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  1. If you wave at the camera, you get named. New rule :-)
  2. Nick's camera car did a run on Sunday morning.. (didn't get to every corner unfortunately)... Cab Ride video edited and up on Yootoob ... https://youtu.be/jPZ0vLuxzB8
  3. Latest 'Diaries' video posted (day off work + much rain) :-) Been having a go at stripping and repainting HO engines lately and share my results. pardon the skew-wiff decalling, I have such an unsteady hand and poor eyes these days! https://youtu.be/mIJbi4Rhnd4
  4. Okey doke - I get that. It's just that there is a page with all the info. Chris G will be able to furnish you with the suitable gubbins I'm sure. cheers
  5. Do you do Facebook Paul? Can point you at plans and some guidance re the operating this year
  6. Thanks guys.. sounds like there might need to be some 'try it and see' :-) I'll start simple and just go for lights.. something like this (http://www.digitrains.co.uk/ecommerce/locomotive-decoders/function-only/tl1-decoder.aspx) though I haven't a clue what a transponder does!
  7. I wonder if anyone can advise.. It's probably the heat and hayfever melting my brain this evening. I have a fairly basic Athearn GP40 that I picked up cheap and using as an experiment - I want to try stripping, painting and applying decals. I've stripped the engine out and tweaked the gears so it is a dummy unit. However, I was thinking about adding a decoder to at least have lights for when it is doubled up with a 'live' engine. I may even add sound, although it's likely to be coupled to a sound-equipped engine so that may be overkill.. Anyhoo - A. Simpler option: I'm guessing that I could take a fairly basic decoder, connect track power and lights and then consist it with the powered unit so that the lights are directional etc? Is it that simple? B. For sound, I suspect that things might get tricker, as there is no motor and it needs to be 'synched' to the sound engine that it's consisted with. Any advice on sound-only decoders ? Any advice appreciated, thanks
  8. Always a good show, sorry the numbers were down Nick but it was very hot so perhaps not a surprise! My pictures were pretty poor but I've put together some clips into a video.. https://youtu.be/1l3aE75Hio0
  9. ooh, kind of threw a lit firecracker in there didn't I? :-D I'm not sure how we could do a live feed thing - I imagine we'd need wifi really. Youtube mobile needs you to have 1000 subs or more, and I'm only half way there with mine.
  10. And I can't believe we've still not met Jack, after all these years corresponding now via MTI and Carl's site and now here. Maybe we should set up a video link at TVNAM - a live webstream for all those too far away to join :-)
  11. Piedmont Blues is a good name Dan.. stick with it :-) As it happens, (I'd forgotten), but Brett was a make-do name that ended up sticking.. it's german for 'plank'.
  12. Looks really good! Great to see so many scenicked modules too. Looking forward to Armitage :-)
  13. Thanks Nick, really appreciate your comments.. re the sky colour.. I think (!) I went for the dulux mineral mist. Having a bit of a memory lapse, but it was either that or something else very close to it!
  14. I have one of these Baldwin DS4s - Bowser with Loksound. I love it. So much so, that I hope to build a layout around it one day! (Been looking for a zebra stripe body for my Bachmann S4 too)
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