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“Highland Sulzers” - Inverness TMD in the 80's - P4


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8 hours ago, Mark Forrest said:

Thought my ears were burning. 

 

It's OK though; concrete sleepers aren't much use for my current or next projects - and by the time I get to the one after that I'll have completely forgotten that I ever had any ;)

 

That's what Damian is relying on!

 

Mike.

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25 minutes ago, Enterprisingwestern said:

 

But seriously, I believe the sleepers are stretched a tad in spacing to miss the 3 rail wide bit, chaired as usual before and after. It doesn't particularly matter about gauge width, the strength is required in the horizontal forward facing plane.

 

Mike.


Think I’m going to have to shuffle some sleepers a little. It seems obvious now..

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1 hour ago, Mark Forrest said:

Rewheeled?

Is there much room between the inside faces of the frames or will you be attacking it with an angle grinder?


re-wheeled?
 

If you call pulling out the OO wheels so it balances on the P4 track for the sake of a photograph, then yes...

 

There appears to be enough room for P4 wheels, the outer ones are pin point and the middle set on some sort of sliding arrangement.

 

The model captures the original although not the highest of fidelity models.

 

I suppose I need another one really.

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1 hour ago, Indomitable026 said:


re-wheeled?
 

If you call pulling out the OO wheels so it balances on the P4 track for the sake of a photograph, then yes...

 

There appears to be enough room for P4 wheels, the outer ones are pin point and the middle set on some sort of sliding arrangement.

 

The model captures the original although not the highest of fidelity models.

 

I suppose I need another one 

 

Sliding arrangement to allow the vehicle to go around corners, the slide keeps the centre wheels to gauge

A six wheel rigid would derail on the slightest bend

another way is to remove the wheel rims on the centre axle only

 

geoff

 

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2 hours ago, Indomitable026 said:


re-wheeled?
 

If you call pulling out the OO wheels so it balances on the P4 track for the sake of a photograph, then yes...

 

There appears to be enough room for P4 wheels, the outer ones are pin point and the middle set on some sort of sliding arrangement.

 

The model captures the original although not the highest of fidelity models.

 

I suppose I need another one really.

Go on, give us a cheeky look at its underside, I'm intrigued.

 

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