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Surely not with his hands in his pockets.... It's mainly processing power that is needed for video editing.
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Rule No1 applies.
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West Kirby Town: narrow gauge is coming to town.
switcher 1 replied to Dmudriver's topic in 7mm+ modelling
WHAT! No slamming doors! -
In your plan, you have a traverser to shunt with, but you could still use a 'fiddle stick' (similar to a cassette) to supply the bay, single car parcels &/or passenger, plus when not using it, your traverser could feed a parcels van into it.
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It just starts with a loco or a wagon.....
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Some people use Kadee, some use Tension Lock, & then there are the special types such as Dinghams, Sprat & Winkle, etc. If it is just your railway, it doesn't matter what you choose, but if you intend joining a group, find out what they are using, for compatibility. Edit: As Cromptonnut suggests, there is a layout using Tension lock - http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/topic/50114-progress-at-ramchester/page-5
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I think I remember someone saying Heljan locos 'can' draw 2 amps a piece, so I would think 5 amp should be OK.
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Fair enough. It's your railway after all.
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Maybe an idea for you; from what I recall of the Southern versions of these type of barrow, the wooden platforms were almost black through usage & the paint often chipped/flaked.
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Peco setrack points & Dapol 08 diesels seem like unicorns & dragons, (mythical beasts).
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With regard to 'Other Brands' - C & L are kits, & you can't buy online from Marcway.
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Peco 0 gauge setrack was announced in February, I believe, along with promised points, of about 38" radius, my baseboards are still awaiting their arrival!
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I reckon, as long as there is a definate physical break between the sceniced layout & the staging/fiddle area, it's OK, because they will be seen as 2 totally different entities.
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Congratulations!
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This may be of interest when you start your next project :- http://www.nmrabr.org.uk/forum/index.php As well as :- http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/forum/155-usa-canadian-railroads/
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I'll second that about George Tait's work, there are some videos by George in this thread of Andy's Trebudoc layout. http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/topic/54364-trebudoc-in-o-gauge-videos-page-28-29-31-to-33-36/page-46
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Did it develop a hot box & was left to get sorted & they forgot about it?
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Definately YES, where else are your poor workers going to read their daily paper in peace........
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Oh yes it does, it must have at least one front fitted brake to be UK legal! So that is probably what is being discussed.
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I think I will give this a try as well, as I'm not getting on with the 3-links for shunting. (Ordered up some Bachmann NEM Mk2 couplings.) Thanks for posting the pictures.
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@Daifly See post 105
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Well I guess you will need something to do when you're not operating Reely Grate.
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I very much doubt it!!! The OP did say 'London'.......
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Trouble is, they are 'couriers' & give the rest of us cyclists 'a bad name'.
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Pencarrow: nothing to see, move along please.
switcher 1 replied to 2ManySpams's topic in 7mm+ modelling
I didn't know the cycling was on..........
