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    here another one j94 chassis terrier wheels J72 body and cylinders etc out of the spares box. no102 from the London And Blackwall railway about1866
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    Lockdown projects, allowing for the cruelty of the camera! according to the photo I found this was a 1811 peckett but there is nothing on the list of pecketts to identify it so Built it anyway from an old Hornby saddle tank and a Terrier
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    That's cool did you print the motor mount if so are they available to buy as I have a chassis without motor.
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    A J 72 is very hackable to a J65 . The biggest problem is the awful plastic that some of the earlier ones were made of, very difficult to stick, but there have been quite a few done, not least by Martyn. the white metal K,s kit can be hacked as well. I bought a J68 from cdc , the printed one and it is good, fits both the Terrier chassis and a SE Finecast J69 chassis which can still be got as a kit of part.
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    Absolutely the right approach I spent most of yesterday failing to make a loco run so I put it back in its box and played with one that did work!
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    you could look at the 0-6-0's of the Great Eastern dsuch as the E22(J65) which often had the front rods disconnected to run as 2-4-0's using the original wheels.
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    pm me May have one
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    actually thats a stupid question thanks for the advice
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    Oh dear wnyone know where I can get a blanking plate?
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    Got a J15 from a auction sight. Doesnt run on DC has a DCC chip. Do I take the chip out? Electric trickery seems to be available every where except at the motor!( which works on its own!) advice please?
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    there was also an early 50's Peugot.
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    I have used the Poppy jig quite a lot. the holes wear a bit but not enough to cause any problems with compensation. I havent had any problems with rigid chassis, once I realised that I had bent one of the rods, replaement readily available , however. I would recommend one of these .
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    mostly harmless
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    bloke makes list
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    bloke not dead chased through sewers then is dead
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    so is Bill Stickers
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    everyone on train dunnit
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    harpist ice cream seller and man with moustache go to war
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    man tries to shoot de Gaulle gets shot
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    lots of people dig tunnel get repeated every Christmas
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    sorry already done
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    some people drive ambulance to Alexandria and have a beer
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    old yellow pages are good the paper is thin and absorbent( sounds like old TV ad for bog roll) doesn't grow mould either. don't use it so much now . The resulting structure is light and tough as old boots takes a paint coat well.
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    that or one of the small Bachmanns
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    i've used caboose industries throws for a time. If you can get sprung ones they work best unsprung ones require a joggle in the wire or a separate spring, but they can all work remotely.
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