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This is why the gift function is useless for paying for items.

No, definitely tenon saw as it's all I had to hand, I kept it more or less flat to the surface and got a perfect straight edge.

Always used a tenon saw myself, enables a straighter cut if your line is drawn out.

Hi all, does anyone have this model? How does it run over Set Track points? I've noticed that it has a longer chassis than most 0-6-0 loco's so I was wondering if this was less of a problem than it is with the standard 0-6-0's?

Thanks, I was planning on having a small station so I could operate a single or twin coach service pulled by the Class 14 I will be buying, even though it is a bit un-prototypical, but the idea of a good shed is a good one, I was planning on having mainly grass land with maybe some animals in fields...

Thanks

This is my latest plan in N, the board is 30*22, any thoughts? Improvements maybe?

Could I use a generic power transformer for powering points? Say if I found one with an AC output of 1A at 16V? As the controller I have doesn't have an accessory output.

Essex2Visuvesi wrote:

bobby55016 wrote:i agree. t'was a good laugh.
do you know why it was a good laff? cuz i didn't know the diffrence between dessert and desert either when i red op first time it made sense to me

Same here

And me

Class 24

Just to point out I was referring to an HST 125 (2*class 43's and 8*Mk 3's)

An HST at full length and you're looking at about 5 feet, just under.

Best layout by far was the one with the little WORKING cyclists, it was fantastic...it drew a large crowd, the Japanese one with the working level crossing and stuff was great too!

That thing is as ugly as sin, but so beautifully detailed...it's a spinning oxymoron.

You need to add screws yourself, I used some nuts and bolts with a counter sunk head and then drilled a counter sunk hole into the baseboard to accommodate the head of the bolt.