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BosKonay
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~I've a few of these which I love http://www.dccconcepts.com/index_files/DCCmpdstorage.htm Same idea, but available in three sizes and has a moulded foam inner (very protective). For those expensive, sound equipped, wired up tender locos, they are the perfect storage option.
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Some detail drawings here http://irishrailmodels.com/2012/01/25/d301-class-locomotive-drawings/
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Hope so
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Just wow again Patrick. Just standard scatter? Looks amazing. It's fantastic to see the track settling into the landscape!
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Yep Dug out me old hornby one. She even has lights. Now to get some black spray paint :)
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Grey all over and a yellow stripe. Even I'd chance a respray!
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I wonder will the grey hide the dirt better? What was wrong with the black and silver or was there a deal going on the grey paint
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It actually looks to return the 071 to their American heritage Really makes them look more like a big lump of Detroit iron
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Oh jaysus! It's real!
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and
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Modern image be damned :)
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I have an older railroad 08, which isnt great, but have a couple of hornby 08's and a bachmann, will dig out the boxes as soon as I get a chance. Would be a nice little runner in front of a short rake of freight, or shunting a few cravens
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She looks great! Will definitely chance me arm at it
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That's just gorgeous heirflick Any advice for souls thinking an 08 and a lick of black paint will do a nice job?
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Absolute thing of beauty
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I've a little gap due to my point geometry in the station throat. I put a little three mil length of track with a joiner on both ends and used it to close the gap. You wouldn't notice it now.
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With a small pliers you should be able to grip the rail and pull it to close the gap a bit? The shorting, sounds like you need insulated joins at the crossing - have you a pic?
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Looking fantastic Noel!! Love the livery!
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=))=))=))=))=))
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The bogies - just pull them clean off
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I think it's a 'feature' of the couplers - particularly if you are using kadees. I've had to prop up the ones I use with small offcuts of plastic.
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I use a Lenz system for locos and a hornby Elite for the accessory bus (points). You can plug both into the same PC
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You're still throwing points, etc, just using a touchscreen instead of a big knob :)
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Woohoo - win win Agree on the JMRI As long as you have a compatible, computer connectable cab, that supports all the features, computer control lets you manage it from your phone / pad anyway,.
