Malcolm Mitchell on Etched Locomotive Construction

A short chat by Malcolm Mitchell about etched brass locomotive design and construction. Guildex 2000

[@musoseven8218]

A clever man, Mr Mitchell, he's really enriched the hobby.

[@khrisabuid6631]

Excellent, with tips that normally you are not told or advised!

[@Brinkly1000]

He really is a master and very good at explaining how to 'do it'. Thank you Malcolm!

[@P61guy61]

Simply astonishing. Thank you for posting.

[@lesliedickinson198]

A really good video on building model locomotives, I really enjoyed it.

[@kevinatkinson3416]

Just superb Malcolm your work never fails to inspire me,Kevin.L.P.Atkinson G.O.G-13418.

[@peternice9404]

Hi Malcolm, enjoyed seeing you again! Imagine my surprise as your face popped up on my iPad with the title indicating the purpose of the Video! I had wondered if you were still building and if you were still at Marhamchurch.
Hope all else is OK. I don’t ‘ model railway ‘ any more.Dismantled all and still have bits and pieces. Did build a model ship , one of the Italian kits San Felipe. I’ll send a picture.Enjoyed your Video,as usual you make it all look so easy.

[@christopherlaflam6383]

Such a craftman!

[@tulyar1043]

Thanks for posting this video. You have made the rolling of boilers and fire/smokeboxes an easy task. So there is no need to anneal any boiler parts even if the kit instructions say you need to?
Who paints and lines your locos for you? The finish on them is superb.

[@thomasweekley9062]

Amazing. Thanks for sharing.

[@MrEnglishford]

is cherry model rolling bars have a web site

[@malcfrommarhamchurch]

They don't exist anymore unfortunately!

[@tomellis4750]

Suppose a foot through the ceiling would be a clue.

[@ezragonzalez8936]

GORDON RAMSEY?? LOL