Locos:
No.1 "Ofario"
Currently available for service on short passenger or goods trains. Started life as a Maroon Mss loco, but has had a fair bit of mamodification since then
No.2 "Marmite"
Currently available for service assuming the batteries aren't flat... Requires some work before it can pull anything other than its own weight... Previous attempts of sticking fishing weights to the bonnet have improved it slightly... but it still can't pull the skin off a rice pudding.
No.3 "Wolverton"
Currently available for service on anything and everything.
After a dodgy pressure gauge, I can safely say its a very good performer. One small problem that is to be rectified is the two small grubscrews on one fly crank require a touch of loctite to ensure they stop working themselves loose.
Carriages and Wagons
IP Live Steam beginners coaches No's 1 and 2 are currently awaiting painting before they can be completed.There are plans to purchase another one or two of these to make a set for "Wolverton". These are fantastic kits as they pretty much build themselves! These will be painted to match the works' other coaches.
Coaches 3,4 and 5 need one or two little odds and ends doing but nothing major.
Wagons 1,2,3 and 4 are all operational with nothing major that wants doing to them for the moment.
The Marmite wagon is also operational. I would like to glue the jar to the wagon to stop it moving about and change the black card for something more substantial but these will have to wait for the time being as it is rarely used.
As the stock progresses I will no doubt update this thread as and when I can.
