Pawford 00 New Trainee engine driver saves layout
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Thanks Andrew, Tim and SouthernBoy
I've got my enthusiasm back now I have a 2yr old to impress
I was going to do a bit of cleaning up and take some new pictures today until I popped outside and saw this lot
my enthusiasm is not that strong that I'll frezze my butt off
So went back into the warmth to spend some time looking at what Thomas stock I should buy
I've got my enthusiasm back now I have a 2yr old to impress
I was going to do a bit of cleaning up and take some new pictures today until I popped outside and saw this lot
my enthusiasm is not that strong that I'll frezze my butt off
So went back into the warmth to spend some time looking at what Thomas stock I should buy
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Don't buy "Emily". Nice to look at, but far too delicate for 'little hands'. Even "James" has suffered at the hands of our 4yo and at £60 a pop, its a lot to take a hit on. The old stalwarts of Percy and Thomas seem the best.
ps, just picked up a few tips from page one of Pawford for my layout. Cheers!
ps, just picked up a few tips from page one of Pawford for my layout. Cheers!
My work in progress : http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... 22&t=24680
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Dear all,
Please can anyone help? I have control panels with gaugemaster controllers, panel mounted, using Peco probe and stud method. I want to make the control panel bigger and fit coloured lights for point direction. I have storage sidings which will have a wall in front and a town built on top. How is it possible to stop trains at a given point in sidings and then send out another train as none of this can be seen??
Hope someone can help me
Please can anyone help? I have control panels with gaugemaster controllers, panel mounted, using Peco probe and stud method. I want to make the control panel bigger and fit coloured lights for point direction. I have storage sidings which will have a wall in front and a town built on top. How is it possible to stop trains at a given point in sidings and then send out another train as none of this can be seen??
Hope someone can help me
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Hi Sheeds, Welcome to the forum.
To get a better response, you're better posting your message in a more relevant forum. Try:
Board Index>General Model Railway Discussion/News and click to start a new thread
To get a better response, you're better posting your message in a more relevant forum. Try:
Board Index>General Model Railway Discussion/News and click to start a new thread
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Re: PAWFORD demolition revoked 03/01/2010 new pictures page 1
sheeds 54 wrote:Dear all,
Please can anyone help? I have control panels with gaugemaster controllers, panel mounted, using Peco probe and stud method. I want to make the control panel bigger and fit coloured lights for point direction. I have storage sidings which will have a wall in front and a town built on top. How is it possible to stop trains at a given point in sidings and then send out another train as none of this can be seen??
Hope someone can help me
There is a full explanation of how the electronics used on Pawford work along with circuit diagrams and components lists to give you what your after Just click Here I hope that helps you
Re: Pawford 00 New Trainee engine driver saves layout
New life and enthusiasm has been breathed into Pawford with the arrival of the new Trainee Engine Drive Adam.
Once again Pawford has been cleaned up after a couple of years of neglect and the threat of demolition now that Adam is old enough to operate the layout having just celebrated his 3rd birthday and getting Thomas as a Birthday present, progress will now resume
Once again Pawford has been cleaned up after a couple of years of neglect and the threat of demolition now that Adam is old enough to operate the layout having just celebrated his 3rd birthday and getting Thomas as a Birthday present, progress will now resume
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Re: Pawford 00 New Trainee engine driver saves layout
Great to see your layout again Sanctuary, and equally great to see the delight in the face of a three-year-old viewing it. I bet he absolutely loves it
Any plans for work on the layout at all? Or is it all quite happy and just for relaxing running sessions these days?
Any plans for work on the layout at all? Or is it all quite happy and just for relaxing running sessions these days?
Re: Pawford 00 New Trainee engine driver saves layout
He loves it and has been onto me for the last year to get it cleaned up and running
The problem is the layout needs to be ballasted but the bit that has been ballasted makes the layout very noisy and plays havoc with the points.
I'm going to get this section up to the standard of the streets and see how that sounds
The problem is the layout needs to be ballasted but the bit that has been ballasted makes the layout very noisy and plays havoc with the points.
I'm going to get this section up to the standard of the streets and see how that sounds
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Hi Sanctuary,
Perhaps it's me, but I can't see the problems with some noise. I don't use or
ever intend to use cork to help quieten what noise I do get. Perhaps because
I don't have a fast roundy-roundy section my trains never run fast enough for
it to become too disturbing. Against that I often shut sound locos down after
an hour .... that can get at me !!
I can also clearly hear prototype wheel noise from 2 miles plus, it seems one of
the inescapable sounds of a railway.
So pleased to see it being used again ...... Trainee looking confident !!
Geoff T.
Perhaps it's me, but I can't see the problems with some noise. I don't use or
ever intend to use cork to help quieten what noise I do get. Perhaps because
I don't have a fast roundy-roundy section my trains never run fast enough for
it to become too disturbing. Against that I often shut sound locos down after
an hour .... that can get at me !!
I can also clearly hear prototype wheel noise from 2 miles plus, it seems one of
the inescapable sounds of a railway.
So pleased to see it being used again ...... Trainee looking confident !!
Geoff T.
Remember ... I know nothing about railways.
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Re: Pawford 00 New Trainee engine driver saves layout
Hello there Aidan mi' old mucker!
Splendid to see that not only are you back on track yourself but also that "Pawford The Next Generation" is now very much in the making and in (albeit still quite small) safe hands
Cheers fella
Tim
Splendid to see that not only are you back on track yourself but also that "Pawford The Next Generation" is now very much in the making and in (albeit still quite small) safe hands
Cheers fella
Tim
Re: Pawford 00 New Trainee engine driver saves layout
Don't you just love it when some one calls to see your layout unannounced
Only for it to let you down with a sticking point
It worked like a dream when Adam and I were using it 3 days ago
Only for it to let you down with a sticking point
It worked like a dream when Adam and I were using it 3 days ago
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Used it 3 days ago, but last update posted some ten months ago
For not keeping us up to date, you should be publicly flogged
For not keeping us up to date, you should be publicly flogged
Re: Pawford 00 New Trainee engine driver saves layout
No excuse except this one
We have been playing with it and not "finishing" it
too many train days and no modelling days
Adam likes to drive the police cars along the platforms and track than do a bit of ballasting
I don't blame him ballasting is a pain in the a...e
We have been playing with it and not "finishing" it
too many train days and no modelling days
Adam likes to drive the police cars along the platforms and track than do a bit of ballasting
I don't blame him ballasting is a pain in the a...e
Re: Pawford 00 New Trainee engine driver saves layout
Time for an update
Ballasting still not done
No new modelling done unless you include the "modelling" my granddaughters have done cows, pigs and ducks scattered randomly people painted and unpainted
Grandson using it push cars around and race trains.
I suppose it's reverted to what I had at their age a "play thing"
Ballasting still not done
No new modelling done unless you include the "modelling" my granddaughters have done cows, pigs and ducks scattered randomly people painted and unpainted
Grandson using it push cars around and race trains.
I suppose it's reverted to what I had at their age a "play thing"
Re: Pawford 00 New Trainee engine driver saves layout
My Oh My Sanctuary,
I have found someone slower than me on layout building ..............
I understand it's not that you don't want it done, it's just that playing
trains can take all the available time once you have running tracks !!
At least my cows, pigs, sheep & such tend to stay in their fields.
Geoff T.
I have found someone slower than me on layout building ..............
I understand it's not that you don't want it done, it's just that playing
trains can take all the available time once you have running tracks !!
At least my cows, pigs, sheep & such tend to stay in their fields.
Geoff T.
Remember ... I know nothing about railways.
http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... 22&t=32187 and Another on http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... &sk=t&sd=a
http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... 22&t=32187 and Another on http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... &sk=t&sd=a