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Just now, AndyID said:
Hi Wayne,
It's because the switch is a good bit shorter which allows the curve to start sooner.
Andy
Thanks, yes I see it on the markings now
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38 minutes ago, martin_wynne said:
9ft-5 turnouts are shorter, but with an easier radius. The blade planing is the same as A:
Thanks Martin. Looking at it, I'm perplexed as to how the short one has a larger radius...
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1 minute ago, KeithHC said:
I think we all need to find the right lottery numbers so Wayne can give up the day job and work on that long list of pieces we all want.
Keith
Haha, don't worry, I am anyway
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1 minute ago, RBAGE said:
Wayne,
Great work and coming on a storm.
Do you think the diamond will be as flexible as the turnouts so that a double junction with a slight curve might be constructed?
I won't trouble you with questions of 00 gauge timing. I'll assume the same sort of timing as for EM points to 00 points.
Smashing,
Bob
Thanks Bob,
They can be flexed, yes. You need to keep it straight along the common and obtuse cast crossings, but curve in between.
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2 minutes ago, RBAGE said:
And EM diamond begats 00 gauge diamond
EM will always take priority as the EMGS are supplying me rail...
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1 minute ago, Denbridge said:
Diamond?
YES! EM Gauge 1in7 Diamond
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1 minute ago, KeithHC said:
Hold on a slip of one kind or other.
Keith
Getting closer, bit more basic than that...
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Just now, KeithHC said:
EM B5
Keith
or is it A5
Nope! But you got the EM right...
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2 hours ago, Enterprisingwestern said:
, or some FinetraX kits on eBay!
Mike.
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Thanks for all your responses, guys!
All slots now filled. Expect to see some 00-SF kit build photos and reviews up this weekend!
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3 hours ago, Wayne Kinney said:
Hi Guys,
Who would like to test a 00-SF B7 kit this weekend? Hands up!
I would need a PM with your address so I can post it for this weekend
I've still got one spot left and I am going to the post office in 30 minutes if one of you also wants to get on board? Time is ticking... PM me your address!
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Hi Guys,
Who would like to test a 00-SF B7 kit this weekend? Hands up!
I would need a PM with your address before 4pm today so I can post it for this weekend
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3 hours ago, SteveCornford said:
Hi Wayne,
When do you expect to release the OO-SF version into the wild?
Steve
Hi Steve,
I've push it back working on 3mm and 2mm Finescale.
Most likely end of the month for the 00-SF B7, thanks.- 4
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1 hour ago, martin_wynne said:
Hi Martin,
Thanks. Aware of it and again these are the first revisions of the castings. Removing that metal does make it more fragile and prone to either warping or bending.
1 hour ago, RBAGE said:I’m fairly sure the 2mm finescale association already produce cast crossings for the kits they already supply to members.
I have kits for a long planned 2mm layout that will probably never come to fruition.
2mm finescale easitrac system have components that peg in place.
Assuming you are planning to sell to 2mm finescale modellers (obvs), and assuming these modellers are association members, and also assuming they buy from the association, there may not be much of a market. Unless you are selling to the association, as you do to the EMGS.
will it be possible to put a slight curve into your 00 gauge diamonds or does the geometry make that impossible?
All I will say is I'm working with the 2mmSA on this. I am trying my best to provide them with the best possible product, with daylight through the cast crossing rails (including the web relief in the side of the rail to represent the web of BH rail, as I've always done on my N Gauge kits).
They have shown very positive interest. I really enjoy working with the societies, and bouncing design ideas off each other.- 9
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Hi Guys,
Not 00 or EM but thought it might be interesting.
Master patterns for both 2mm Finescale and 3mm Finescale crossing frogs, ready to make moulds from. Pictured next to an EM Gauge crossing frog for size comparision. The 2FS one is a 1in7, the 3mm one 1in6.
The 2FS one is tiny, I'm not even sure if it's castable but certainly going to try!
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Hi Frank,
Many thanks for sharing!
Seems to be running nice a smoothly through that formation, very nice track laying!
You mention height difference, was that just with the ply sleepers, not the Peco track, right?
Also, have you polished and blackened the cast crossing frog as per the instruction? This really improve it's appearance.
All really nice
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2 hours ago, martin_wynne said:
This applies if you build the turnout to 16.2mm all-through (recommended).
Some modellers prefer to use 16.2mm for the crossing part only, and 16.5mm for the rest of the turnout. If you do that, a 20p coin is not thick enough, use a 10p coin instead.
Martin.
Ah! Half price!
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No, you need to order 50x kits to optimise the box space..LOL...really!
Seriously though, the large box cost the same P&P in both the 'actual box cost' and the 'Royal Mail postage cost' as the pending smaller box...no difference.
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LOL...yeah, I'm waiting for smaller boxes from my supplier, been waiting for nearly 2 weeks. Should get them Tuesday....
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No worries, RMWeb seem to have fixed it now..LOL
Panic over
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On 16/05/2021 at 11:16, Mikkel said:
Wayne, can I ask if you are doing these in batches? I.e. will the OO B7s be available "permanently" or might there be a lengthy gap between batches where they may sell out? (I ask because ideally I need to get a little further with planning before ordering.)
PS: Just a heads-up, the links to download the A4 templates for the OO B7 don't work.
I manufacture a set number of kits per working day (Mon-Fri). The items will be available ongoing and not in ‘batches’.
Despatch times are usually 1 -2 working days from order, but maybe longer on a newly released kit with highly anticipated demand.
P.S - Sorry, still working on the A4 templates (very busy..LOL)- 1
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No pics coming up anymore....
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