Brian Grey

Check the back to backs. On opening my PC2 I was rewarded with this.

 

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How to put back together is not covered by Jason's comedic set of instructions unfortunately. After some time I managed to strip it all down and put back together.

All working, lights etc.,then............

Ran it through a Peco code 75 diamond and slip and PC2 bogie comes flying off. On checking the back to backs they were way too wide. Again, the hand book just states to twist. Really. How, when it is part of the drive bogie? Unpowered axles can be altered easily. I probably could have done something about it when the bogie was out but I never considered there would be a problem. As the instructions claim there is no warranty for throwing it at the wall, it is all back in the box until I can look at it again with a calm mind.....or put it on eBay!

 

Mike Wiltshire

Yes I found the instruction manual a bit lacking in detail. I'm not sure as a professional model company a little less humour with extra detail diagrams/images wouldn't have gone a miss. Seemed to repeat itself on a few topics. Eg hk brake pipe what is this item.

Had a good read of Jason's instruction manual and had a good laugh. It seems straightforward to assemble the set. However I'm confused with the additional parts bag. Are these in case bits fall off or are to be fitted but to where. Even more puzzled with what looks like a pantograph. Any help would be appreciated.

Mine arrived this afternoon. By the box is heavy.

Had a good laugh at the instruction manual.

Just a question for Jason when will the assembly video be available on YouTube?

Just found this on YouTube

Can't wait to get my sound version totally awesome