Phil S Workbench Artofit Today, it's my time to load up a van with plants, earth and stones take the whole lot to stoneleigh park, and make a garden railway with it. yes, it's time for the national garden railway show. please come along, say hello, and enjoy some large scale railway action. This channel is where i explore, repair, build, and tinker with all things electronics — from soldering and pcb work to coding projects and hardware repairs. i’m phil — an older tech enthusiast.
Phil Lowe Workbench Nc Woodworker Plus the king of micro layouts, phil parker (features editor of brm magazine & creator of the phil's workbench blog) shares his experience and expertise when it comes to building a layout in a small space in an hour and a half exclusive video. Plenty of projects for work again this year. let's have a quick run through. in the early part of the year, i was finishing off my ng7 layout. this gave me the scope to work on a lot of scenery on the page, and a few larger scale (in brm world) little projects, such as a k6 telephone box. I look at the most used 5 tools on my workbench. Starting in brm 's march issue, on sale in janaury, i built a fire engine from a whitemetal kit. there was an intentio models signal box. a simple wagon load in four steps. spring brought us an n gauge platform kit from west hill wagon works. an o gauge stone water tower from a skytrex resin kit.
Phil Lowe Workbench Nc Woodworker I look at the most used 5 tools on my workbench. Starting in brm 's march issue, on sale in janaury, i built a fire engine from a whitemetal kit. there was an intentio models signal box. a simple wagon load in four steps. spring brought us an n gauge platform kit from west hill wagon works. an o gauge stone water tower from a skytrex resin kit. First stop is always the second hand stall. they usually extract some money from me, but this year, it had been stripped pretty much clean by all the people on saturday! that's good news for the club, as numbers through the door were good, and probably good news for me as i don't really need any more toy train stuff. Plenty of projects for work again this year. let's have a quick run through. in the early part of the year, i was finishing off my ng7 layout. this gave me the scope to work on a lot of scenery on the page, and a few larger scale (in brm world) little projects, such as a k6 telephone box. A daily updated blog typed by someone with painty hands, oil under his fingernails and the smell of solder in his nostrils who likes making all sort of models and miniatures. and fixing things. later on today, i should be set up at the bristol model railway exhibition for the weekend. Over 2000 images were taken, which have stacked down into just over 150 final photos to appear in brm at some point this year. one of the highlights of the show is that we have the best cake of any warners event.
Phil S Workbench Driver Phil First stop is always the second hand stall. they usually extract some money from me, but this year, it had been stripped pretty much clean by all the people on saturday! that's good news for the club, as numbers through the door were good, and probably good news for me as i don't really need any more toy train stuff. Plenty of projects for work again this year. let's have a quick run through. in the early part of the year, i was finishing off my ng7 layout. this gave me the scope to work on a lot of scenery on the page, and a few larger scale (in brm world) little projects, such as a k6 telephone box. A daily updated blog typed by someone with painty hands, oil under his fingernails and the smell of solder in his nostrils who likes making all sort of models and miniatures. and fixing things. later on today, i should be set up at the bristol model railway exhibition for the weekend. Over 2000 images were taken, which have stacked down into just over 150 final photos to appear in brm at some point this year. one of the highlights of the show is that we have the best cake of any warners event.
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