Category: DCS News
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Bird Boxes
A couple of bird boxes made out of local larch – no preservation or painting needed. Suitable for robins or tits.
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DCS Modelling Group Meeting Regularly
The Modeling Group at the Shed continues to develop. We now have ten members participating in our Saturday afternoon sessions. Current projects include aircraft, remote control tanks with sound and railway coaches. We have also been donated some flying aircraft and remote control ships that need renovating. If modelling is something that you think might…
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Martial Arts, Exercise Room and Music Studio Update
Construction update ( November 2024 ) of the new Martial Arts, Exercise and Music Studio
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HMS Zenith Comes to DCS Model Group
The Shed was delighted to be given this large radio controlled model ship by a local gentleman. This is the HMS Zenith. She was a Z-Class Destroyer built by William Denny of Dunbarton laid down in 1942 and launched in 1944. She never saw service in the war and was sold to the Egyptian Navy…
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Fun for Young and All at Greenock Model Railway Exhibition
The DCS MRG were at the Greenock Model Railway Exhibition this weekend exhibiting St Morten and a new donated layout called Nutty Slack which proved to be hit with the youngsters as they were allowed to operate it. The picture shows one youngster thrilled at the opportunity with his Dad and Grandad. (Parental consent for…
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Bird Table
Another bird table but a slightly different design. The rails are to stop big birds such as pigeons stealing all the small birds food! Again in larch which does not need any paint or preservative.
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Model Railway Group Exhibiting at Greenock 19-20 October.
Members have been working hard at getting the exhibition layout St Morten rewired for the Gourock Model Railway Exhibition at Lyle Kirk in Greenock this weekend. Final testing will take place today, Friday 18th. We also had another layout donated to us last week, for which many thanks. While it is only 4′ x 3′…
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