Deltic Man
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Hi Guys
I have two 07's with the hattons 6 pin decoders which work fine on a prodigy system, however when i put them on my main layout which is powered by an ECoS the locos have a mind of their own constantly running and then stopping then starting even though the speed is set to zero?
Am I missing something re voltage or compatibility?
Cheers
Nik
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I will go against the grain I’m afraid as a modern modeller and as it is advertised as the nw diesel/electric show I was disappointed more steam layouts than I could count
In previous years it has been a great show but this year not fof me but I’m probably on my own with this thinking looking forward to next years
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Hi Folks
With summer progressing work on the layout has been slow however the first big forward movement happened this week. The first two boards have arrived from Norman with all track laid. The pictures attached don't give it justice as not good light and location, however Norman's trackwork is outstanding. THe other bits completed are as follows:-
1. all rail primed
2. Power base fitted beneath track for helping hand when locos climb the bank (hence the shine)
3. tortoise motors fitted
4. Copper clad fitted to the end of the boards
work can commence on wiring to buzz bar and scenery and ballast.
A trip up to Peak forest is scheduled for tomorrow to start collecting pictures and reference material which although 20 years later will help in the overall effect as I progress the layout
thanks
Nik
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Hi wild boar fell
On the national power conversions did you ever 3D print the ends to replace the Bachman ones or did you use the slaters card and replace them or stick them over the top of the Bachman ends
Nik
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Does not bode well for the TEA's. Oh dear.
Video of tanks here must be samples
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With it or on it
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Quick question should there be numbers with the tamar model cant find mine
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Great pictures thank you so much let building commence.
Cheers
Nik
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No. I think you may have misunderstood my comment. Who or what is 'My Gravy Train'?
Gentlemans user name on here who scratch builds the buildings
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My Gravy Train???
amended well spotted
Nik
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I've had a productive day so far, both in running of trains and taking photos. I've even thought up an answer for something that has been niggling me, and it looks like it works. To celebrate, here's another shot of Peter Leyland's fabulous buildings, featuring the other end of the footbridge tower.
Hi Gilbert
Can I ask who did you telegraph poles they are excellent was it your own work?
Nik
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Being a PEak forest fan how about variants og JGA (RMC colours) both the round body and JGA-K version
Nik
Ps or a Cleveland potash PAA (or I believe in ICI black)
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Good Afternoon
Further updates - Boards - now had a visit to Whiterose to agree final details and to see the incline in situ to show the bank up Peak Forest. As you can see by one of the pictures its a big gap to fill by gradient but great job done by the guys.
The next part is to cork the incline and flat surfaces then off to get track layed.
Only now is the size of the layout hitting home
Nik
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Good Evening
Here are a few more updates, all the curved boards are now built and have been a challenge for the guys as the timber did'nt want to play and flex due to the size of the board.
The next stage will be to oput them all on temp legs and see how they go together then we can work on the inclines.
New legs are being worked on to include adjusters for uneven exhibition floors.
Nik
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I have a large fllet of Bachmann JGA wagons purchased both new and secondhand. However the classic problem with wagons has occurred in that some buffer heads have snapped off and I am enquiring if anyone knows of a replacement buffers either heads or toal replacement that can be purchased either in plastic or white metal?
Thanks in advance
Nik
TRL POA & PNA wagons - what, when, where?
in UK Prototype Questions
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I think also there was a CAIB owned rake running off Peak Forest for a period of time I am sure I have seen pictures on flickr of them
Nik