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More weathering needed as its still looking too well loved, and a driver, but otherwise all complete. -
They do look good. A few years ago when I built my track, here at the Back of the Class I cut the pcb strip very thin for the tie bar...
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I've ended up with a mixture of cosmetic and working solutions. Working: the blades are driven under-board by tortoise point motors...
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I've been even slower than usual recently having endured two bouts of man flu or similar. The progress I have made is very pleasing - a...
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Geoff replied to the thread 7mm Bleddfa Road.Oh gosh yes, my best friend at school had a complete set of treble-o-lectric. Their Derby type 2 was a sight to behold, for younger... -
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We still talk of double-oh… and those as old as I will recall treble-o-lectric
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It's also nearly looking like another warning about posting pictures of the real thing & claiming it's a model is due...!! :rolleyes...
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Yorkshire Dave replied to the thread A British H0 Miscellany.I took a completely different approach with my Warship and used the trucks from a Roco V200 chassis I was given as I wanted an all axle... -
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Captain Kernow replied to the thread Captain Kernow's layouts.6624 approaches the section signal, intending to take on water, before returning to South Wales light engine: -
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Captain Kernow reacted to Tim Birch's post in the thread Tales from The Room of Doom. Dipping a toe in various bucolic backwaters. with
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This could be the first time that Western Thunder has appeared in Private Eye's Pseuds corner. -
Captain Kernow reacted to NHY 581's post in the thread Tales from The Room of Doom. Dipping a toe in various bucolic backwaters. with Like.
So rebellious, Darling. So gloriously provocative. So dark, in yet, so light at the same time.
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Captain Kernow reacted to Pencarrow's post in the thread Tales from The Room of Doom. Dipping a toe in various bucolic backwaters. with Like.
Oh no, arty farty bloke is back :)) Confused? You will be...
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Well for as long as I can remember, and I'm going back to the early fifties '0' gauge was always referred to as the senior scale. I... -
Jordan replied to the thread A discrete but practicable 7mm tiebar.They do look good. A few years ago when I built my track, here at the Back of the Class I cut the pcb strip very thin for the tie bar... -
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I've ended up with a mixture of cosmetic and working solutions. Working: the blades are driven under-board by tortoise point motors...
