Ullypug's tales from the tinking table

Forgive me, Andrew, but I think you've gone a tad beyond the basic Replica example now.

Forgive me, Andrew, but I think you've gone a tad beyond the basic Replica example now.

 

Absolutely - more of a handcrafted home-produced sausage than a supermarket one, so to speak....

Very nice. I appreciate that you don't fancy doing too much to it, but I would thin the cab side sheets a smidge and definitely the cab roof. 

 

Adam

Absolutely - more of a handcrafted home-produced sausage than a supermarket one, so to speak....

Thank you for explaining that in terms that I can understand, Horse, much appreciated.

Thank you for explaining that in terms that I can understand, Horse, much appreciated.

 

You're very welcome.

Very nice. I appreciate that you don't fancy doing too much to it, but I would thin the cab side sheets a smidge and definitely the cab roof. 

 

Adam

Yes, I think you're probably right!

 

Forgive me, Andrew, but I think you've gone a tad beyond the basic Replica example now.

 

:-)

 

Absolutely - more of a handcrafted home-produced sausage than a supermarket one, so to speak....

 

thanks. I'll take that as a condiment...

Spent an hour trying to get it to run on the test track. It kept falling off. Finally realised I was running it on the EM configuration (I have a multi-gauge track)  Once switched to P4 it ran lovely.

Doh!

Good thing you can switch between the gauges then :-)

 

The chassis looks superb. Will the timber merchant have a see-through structure? That would give a nice eye-level view.