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  1. Bucoops
    Sounds like a wind-up?
  2. Bucoops
    Interesting idea with the markings - on mine I just turn the allen key 1/4 turn each time but your way is a bit more accurate!
  3. Bucoops
    I dunno....
  4. Bucoops
    I look at it this way - can I do better and quicker? No, so I shall wait :)
  5. Bucoops
    Not an unusual situation sadly. Although I did receive some backordered bits from Dave a week or so ago.
  6. Bucoops
    Obviously there's very few colour images available from when they were new, but there is one partial one here: https://www.steve-banks.org/prototype-and-traffic/133-teak-coaches Quite a bit of info here including some video -
  7. Bucoops
    Phew, managed to resist long enough for them to sell out!
  8. Bucoops

    EBay madness

    Bucoops replied to Marcyg's topic in Ebay Topics

    Or, we want you to buy the manky ones so we can finally get rid of them?
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    EBay madness

    Bucoops replied to Marcyg's topic in Ebay Topics

    Doesn't look like a 37?
  10. Bucoops
    I think this one comes under "patience is a virtue". 3 or 4 years ago I picked up a Martin Finney LNER 1928 corridor tender for £50. Today I picked up an A4 to go with it for £160. Current (not unreasonable for the quality) price from Brassmasters is £290.
  11. Bucoops
    This kind of thing? https://wheelspinmodels.co.uk/c/150/ Cheaper versions on Amazon etc.
  12. Bucoops
    I'm kind of with you on that - I think I'm the reason that the Invertrains site now says all items are 7mm! From what I remember, a web search took me directly to some buffers, and as they are VERY reasonably priced for 7mm I didn't realise....
  13. Bucoops
    Only because of the delusions of grandeur with the cast numberplates!
  14. Bucoops
    Not got a Hornby APT then?
  15. Bucoops
    As I understand it, if you want to share info with a third party, that party has to be named at the time of the agreement being made. So murky waters maybe . Will anyone get upset that their info gets passed to Rails without their permission? I'd hope not, but some people may have beef with Rails I suppose.
  16. Bucoops
    Interesting I must have got their original name from my Dad as I wasn't born until 1977!
  17. Bucoops
    True, but that's where I use side cutters. When doing loads of the same size the adjustables were a handy "cheat".
  18. Bucoops
    I used to have some of these a long time ago, very effective especially if you didn't need to change diameters often. Alas lost many years ago :( Showing your age now, calling them Radiospares!
  19. Bucoops
    https://architizer.com/blog/practice/details/technical-details-brick-bonds-and-patterns/ I think so.
  20. Bucoops
    Yorkshire bond? Making them bricks go further ;)
  21. Bucoops
    Whoops sorry yes - I forgot there was that device after the LI101 and before the one with ethernet.
  22. Bucoops
    The GER had their own coffee pots https://www.gersociety.org.uk/files-emporium-home/lg002-ger-0-4-0-coffee-pots
  23. Bucoops
    Definitely a skill worth learning. I do find very fine wires don't always work first time these days - must be getting old. Watching this thread as I may have to succumb and buy something.
  24. Bucoops
    Progress, huh 😒 Mine is connected to my router rather than my laptop. However, if USB is the right way for you, then as @WIMorrison says, use the FTDI driver.
  25. Bucoops
    I did this the other day, but just use the Ethernet port instead of the USB port.
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