KalKat

Whooooot!

Emma

The device under the nose is in fact the engine air intake. The oil cooler is the smaller 'pod' under the port wing.

........... jus' sayin'

Emma

That looks fun! You do have all the bolts to re-assemble it don't you?

Emma

Many thanks for that. A great help to us mathematically challenged and numerically dyslexic modellers

Emma

Make sure you get some slide oil on the slides to keep them bright while you’re waiting to use that splendid looking device!

Emma

That looks very good indeed........I tip my tin hat to you!

Emma

Good luck and have fun!

Emma

That's coming along realy well! Buses were also used as mobile pigeon lofts (yes, really!)

Emma

Are both wheels insulated from their axles, or just one?

I had wondered where you'd got too   ....... good luck with TTTT2 !

What you say is jolly interesting. I have wondered about CSBs, and as I will be working in Em as to whether my chassis should feature this.

I should say that as yet my layout doesn't exist.......... *sighs*

Emma

I think your soldered up assemblies look fine. I can see the pins might have been too much.

Super job you're doing!

Emma

Strange you should say that.............. not Landrover, but another vehicle

Truculent teens ....... who'd put up with them

How does the eccentric on the rear driver work - doesn't it clout the ground?

Little Iz is a very lucky girl - I wish I had a shed back in my childhood

By golly ....... that's a sizeable loco fleet! Best of British for the show

Careful........ KH-1 will be after you ')

Ah yes ... 'the Devil's in the detail'  ...... I quite enjoy doing all the tiny little things. Carry on carrying on that man!

Ummm......... make it into a pendant ?

*hugs* - Emma

'tis a hard life, but someone has to do it

Congrats an' Flappy Birdy!

eeep! teeny tiny bits.... beware the carpet monster!

Strange you have problems with these 'boxes. I have none, and I only have 1 1/2 hands.

Mind you my chassis building.............................