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Ah - found you again - I couldn't find you last time I was on RM web. I must admit I quite like the idea of building track free-hand i.e. without a blueprint. Go for it my son!!

That backhead looks the business George!

You're fortunate George to have all the gear necessary to remake the boiler. Us lesser mortals would have be reliant on mates - seen any good ones lately? Mark

Good to see the master back at work!

Thanks for your input Paul. Yes - I've been through the wheels turning in opposite directions phase! Your comment about function 2 (the brake key) is valid - trouble is I've an NCE controller and I haven't yet fathomed out how to change functions etc. The other feature i am experiencing is that in one direction I get everything except movement; in the other i get a short circuit! Any ideas are very welcome! Thanks Mark

Hi Andy - I'm wishing you good luck with soldering wires to the chip for your Class 33! I've got exactly the same set up for my Class 20, and everything works but it doesn't move! Mark

Has anyone fitted MX645P22 to '0' gauge Heljan Class 20 using the ADAPLU adapter board? Everything works fine except the wheels run in opposite directions! Please tell me it's easy to fix! Mark

A few weeks back i stumbled on a discussion on which is the best chip to use on LMS 10000 diesel, but blowed if I can find it now. Can anyone help please?

Hi Andy - Helen was suitably flattered by your comments about the coffee! I’ve not had a chance to taste Cath’s cake yet but her Sunday lunches are great! Made astonishing progress down the garden this week - could even reach the shed next week - right George? Bring it on I say!

I’m not a great one for surfing the web having spent the last 15 years of my working life totally dependent on it! However, i’ve been persuaded (on pain of death) that I need to acknowledge the amazing talent of George, and Andy of course, in helping me create and realise a lifetime’s ambition. Great stuff guys - thanks a million! Mark

Here’s a belated but heartfelt THANK YOU to Andy for his magnificent work on the backdrop, not forgetting my mate George without whose encouragement the project wouldn't have happened. See you in the morning buddy! Sweet dreams! Mark

That station canopy really is the business George! I’ve got to admit you’re a bit of a Whiz! Mark

Looks good George - thanks - prefer to spell it Helenburgh as in Edinburgh!

It’s great when we can get together, have fun, play trains, solve problems and build railways - this project is providing so much enjoyment - thanks guys!

Thanks George!