steveb860

Makes me want to take up O gauge!

Hi JB,Glad to hear of your positive experience from this site.

I tend to use double sided sticky foam pads from stationers to hold the speaker in place.As David posted earlier, a bead of bluetac around the speakers metal plate will create the same effect as the black plastic enclosure box sealing it to the recess and holding it firmly in place.All Bachmann do is screw the speaker down using what looks like body fixing screws.

Hi JB .

I don't need to add anymore, as David has covered it pretty well. This is where Rm Web is great, when people come together to help. Hope you have figured it out now, And welcome to DCC sound.Enjoy.

Steve

Are you trying to install the speaker with it fitted in its plastic baffle box? Bachmann supply their sound equiped loco's without this box. Prise the speaker carefully out of its box and fit, you will then find all is well space wise.

Steve

This might make some recoil in horror!!

50006 Neptune permanently up on jacks, after gravity started the project for me

He disassembles loco's and sells the parts as spares. I have purchased off him recently after two of my 50's crashed to the floor, smashing parts including both chassis blocks I couldn't buy as replacements elsewhere.He may be expensive, but worth it to re-instate the loco's, one of which performed admirably at Warley this weekend.

Noticed this Toby up for sale, alas if you are married or in a relationship you cannot bid!!

Toby tram

I just did a quick search for "Scalecraft Roadrailer Kits" On Ebay

 

And this turned up.

 

Dream ON

 

Terry.

And someone hs reported his listing for keyword spamming

The NEM pocket is still moulded to the bogie frame.

Hattons are now showing the New Bachmann 47 in Parcels livery in stock.

Just a shame it wasn't available at Warley, as it was the number one item on my shopping list.

http://www.hattons.co.uk/ProductList/ReleasesByMonthAndYear.asp