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  1. crazynitwit
    Ideally you would have one return loop at one end with another on the opposite with a line (or two) in the middle maybe leading to a station or a couple of industries.
  2. crazynitwit
    you have up to 32 feet of running length. If you wanted you could do an end to end with a curve in it. So, one industry at one end and on other on the other end with a few sidings maybe a station along the way.
  3. crazynitwit
    Going on from my own thread. I'm quite interested to see how I could wire up a traversed fiddle yard I have a few ideas but at the moment am a little confused.
  4. crazynitwit
    There are many more 3d printers for much cheaper prices. It just depends on what people are willing to pay.
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    I think there is already a Hanson's jha. Not entirely sure though.
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    You could use hair spray but Javis do a pva type glue that once watered down 50:50 and a couple of drops of washing up liquid it works well for sealing in ground cover
  7. crazynitwit
    I guess that a bent loco can be fixed and it's at such a cheap price that its worth the risk.
  8. crazynitwit
    You must be thinking of someone else as I don't even have a 3d printer yet.
  9. crazynitwit
    It's not that I cant solder track it's that I dont want to.
  10. crazynitwit
    Where would I be able to get some of them.
  11. crazynitwit
    I also use a point to control the current flow and from my experience Ive had very few/ if any problems with 0-4-0s or 4wdms (I'm the case of the sentinel) and it works fine. Even on the Hornby points with the large black zones. I haven't tried it on any other style of points tho.
  12. crazynitwit
    I don't solder my track
  13. crazynitwit
    Thanks.
  14. crazynitwit
    I made that mistake when I first got into the hobby.
  15. crazynitwit
    As long as it's the older style Hornby class 33 there shouldnt be a problem.
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    Looking good
  17. crazynitwit
    Just some Hornby set track. And by dead I mean no locomotives work on it.
  18. crazynitwit
    Ive just finished building a new layout and the thought popped into my head. Does track go dead over time, obviously I don't want to be digging up track 3 months after I've built the layout. Any help would be appreciated.
  19. crazynitwit
    Looks amazing
  20. crazynitwit
    How would I fit kadees to a Lima class 37
  21. crazynitwit
    From what I've seen 'quads' pulled them for the majority, but troop carriers pulled them and there were a few self propelled variants of the 25 pounder.
  22. crazynitwit
    You could use 105mm field gun. I know its not much to go on but there were a few variants around in the 50s/60s.
  23. crazynitwit
    looking good. its amazing what you can fit in such a small space
  24. crazynitwit
    Thanks. That will make it a lot easier to do.
  25. crazynitwit
    Try freecad, it takes a little getting used to but it's quite useful.
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