2014 Sesson on The line with No Name

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2014 Sesson on The line with No Name

Post by thecsmann » Tue Feb 03, 2015 3:05 pm

Hi all
i had forgoten all about this forum. sorry if you think my line has become spam. not posted here for some time but have other places.

now days i mostly post to my lines page on facebook. but i have uploded all of 2014 photos to flicker. my line has gone very FR/WHR ish



https://www.flickr.com/photos/69363786@ ... 943744558/

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Post by Andrew » Tue Feb 03, 2015 3:16 pm

Looking good, thanks for the photos!

As for "going FR/WHR-ish", I understand entirely! There are worse things that can happen to a chap...

What are the origins of your model of "Mary Ann"? I want one! I've considered Swift Sixteen's kit, but I think the motor might pop up into the cab, which is so lovely and empty on yours. Looks powerful too?

All the best,

Andrew.

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Post by thecsmann » Tue Feb 03, 2015 4:00 pm

Its one of the ones made by andel , but I took the doors off and some of the armer , and a repaint, to make it look like it did when it first arrived on the fr. Has battery's and rc hidden under the details . is powerful but has a small motor which if run for long over heats! Do not think an del made meny .

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Post by Andrew » Tue Feb 03, 2015 4:45 pm

Ah, thank you... I've got an Andel Moelwyn but I'm a little wary of over-use too. I stripped the original nylon gears very early on and although Andy replaced them with metal ones the motor and gearbox are hidden away inside and I think I'd have to pull the thing apart to access them in the event of a repeat occurrance...

The green paint you've used is just the sort of thing I'm looking for for Moelwyn - you don't recall what sort you used do you?

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Post by thecsmann » Tue Feb 03, 2015 9:11 pm

The simplex is painted revell 62.
I want a moelwyn but need one thats 45 mm gauge .
Still more fr and WHR locos to go have 15 so far ,just got a beddgelert!

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