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So as far as the D600s go There a photos of one at Gloucester and LLandrindod Wells.... Map those out and there isn't much of the WR one did not appear on at some time..... Not seen any evidence of Worcester or Brum though Phil
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Oxford announce Carflat, additional liveries and sound options.
Phil Bullock replied to Andy Y's topic in Oxford Rail
See Oxford web site http://www.oxforddiecast.co.uk/products/carflat-br-or76car001 Phil -
Hi Dave More brilliant shots! Think you probably have guessed already - that Peak in J2376 isn't 127 which had split centre headcodes, https://www.flickr.com/photos/21602076@N05/8173156111/in/photolist-dseyyF-oTDdfV-pbx6Xs-5Vsx7R-pWMd3n-p6JqrS-qUqCP1-9NGKrb-jj6j8s-aFaZeV-qCCXMQ-qCm2wP-aVt7vM-psNfCm-pvhaWK-nYybzH-5Axiq4-aVtjX4-nEhre9-pDuekZ-aVt5Nk-9NJybd-6PLhmT-nXp4Ms-qBrmRp-nXp41s-nEhr5S-nYmJcU-9NFVNX-qTMJeM-pvVRHf-nYtmKV-nFnHLu-aVx3nF-bxhxJV-aVx2PR-9NEwpU-nVtbP1-aEjP9H-aVsZAx-asXSv-nFYY11-nEhbqa-jeursZ-qBjY2z-ehp7uM-4NEsAu-qCkV3g-4iQKFh-oicfnr not split box as that loco has. Sorry cant be any more specific! And a synchronous post with Paul! Phil
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Most certainly not unloved by the Worcester spotters. But we weren't that knowledgeable about operating issues then were we! Phil
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An interesting set of perspectives. Many non railway friends were surprised when I said I would not be going to this event. Whilst Scotsman is an iconic loco its latest restoration - whilst in no way to be belittled in itself - is perhaps in some ways less worthy of merit than the building of Tornado. So for me if there is a really significant event over the weekend then for me its the carriages, which too often are neglected in terms of publicity - and both an A1 and an A3 have been seen many times since 1964 - but not a 9 coach Gresley teak rake. The SVR Charitable Trust and the LNER (SVR) Coach Fund deserve hearty congratulations thanks and support.... Phil
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Oxford announce Carflat, additional liveries and sound options.
Phil Bullock replied to Andy Y's topic in Oxford Rail
Those look stunning.....thanks for sharing Andy Couplings a bit protrusive perhaps - NEM pockets but are they bogie mounted - or is there a close coupling mechanism? Edit...Did wonder about those round buffers - would the end ramps go flat over them - but Paul Bartlett's site confirms they are correct for vehicles built on LMS chassis http://paulbartlett.zenfolio.com/brmotorail/h26bd9bfa#h26bd9bfa Phil -
Project 43 - The North British B-B Warships
Phil Bullock replied to Phil Bullock's topic in Bachmann
For a while have looked at the speaker installation on this loco. Its neat - but sound output not good, poor acoustics as the sound path from front and rear of speaker are not separately contained resulting in destructive interference and therefore reduced sound volume. Answer? a Blu-tack gasket And in situ Result....double the volume for 5 mins work Hee hee I don't trust the rubbing strip speaker connections either so I hard wire them on long leads to keep body removal easy Phil -
Eurostar scrapping class 373s
Phil Bullock replied to Dava's topic in UK Prototype Discussions (not questions!)
Theres inflation for you - used to be 6d behind a Warship! -
Little Loco Company - Class 15
Phil Bullock replied to The Nth Degree's topic in Little Loco Company
Hi Paul Just touching base to check you know all data panels are blue? Cheers Phil -
Yes Autumn is here - and that means grayling fishing on the river Wye for a week This year with Jimbo and Downendian, also non railway friends Sandy Geyer and John Smith Only question is....how many bottles do we need to take? Phil
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Smashing! 1960s with hydraulics - What could be better? Certainly bringing home the bacon here Clive... Phil
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Hi Dave More smashing photos ... Apologies but a spanner in the loco works again... J705 D1588 was a WR loco so was surprised - but not impossible - to see her at York on a KX - Newcastle - displaying wrong headcode too? Edit - corrected by Mark , see below Phil However D1588 was built with 3piece fixed rad grilles and still had them when she went to GFYE - see https://www.flickr.com/photos/67444577@N02/7263947944/in/photolist-c4TCDN-a93qjB-5t8Kk9-54e2Wv-55udoa-hUg7o5-Mtjmd-2995Tq-b9tqSx-ENBcxW-behiu2-7TC83p-6MjAHk-cHEd5o-cHEd85-anTxnX-NBEz7-NBEzm-anW9Nf-dXQJpq-93SSPC-e1rRny-299hu3-cHE4K1-dYZXeW-8Qbcp6-a2hiyq-aERrrD-7TC7xn-e1sbYA-r6KNHw-Mtjmh-r6KNPy-7TC95K-dXR48A-r6KNQA-2995Rq-7TC9mF-aES6Yg-299hxE-dZ17nh-auj27D-aujodX-6PPRdH-ag4FTh-e1rRo9-behjFk-GwmjrE-7zVZ8e-NBEyY The Serck grilles as fitted to the loco in the photo are correct for D1988 which was an ECML machine - and on scrutinising the enlarged photo would suggest that is the loco in your photo. Wonder if you agree? Kind regards Phil
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You are not alone Paul.... All projects here go in fits and starts... The good people on RMWeb are always a strong support for me and will be for you too You know where we are if you want to come and have a running session.... Phil
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Bachmann Warship variants bogie removal
Phil Bullock replied to Zorcan's topic in Modelling Questions, Help and Tips
Hi there Havent had one apart for a while but consulting http://Bachmann.co.uk/pdfs/32-053.pdf confirms my memories The quadrants on the sides of the bogie towers 050-026 are retained in the chassis by the 050-002 clips - which will just unclip off the chassis to release the bogies Hope that helps Phil -
Many thanks everyone for all the kind words We get a lot of pleasure from the layout , and the filming certainly adds another dimension And you are right there Rich for sure...but if you look at the WTT year in year you soon realise how much traffic was being lost at that time too... Kind regards Phil