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Andy, part of the enjoyment I get from your postings is the way that you recognise you have a problem, put your thinking head on, and... -
Thank you for your comment - I have always thought it is better to acknowledge things do not always go to plan and not just posting the...
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Part 2. 5. Another problem I had been considering for several months was how to do the cables that run up the wall under the power...
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Captain Kernow reacted to Yorkshire Dave's post in the thread Tales from The Room of Doom. Dipping a toe in various bucolic backwaters. with
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After reading the tales of woe it appears to me there is something more fundamental at work and manufacturers need to take a step back... -
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richard carr replied to the thread 7mm Richards P48 US Thread.I'm back in Chicago now but before I went I managed to do a bit more on the MP15. You can't buy replacement P48 wheels for these older... -
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daifly replied to the thread Prototype Tim Mills' Photos.As it also has on the passenger train loco 45187! Dave -
The chunky balance weights are not going to help either as that'll push the coupling rod boss out a bit; but, there's zero side play on...
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Clearance between the con rod and the second wheel boss and the expansion link is likely to be tight too. No problem for a man like you! :)
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Stage point on the DA 8F, a few more nick nacks to go onto the chassis then upper works. There are some castings missing so I need to...
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I've been a bit tied up with other things lately but I did managed to get over to Aylesbury on Sunday and get some inspiration to get me... -
It's a while since my last post. A trip to Mexico and another to Cornwall have intervened but I'll now pick up where I left the post... -
It's a while since my last post. A trip to Mexico and another to Cornwall have intervened but I'll now pick up where I left the post...
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It's a while since my last post. A trip to Mexico and another to Cornwall have intervened but I'll now pick up where I left the post... -
AJC replied to the thread Downton Train Crash of 1884 in EM Gauge.Nice, verry nice, in fact and the setting obviously adds to it. Might I suggest using N gauge versions of the passenger lining...
