A blue one and a green one for me.
Amazing! Heljan will be VERY busy over the next year or so. In production is Lion, Class 23, Various rail buses, class 76, Blue Pullman and now the
class 28. Ambitious to say the least!
Paul
If it is the chassis problem you are not the first to have it on a class 50. I reported on the previous version of RM web that one of my 50's had a cracked body along with a 60. I informed Hornby who replied & asked for details around a year ago. I have emailed them again but await a reply.
The marker lights look good bt the way!
Paul
what a super layout MM. Love the shed with the sheet iron.
By the way it's not just another TMD layout. It's a layout in in it's own right. There are just as many branch line terminus layouts!
I love TMD layouts ( mine is Four Feet lane) especially everyones different interpretations of them.
Keep us posted with pics.
Paul
I have just had a look at mine. I apologise - as a closer inspection revealed that with the angle of the bogie one sandbox is away from the body whilst the other is under the buffer beam. This has caused the rear wheel on the bogie to lift just slightly off the railhead. This give the impression to me that all was ok - since i had no derailments. Once again apologies for getting anyone excited!
Looks like i will be taking a file to it.
Paul
Yes. I attached them without removing the body. Since the loco will be used on my circle street layout (Second radius) and the bogies are at a constant angle i have not had any problems. The only thing i cannot attach are the ladders next to the bogies as due to the track radius they get knocked off.
Paul
Just got my SYP class 15. It runs great, however it would be nice to have a diagram to explain were all the extra bits go. Whilst i can find out by looking at images in books & the net, is it really that difficult to produce this extra piece of paper?
Paul
Not re soldering anything here! i know i should not say it as it's tempting fate but my Clayton is one of the original releases and after lots of running has not gone up in smoke yet!
(Don't you just know it will shortly?!!!!)
Out of interest how may other people are running first release Claytons that have the original chassis with no ill effects?
Paul
Once fitted you may well be wise turning off the headcode light if running on DCC. - You'll see why!
Mine is running on my DC layout circle st and looks terrible. I may well have to remove the bulb.
Paul
The ridges onthe light clusters are an anti climb device to prevent the wagons riding up and onto the loco in the event of a collision. However for them to work surely the wagons too must be fitted with anti climb devices?
Must admit i am not keen ont look - they look like characters from 'underground ernie' - but it will grow on me.
Paul