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We're producing a new manual covering aspects of 2mm modelling. The first chapters are now available, and more will be added in the coming months.
Fri, 10 Dec 2021 17:11:29 GMT
The 2mm Scale Association has added a YouTube Channel, where we will place videos of model techniques and of interest to our members.
Sun, 29 Nov 2020 10:41:52 GMT
In anticipation of the 60th Anniversary of the 2mm Scale Association, we are running a layout building challenge to encourage as many layouts as possible to be available for the jubilee year.
Sat, 30 Mar 2019 09:35:28 GMT
Nick Mitchell constructs a chassis for a LMS 4-6-0 Jubilee locomotive, videoing each step of the process.
Sat, 08 Sep 2018 12:25:05 GMT
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New edition of "Track - How it Works and How to Model it" - the definitive book on prototype and model track construction. The 2nd edition is revised to reflect the new techniques and products that have appeared in the decade since first publication. Available to non-members from the Association's online shop.

Expo 2mm 2024 will be held in Derby on Saturday 11th May 2024.
More details are on the Events page.

 

 

The 2mm Scale Association exists to promote and facilitate modelling at the scale of 2mm:1ft. The scale has a long history as the smallest practical finescale standard.

By joining the Association, members gain access to a wealth of knowledge and our exclusive component range designed to enable simple and accurate construction.

Find out how to get started in 2mm FineScale; with the products available from the 2mm Scale Association its easier than you might think.

Our component ranges include jigs and alignment tools which remove the guesswork and need for specialist measuring equipment from precision model making. We also produce booklets which explain the construction techniques which have been developed over the years.

To keep our members in touch we produce a bi-monthly magazine and newsletter. For those with access to the internet we offer an email list where members can chat about anything pertinent to 2mm model making.

This website contains information about the Association and 2mm standards, articles about model making, and photographs to inspire the model maker.

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New Articles from Area Group and Member Blogs

Everything new within the last 60 days. To add your blog or site, please contact webmaster.

November 2023 SEQAG Meeting Source: South East Queensland Area Group | 18 Nov 2023 | 11:55 am GMT
Seven members today (with three apologies) with much of the focus being on the work done on Wansbeck Road and a discussion on what was on the "must do before the show"; the "would be nice if we get it done before the show"; and the "we should look at that for future shows" lists. On the "must  ....

It was a damp and driech morning at the Edinburgh Society of Model Engineers premises at Almondell near Livingston. Not that this discouraged attendence at the monthly Forth and Clyde Area Group meeting. Some eleven members assembled for some or all of the meeting - Alisdair, Alist ....

This was definitely a touch of the 'Show must go On', between floods, Covid, Colds, train cancellations, and a flight of stairs we finally made it and had Dunallander up and running come the Friday evening. Prior to Friday we completed work on the ballast and the permanent platforms, but special pr ....

October 2023 SEQAG Meeting Source: South East Queensland Area Group | 21 Oct 2023 | 10:36 am BST
In an effort to "report" more widely on Area Group activities, Area Groups of the 2mm Scale Association are going to be encouraged to put their reports on a Blog (like this one) or on RM Web rather than in the Newsletter. No one from the Committee is sugge ....

Jings! Not to mention Crivvens!! And even Help Ma Boab!!!Anither Forth and Clyde Area Group meeting. Can the world cope? Yes, folks, another earth shattering event was held at a secret location in the woods of ESME, Almondell, when six stalwart 'ssociation members gathered to yatter and b ....

Those who follow this blog regularly will have seen some discussion of an upcoming Beginners Locomotive Chassis Workshop. There had been a great deal of discussion within the area group of locomitive building, it was seen by some as a barrier for entry - the soldering together of the chassis b ....

Kyle - St Neots Source: kyle of lochalsh | 15 Oct 2023 | 3:36 pm BST
Evening all,   Kyle was invited to the one day St Neots show yesterday. Jackie and I had been trying to find a date when there were no clashes after a few email exchanges and 2023 was when the planets aligned!   Set up the layout Friday night to test run and very glad I did as tw ....

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July 2023: The occaisional editing of the feed list threw up some dead blogs, or blogs with no updates in several years, so they've been removed from the auto-checker (which speeds up page load - no point waiting for things to not answer). If you've re-started your blog, and it doesn't appear in the list below, or postings fail to appear above, please get in touch with the webmaster.

Sites checked: South East Queensland Area Group Forth & Clyde Area Group 2mm Grampian Area Group kyle of lochalsh 2mm Kent and Essex Area Group Modbury Updates 2mm North East Area Group Pennine 2mm Area Group Building the 2mm 08 shunter kit

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