Category:Sir Eric Hutchison
Sir Eric Hutchison (a.k.a. Eric A.O. Hutchison, Brigadier (Royal Artillery) Sir Eric Alexander Ogilvy Hutchison, 2nd Baronet), was a well-known member of the Scottish model railway community, whose activities included documenting Scottish railway practices and equipment, producing plans and blueprints (some of which were sold by Bassett-Lowke Ltd.), and writing a regular column on model railway construction.
Along with fellow model railway enthusiast and writer Edward Beal, Hutchison co-founded MERCO (Model Exhibition Railway Co.) of Dundee, which produced affordable high-quality lithographed sheets that could be used top give model railways buildings and walkways a brick-effect or stone-effect cladding, or applied to the sides of home-made wooden model railway carriages to give a professional-looking finish.
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Media in category ‘Sir Eric Hutchison’
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Highland Railway locomotive, Sir Eric Hutchison (SundayMail 1950-04-30).jpg 1,200 × 599; 219 KB
Lady May Hutchison (SundayMail 1950-04-30).jpg 1,245 × 1,600; 384 KB
Model train on trestle bridge, Sir Eric Hutchison (DailyRecord 1949).jpg 1,200 × 777; 234 KB
Sir Eric and Lady Hutchison (DailyRecord 1949-05-19).jpg 2,249 × 2,373; 743 KB
Sir Eric Hutchison (SundayMail 1950-04-30).jpg 2,500 × 1,089; 601 KB
Sir Erics Model Railway gives a Peep into the Past (SundayMail 1950-04-30).jpg 2,000 × 1,692; 945 KB
Sir Erics rail model will be worth £3000 (DailyRecord 1949-05-19).jpg 835 × 2,000; 503 KB
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