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Horsetan
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"Father....I've killed a man...."
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When done properly, it takes up a little less space than compensation, and leaves more room for inside motion.....
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Thing is, sprung suspension allows plenty of tilt - sometimes too much so. CSB suspension started to become a thing some years after Rice's book was published; it's a bit more controlled than coil springs.
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"Gedditoutthereangiddyup, like"
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I think that AL was absorbed into the SSM range It's quite telling that, back in 1993, Iain Rice didn't venture into discussing sprung suspension in his book - I think he thought it the work of the devil!
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I think this is also a driver option on Euro Truck Simulator 2....although I haven't checked, as I prefer driving Volvo FHs...
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Posted here a few days ago....
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An Australian P4 modeller friend of mine who is currently visiting the UK says that the FREMO module idea has taken off amongst the Aussie OOn9 community and some quite ambitious networks have been put together at meetings.
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I quite like the idea of a junction station layout/module - trains can call and then go off on two/three/four different route options. Claremorris had five exits at its peak....
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I can just feel the excitement -
Didn't Bulleid design/procure coaching stock that ran on them? Or were these the Laminates anyway?
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There's at least one Accurascale "Tulyar" on eBay at the moment, but not the DPS edition
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That's why FREMO module networks might actually be a practical way of achieving the ultimate layout... Me, I keep thinking of stations like Claremorris (with the pre-1975 track layout), Macmine Junction, and so on....
