Saterday afternoons run on the ACLR
Saterday afternoons run on the ACLR
Just uploading the video to photobucket now. my friend Paul came round to try out a couple of his trains a great afternoon was had by all
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Great Video Graham, I'm glad I was up early to log on and see it.
Nice to see that other stock runs on Mamod track as that is exactly my idea as well.
I've got quite a few of the Big Big Train locos and rolling stock, and a large collection of Faller E-Train as well.
What was the first loco being used, as that was not a Big Big Train item, and also what was the last live steam loco? Looked similar to a Bowman.
Nice to see that other stock runs on Mamod track as that is exactly my idea as well.
I've got quite a few of the Big Big Train locos and rolling stock, and a large collection of Faller E-Train as well.
What was the first loco being used, as that was not a Big Big Train item, and also what was the last live steam loco? Looked similar to a Bowman.
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An interesting variation on the standard loco.
Never thought about that configuration so must try it out for comparision.
Did you manage to find the circlip you lost? I always thought if fitted secure these would not fail, and it does not look like there is anything sticking out on your wheels to interfere with the coupling rods. Must have been a one off.
Never thought about that configuration so must try it out for comparision.
Did you manage to find the circlip you lost? I always thought if fitted secure these would not fail, and it does not look like there is anything sticking out on your wheels to interfere with the coupling rods. Must have been a one off.
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Great video! Your SL1K is probably running better because it only has one set of wheels to turn , and obviously by doing this you loose the second wheelset's power. I wouldn't of thought the position of the top up valve would matter, as even if it does squirt a little in to the valve then presumably you have it closed, and any water is likely to boil while passsing through the super-heating, yet it does look prettier with the S/V at the back !
Please correct me if I'm wrong!
Please correct me if I'm wrong!
havent found the clip Chris.I have a problen with dead grass cliping getting on the track and getting caught in the running gear i think that it may be the reason for it comming off. will go to a local car parts store and pick up a few sparesCCairns wrote:An interesting variation on the standard loco.
Never thought about that configuration so must try it out for comparision.
Did you manage to find the circlip you lost? I always thought if fitted secure these would not fail, and it does not look like there is anything sticking out on your wheels to interfere with the coupling rods. Must have been a one off.
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