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kandnwlr:98958 wrote:Another fantastic addition. More pics of the line please  :shock:  :o  :D

I totally agree with that !

Brilliant as always !

Wonderful as usual !

Great work. Can't wait for the next step !

Thanks for your advices.
This great loco definitely needs a better chassis.

Thanks. It's really a "budget chassis" and nothing else.
I'm going to find for a better solution...

Thanks for the link. It's very helpful. I read all your blog. Very interesting too !

Hello there !
All your advices about the IP Engineering budget electric chassis are welcome.
Is this chassis equipped with insulated wheels?
Thanks by advance.

http://www.ipengineering.co.uk/page57.html

You're going to have a MAJOR job on your hands, as there's no insulation between the wheels and the axles, meaning that you'd have to re-make them. Do you REALLY want to go to all that trouble? You'll probably have to change the motor, too......................... You're absolutely right. Mission a...

williamfj:98372 wrote:

It's a great work. Wonderfull loco. Thanks for this photo.

Woodfields Light Railway:98431 wrote:Sounded a bit like a V10 Formula 1 car...

Or maybe a TGV...
Anyway, thank you all for your answers.

All HGLW locos are battery powered and run very well.
But my layout is "track powered" (20 volts) and I'm planning to use my HGLW critter with my power supply.
Has anyone made that before?
Thanks by advance.

Thanks.

Hello ! Anybody home ?

Absolutely Fantastic !

A very nice critter !

Well done !
What kind of loco is it ?

Has anyone built a ModelTown TADJA vertical boiler steam locomotive ? It looks great but is it easy to build ?
Thanks for all your advices.  :D

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