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Lots of pulling power. What battery size are you using?.

I enjoyed that ride, Minnie did well.

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I liked that. Imagining myself leaning on that fence watching the trains go by. That will be a popular spot in the summer.

Like It.

I bet that you are very pleasd with the outcome.

ge_rik:115760 wrote: My scale rule is made of rubber ........  

Rik

Scale rulers like this are what attracted me to narrow gauge garden railways.

I liked that video too. Although we had snow I didn't get out early enough, it had all gone by the time I was able to think about some video.

Thanks for letting us know the situation Rik, I will wait until you have stock as I am just gathering bits for my next project. The loco is on back order too.

Ditto on the RX65 waiting list if you have one.

Annie:115490 wrote:
It seems too that my eyesight isn't as good as it was and I'm having to wear a magnifier so I can accurately mark out a large 16mm scale loco for heaven's sake.  Just as well I'm not trying to work in P4 anymore!

Watch out if you ever go to vari-focal. no more straight lines.

There may be enough of a charge left on the loco batteries to test them with a multimeter to check the loco socket polarity. If not it is a take the loco apart job to check!.

That looks great. Hope you had a good time at the exhibition and had lots of interest in your railway.

Love that railway. I must go when it is not so busy.

You must be very pleased with that performance.

I have a Vincent which is similar. I hope you have as much fun with your Konrad as I have had with my Vincent.

Thats either a nice new loco or you are very good at cleaning it.

MDLR:114109 wrote:What was squeaking?

And I thought it was an expensive sound effect so realistic on the tight bends.

I don't think it would be all that difficult. You could even have the sound unit in a van behind the loco.

That steam up must have been cream on the cake (or is it custard on apple crumble) for the day. We also have very large apples on our small tree but we have managed to pick most. We also had visiting woodlice in some.