be interested. This is their home page :

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Looks good Bob, like the look of that tunnel entrance, may be able to use them on my road bridge.
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Excellent addition to the range, the corner shops should come in handy in many situations.
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Further to my coment ref the bridge's i notice the tops are flat and road width size, so as i am still in the process of decideing how to do the arch bits under the road i may as well just get some of these and lay the road on top, sorted.
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Don't forget this kit is one sided Phill and is meant to back up against a hillside.
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Oh right  :oops: .
Found the main website if anyone is interested, some good stuff on there, all gauge's and any scene is catered for
 Home page - Railway Models & Toys from Metcalfe - Ready Cut Card Kits

Apologise if its already been given.
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Phil, don't forget that you could buy 2 kits, build the one as normal, then stick the printed part of kit 2 on the other side.
Then you have a bridge and butresses and have become a "trainee scratchbuilder"  :!:  :!:
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"trainee scratchbuilder"
Shoudn't that be "kit-basher" :?:  :?:  :!:  :wink:  :wink:
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What a wonderfull idea and they are roughly 9quid so 16pound for 2 that means 4 arch's needed thats 72 pound  :shock:  erm nah i think i go back to the drawing bored thanks Jeff   :D  :D  but thanks for the idea
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I would think that simple plate girder bridges would be what you needed Phill. Nothing fancy and easy to make.
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have you looked up scalescenes phill,? worth a look if you are having to watch the pennies .

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Great looking additions to their range Bob.

Unfortunately, my "street" scene will be stone - I'm planning a mill for my layout - might be called "Dunnow Mill Junction"

Maybe they'll introduce the corner shop in stone soon.  I think their HQ is in Skipton and that's certainly a "stone" area.

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I know they do stone cottages Petermac and probably other stone stuff. I haven't looked lately.
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I've checked and a stone version is currently being made and will be released shortly, so you'll be OK, Petermac.
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That's great news Jeff - thanks. :D

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