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  1. Gordon A
    Can any one give me a link to an exploded parts diagram for the Hornby chain drive Sentinel please? I have had on in bits for over a year and am looking to put it back together. Thanks. Gordon A
  2. Gordon A
    Do you know what diag was the milk tanker nearest in the picture with two access ladders on one side?
  3. Gordon A
    Scalescenes are very adaptable templates which you download and keep on your computer. This means you can print off as many copies as you want to play with. Gordon A
  4. Gordon A
    Using a piercing saw, thread the blade through the axle hole and saw the plastic centre into one thirds. Remove piercing saw and bend the centres out. Gordon A
  5. Gordon A
    Or possible a jig saw. Either way you are going to make a mess of dust and small bits.
  6. Gordon A
    In the back of my mind I think I was told that if you have fitted stay alive to a loco, on first putting it on the track you should let it sit on a live DCC track for a couple of minutes before driving it. Something to do with giving the capacitors in the stay alive to charge? Gordon A
  7. Gordon A
    Sand is a low volume high weight material, so would it not have been carried in special wagons?
  8. Gordon A
    That is not only likely to uncouple one wagon but the next two as well, and probably magnetically grab any metal axles within range. I like the Gaugemaster electro magnets. Wizard Models also produce their own version.
  9. Gordon A
    Looks good apart from the chunky coupling rods.
  10. Gordon A
    I am trying to get in touch with a D. J. Burnett re one of these chassis kits. Would he please contact me on: ga007d9065@blueyonder.co.uk Thanks Gordon A NOW SORTED THANK YOU.
  11. Gordon A
    Cam kits?
  12. Gordon A
    Push button switches with two buttons per set of point blades. Have you tried operating your points without a CDU in the circuit?
  13. Gordon A
    Made two orders last week, both arrived this week. Excellent service as usual. Gordon A
  14. Gordon A
    Yes if you look at photos of steam engines on trains, especially on branch lines you should see pictures of locos running tender / bunker first.
  15. Gordon A
    Pictures please.
  16. Gordon A
    Three class 37s?
  17. Gordon A
    There is a place called Hay in South Wales, UK.
  18. Gordon A
    I suggest you put a thin layer of plywood on top of the foam board to protect it, also around the other three sides.
  19. Gordon A
    We have an ex converted escort coach at Bitton. I believe it was converted in the navy workshops, but never used as all the wiring was not suitable for a carriage.
  20. Gordon A
    Same layout as Enigma Sidings which was operated with a system using two sets of cards. One set identified the position the wagon was to be left, the second set identified the wagon. Lots of fun.
  21. Gordon A
    This thread refers to a kit produced by Mike Edge (Judith Edge kits). I am not aware of a ready to run model being available. Gordon A
  22. Gordon A
    How have you attached your blades to the stretcher bars? If you have soldered them directly to the stretcher bar that will stiffen the operation. I connect the blades to the stretcher bar with a piece of 10 thou (10 gauge) guitar string which gives the required movement between the two parts. Gordon A
  23. Gordon A
    I believe Ratio used to do a plastic kit for a Kirtley , I think a 2-4-0.
  24. Gordon A
    Tintern on the Chepstow - Monmouth branch had three platforms of which two formed an island platform. The site along with the station building and signal box still exist. The station building is a nice cafe. Gordon A
  25. Gordon A
    Will the belt drive and small flywheel be included?
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