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LMSfan72

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  1. Given that the Dynamis will provide DCC to the rolling road, and the P2 is fitted with a TXS chip, it doesn’t need to control it. Download the free Hornby app and since power is provided by the Dynamis the app will control the loco via the TXS Bluetooth capability
  2. The body fits the Hornby chassis too so they are actually very similar dimensions
  3. My second sleeper waiting decals. It took a lot longer to get here as I required for multiple light functions: Day, Night, Tail each end and selectable so I can have either end off. Also fitted an EOT at one end. Loksound 5, all wire and LEDs mounted in the body so I replace the Dapol board with a simple 8-pin socket and mounted the decoder I the body too.
  4. Taken a while to get here with this one as I decided to go full function lighting which meant a complete rewire of the chassis and the body. This has day, night, tails on both ends which can be also switched on and off on end at a time. I also added an EOT lamp. Ready for decals and bogie paint:
  5. I think my first go will be just moving the buildings, at the correct scale, to fit the gaps since the track fits the board and ignore the photo footprint
  6. I think he'd keep in the same 3 word style: Passage Up Uranus
  7. Hmmm. Looks like a rookie mistake for me… I thought I’d scaled the photo properly but it appears that I am significantly out. The track seems to fit nicely but now I have printed and triple checked the buildings I reckon I am probably 30% out! Now I have found a close up of the rail spacing it seems to confirm it: That is going to significantly affect what I do! N-gauge??!
  8. Hi Sean Here’s a finished sleeper with the Mk5s. I’m happy for people to PM me if they want to give the conversion a go with my parts
  9. I came back to this after I wasn’t happy with the lining sitting on the grills. So, with nothing to lose I just masked off around the red stripe, applied a light grey Vallejo primer and then the blue. No problem at all with covering the red with only relatively light coats
  10. The orange I used on 73962 was very light on pigment - turns out is is apparently a transparent paint! - so for 73963 I tried a different paint. Pretty good match to Accurascales:
  11. Mentor was sitting too high on the B4 bogies. So, I cut the turrets off the bogies and printed a flush pivot mount: Much better now!
  12. I just need to sort out the bogie height with the B4s on - they sit higher than the Commonwealth bogies that Bachmann originally fitted.
  13. These all take a Bachmann Mk1 chassis with the coach ends cut off
  14. None with either of mine
  15. My early Mentor is back on the workbench. A simple job to cut the coach ends of a Bachmann Mk1 chassis. The body fits it and has the screw holes in the right place too. As I have 97201 “Experiment” on the way as well as the Accurascale Mk2B coaches in RTC livery I thought I’d kick it on a bit!
  16. Having spent more time on the WIPACs getting them better for fitting LEDs I decided that this one will be wired to a Loksound chip with at least 10 functions to control more light modes at both ends. put back on its jig whilst I wait for supplies!
  17. Went back and made a couple of minor changes to 73971. Replaced the cab mounted shark fins and base with a better version, added the cowl just behind the cab
  18. Another sleeper on a Hornby chassis just as a mock up.
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