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  1. Siberian Snooper
    Kevin, Have you tried ringing Peco technical department? I have some good, if not cheap results, from doing that.
  2. Siberian Snooper
    Can You add some weight to the lighter vehicles?
  3. Siberian Snooper
    Why not do what the diagram suggests? Use a light spring to hold the switch blades for the required route and let the train push through them, they will just spring back, when not held open by a flange.
  4. Siberian Snooper
    Looks like something from a SciFi movie.
  5. Siberian Snooper
    If I was an 0 gauge modeller I would be jumping at the bit at those prices. 00 coaches are retailing at around 80 odd quid each! Scratch or kit built 0 gauge coaches have got to be worth a lot more than that!!
  6. Siberian Snooper
    Run round the train, shunt the train onto the loop, remove the toad and shunt it into the loco release road, collect the out goings and place them on the toad, and then shunt the incomings.
  7. Siberian Snooper
    Did she kick start the Queen Elizabeth and the Prince of Wales?
  8. Siberian Snooper
    The limit of my knowledge is a repurposed Collet vehicle, but I can't recall anything else. I have not been there since the mid 80's.
  9. Siberian Snooper
    There is/was a Laira packing van on the Plym Valley Railway.
  10. Siberian Snooper
    I have just bought a set of 4.3 shank, brass collets from Amazon for £6.49. They range from 0.5mm to 3.2mm
  11. Siberian Snooper
    Is it an electric kettle? 😂
  12. Siberian Snooper
    As are the wing rails towards the Vee, after the knuckle.
  13. Siberian Snooper
    There was/are ex-Royal Dockyard rivalry, it even permeates into football.
  14. Siberian Snooper
    With roller gauges, you can wind some fine wire in the grooves, to lift the sides of the gauge high enough to allow the foot of the rail to be clear of the gauge. For triangular gauges, file a bit off of the outside ears to allow the rail to twist.
  15. Siberian Snooper
    When travelling to Strasbourg last September, from Paris our TGV hit the low 190's, we left late and arrived only a few minutes late.
  16. Siberian Snooper
    Whatever it is, I get a 1/3 off, using my rail pass.
  17. Siberian Snooper
    We don't get to hear the half of it, down here in the shires!
  18. Siberian Snooper
    Do I assume from that comment, that one has more sh1te, than one thought one had?
  19. Siberian Snooper
    Hurrah, some good news for a change !! They make travelling in London so much easier.
  20. Siberian Snooper
    Go on Rob, ewe know you want to.
  21. Siberian Snooper
    A fair selection on Amazon
  22. Siberian Snooper
    Further information on lamp brackets, Brassmasters do lamp brackets, part number E5.
  23. Siberian Snooper
    Hopefully the Bentley driver will also pay a visit to the opticians.
  24. Siberian Snooper
    Of the choices, a symmetrical tandem is probably the easiest, similar to the Peco product, handed tandems have too many options which makes getting the 3rd common crossing in quite difficult, especially in 00.
  25. Siberian Snooper
    That's why they were nicknamed Concertina's. I have a few of them in the stash as well!
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