Snofi

He didn't use a hammer and chisel to get the body off?

I think he was probably high when posting!

You'd have to have several - each with different hair lengths... Will try that on our 4 when I get back tonight

They are very useful little helpers are cats - also a bit of a work creation scheme at this time of year when they're malting...

Is that similar to the lnyx effect?

Thought somebody had perhaps typed in wrong figure... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/WRENN-W2276-5P-BULLEID-SR-GREEN-EXETER-GOLDEN-ARROW-5-POLE-BOXED-/281729879041?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item419868cc01 And then just close by... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/WRENN-W2268A-BULLEID-W-C-YEOVIL-B-R-GREEN-BOXED-/281729878544?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item419868ca10 Just why? Am I missing something?

Sort of thing I do all of the time :-) hope it recovers...

I'm beginning to realise this railway lark gets you that way. Doesn't matter that no-one else will ever see, you'll know ... ;-)

I'm hoping to get to that place soon. First go at a layout was a disaster electrically, taking my time with this one and would be as pleased as Punch to get a similar result

I've got 2 of these which have been running poorly over points and having come across this post I gathered both courage (dutch) and tools and sat down to work. Did the front wheelset first - took a while whilst I worked out where all the bits that fell out belonged but that's a different story... Put it back together and it shorted straight away. There is a copper bus arrangement on the inside of the bottom chassis plate which seems, by way of a few "nodules", to be set up to feed solely +ve on either front or back wheel set and -ve on the other. Is this right ? I can't see any form of "split" on the wheels so that only one is picking up current.

That electrical panel is mind-boggling