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jim@NAL:96849 wrote:your models are always bloody fantastic mr peter .well done I look forward to seeing more of this ilove the pistons and the fact you have used lego in there too well done

I totally agree with that !

Two great wagons!

Thanks. I found this answer from Smallbrook for 250mm radius curves: "With regards to the small track radius, it should be OK. The only thing is that the overhang at the end of the loco is a little more with Katie and Pierrot than Columbine and Harlequin. If you can make your own track, so much...

Gn15 is an easy way to build anything you want and no matter if it doesn't exist in the real world.
Your dreams become true.
Let's the fun begin !

Well done. I really like it.

Well done ! In fact, you're very close to Gn15. You must watch The GnATTERbox forum.

http://forum.gn15.info/index.php

You could find a lot of ideas.

Does anyone know the smallest radius that I can use with a H0 Hornby "Smokey Joe" chassis ?
All Gn15 Smallbrook locos run on this chassis.

Good news ! Happy to see you back on the track.

Another good idea !

williamfj:95411 wrote:If it's like the Emmet inspired kit I bought a few years ago the dots are lead balls to give it more weight.

Very good idea !

Well done!
Is it ready to explode ?

Sorry. I don't know.

Got it !

Thank you all.
Does anyone have a picture of a Smallbrook kit before building?

Thanks Mr. Bond of the DVLR.

Pictures talk better than words:

AFGadd:95345 wrote:I'm sure that you'll join me in wishing Rob & his family all the very best, I know my prayers & thought are with them.

Absolutely.

Thanks fo your answer Peter.
I'm planning to build a few Smallbrooks Heywood Gn15 kits.

OK. I'm alone in the dark. No problem, I'm waiting...

Hello, I watched this very amazing topic: http://gardenrails.myfreeforum.org/The_Borrow_Nock_Railway_0_16_5_narrow_gauge_about5990.html and I found my way for my very first garden railway. I have a full box of H0 Roco track sections. But I still have one question about the Smallbrook kits: http://ww...