you can buy super-glue activator in an aerosol can, i use it to glue all my white metal parts together dries in 5 seconds, just make sure you dont have any superglue on your fingers otherwise...ouch.

Thats a very tidy little narrow gauge diesel

Nice stuff

Thanks for the tip Great Northern, although I would still employ epoxy as it allows me to make slight adjustments as it sets. I do use superglue for detail work though.

And thanks for the comment Phil.

Paul.

Just found a reciept for the motor bogie - bought in 1997!

Just spotted this just as I'm about to start building one. Thanks for the photos they will be useful in showing how it goes together.

I will, of course, be soldering mine together

Mine is somewhat newer but don't think there have been any changes made to the kit.

The biggest problem for me is going to be sourcing a chassis as they now seem quite rare.

Glad you found it usefull Kenton.

Apparently Peter Smith, who is Nonneminstre, has fitted a Nigel Lawton chassis to one, it might be worth getting hold of him and asking about it.

If you go down the HST chassis route then be aware of the problem with the gears splitting, new ones are available as spares.

Paul.