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Hi people, so the final phase to modify the Gaugemaster HO track cleaning wagon to more of a OO look involved painting the roof black, painting an orange warning line around the top, painting under frame black, wheel hubs yellow and warning danger of shock decals. Seen here with Hornby wagons all fi...

Hi people, so for those of us who have the very capable gaugemaster track cleaner wagon, thought you might like to see the small mod I did to to try and stop it looking like the HO wagon it is and look a little more like an OO one. Removed the body shell fitted a card "skirt" at the base o...

boxbrownie wrote:That really is very, very good.......you could show that at any exhibition easily.

Thanks very much. This has been my first ever attempt at ballasting and scenery, so if you think its OK than I'm well happy
Cheers Peter

Class 66 'Maritime One' with ECC Silver Bullet China Clay wagons and Class 37. Close up look around the layout
https://youtu.be/GdVAgC48X2s

The video is about fitting the 8 pin decoder to my 66 but is the same as the 21 pin decoder that I also fitted to a 66 loco
https://youtu.be/1eT6JLpInzI

So my 7x4 shed roundy roundy layout which I call Torridon Rd, as well as being my first attempt at ballasting, has now had its scenic work done, again my first time at doing this. I can now enjoy my trains running round and now look forward to picking up the small bits and bobs to add to the scene. ...

Not so much a new layout now as its been down for over a year now and because it runs so well I finally got round to ballast. This was my first ever go at ballasting but if I say so myself I'm very happy with the result. I can now get on with the ground scatter and grasses https://live.staticflickr....

Hi b308 Yes double heading didn't think of that but I wouldn't anyway because the lamp is there, instead I like this together with another 66 together (running light I think is it called) seen plenty of vids showing that and makes a nice train setup on my layout
Cheers Peter

Ironduke wrote:hi triuph,
I can't see the video. It says it's private.

Try now

So what do you do if you have a "non working" loco? So had enough spare bits and pieces to put a class 66 together but with no motor and no decoder fitted and of corse no lights. So I removed the worm gears from the two bogie towers so the wheels can turn and best of all used the existing ...

This is one of my favorite layouts to follow, thanks for the video. I am not at familiar with the modern British range, and it is most exotic to my eyes. Your trains run like an oiled watch. On your next video, it would be most interesting to see any of them traversing the crossovers, if you have t...

Class 66 'Maritime One' with Tiphook rail blue telescopic hood wagons and I fitted DCC Concepts End of train light.

https://youtu.be/TVVjNJp67-M

I have a DCC layout. All of my locos have sound until I bought an H Class steam engine where theres no way to fit sound. So the sound is fitted in this case to the brake wagon instead and heres two videos that show if off perfectly
https://youtu.be/JtB8WijcAWg
https://youtu.be/ywYw9N8Lq-w

Go straight to Fig 11 and your sorted, or keep the whole article and you'll learn DC and DCC setup

https://www.hornby.com/us-en/media/wysi ... _Packs.pdf

New Loco joined Torridon Road TMD. Class 66 'Evening Star' National Railway Museum. Yes I added all the PE plates (great fun in the heat) and detailed both ends. for info I used 'card' glue so it never damages surfaces but it sticks very well. ESULoksound V5 fitted with double iPhone speaker from Ro...