Is this a first?
- DolwyddelanLightRail
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Is this a first?
I have a video on youtube (link at the bottom) of my mamod locos (No.s 449 H.G.Butler and 450, Britomart) while Britomart was on a trail run of meths (which was only meant to last 5 minutes, but ended for for 5 hours!
During this time I got serveral vids and I managed to fit a camera actually into the cab of H.G.Butler and videoed a cab ride.
Is this a first for youtube? as I have searched around on there, but I can't find another one.
During this time I got serveral vids and I managed to fit a camera actually into the cab of H.G.Butler and videoed a cab ride.
Is this a first for youtube? as I have searched around on there, but I can't find another one.
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well, it is going to be really tricky to build a railway in my garden, as it is all mostly on a really steep slope (most of it more than 1 in 1!) so I am going to have it going along the bottom of the garden for about 100metres.
Afterwards, climb up the side slowly, and possibly have a tunnel cut out of a solid piece of slate rock (that's the plan), then have a runround and make the line go back on it'self and have a looooong cutting out of a mini cliff face to the top of the garden.
The only problem with this is becuase of 2 reasons:
I have a walkers path going right through where I want to build the railway
I am going to need a couple of powerful locos (not 3 mamods which I currently have!)
Sorry if none of this makes any sense, it's hard to describe without any pictures!
Afterwards, climb up the side slowly, and possibly have a tunnel cut out of a solid piece of slate rock (that's the plan), then have a runround and make the line go back on it'self and have a looooong cutting out of a mini cliff face to the top of the garden.
The only problem with this is becuase of 2 reasons:
I have a walkers path going right through where I want to build the railway
I am going to need a couple of powerful locos (not 3 mamods which I currently have!)
Sorry if none of this makes any sense, it's hard to describe without any pictures!
- Dr. Bond of the DVLR
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I shouldn't worry, I have a tiny little courtyard and still managed to fit a railway in. In order to extend it I'll need a continuous gradient on half of it of 1 in 35! humph! Good luck I'm sure you'll do it!
(flowers, chocolates and doing washing up are all really great ways of getting planning permision- that and offering to do all the gardening!)
(flowers, chocolates and doing washing up are all really great ways of getting planning permision- that and offering to do all the gardening!)
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