Tuesday, August 14, 2018

August Meeting 2018

Hey hey, last night's meeting followed a slightly different agenda than usual with the theme/topic being discussed first prior to the usual bring and shows. The topic being a discussion on the viability of the AMRA WA S scale SIG building and displaying an exhibition layout for next year's exhibition. From this discussion, a small committee was formed and more details of developments from this committee will follow shortly (WATCH THIS SPACE!).

Bring and show revealed some impressive work from several members of the group, even inspiring many others to get to work on other projects (including this writer!). Below are the usual photos and captions from the evening. This was followed up by some slides of the old Fremantle yards and wharfs which finished up the evening.

Ray Cooper's passenger carrying vehicles used on the Millars Railway.
Ray Cooper's early RailWest Kit of a G class based on the ones that worked out of Yarloop.
Ray Cooper's passenger carrying vehicles used on the Millars Railway.
Doug Firth's 3D printed Railmotor by Butlers Swamp Models.
Doug Firth's 3D printed Railmotor by Butlers Swamp Models.
Kieran Wright's model of a TA class shunting locomotive. 
Simon Mead's model of a T class for comparison. 
Kieran Wright's TA and shunters float.
Murray Hartzer's brass scratch-built DM class tank alongside his WestOz Models DM tank.
Stuart Mackay's X class Models XA coal hoppers which he has assembled for himself in various liveries and versions. 
One of Stuart Mackay's XA hoppers still in white and awaiting painting. 
John Morrison's Latest work in brass is his beginnings of an LA ballast hopper.  Also pictured are some recent purchases he has made including some motors from overseas as well as a ladder kit.
John Hatch continues to impress with his work in exploring casting in resin and epoxies. Pictured above are some rubber moulds he has been trialling for windows to go with his Australind Cars along with a purchase from the now defunct Toys 'R' Us.

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