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I just might I'll have a look around
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Yep I think everything passes over it it also a bit down to the speed and the way I push the wagons/coaches/locos along as the points aren't yet powered and the crossing is between two of them
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Great picture I've only ever seen one other picture and that's the one with 208 and 209 on the lagan bridge So whats the story with the two 201's ? Did one fail and need to be hailed back?
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They cross over it because I have put a small piece of track on the fishplate and that fixes the problem for all of my stock except my Hornby Dean goods ,which has a very big wheel and only sometimes derails, and I will add some more safety features just to be sure
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The trains go over it fine I only have a problem with one engine and that's it
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Thanks guys Heir Flick large radius points are lovely ,I like the nice flowing radius of them
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Hi guys I did some ballasting during the week It's a bit heavy in places but that's not impossible to fix:) In other news I've begun to scratch build an 071 with plasticard and am converting one of my mk 4 conversions to a cafe/bar mk 3 I've also started on the mould for the concrete
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Great I'll hopefully get a few when they come out
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There's a picture in that collection and it's what is probably the cleanest Mk 3 EGV I've ever seen
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Excellent website Any kits on the way?
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excellent
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Things run alright on it When I got it it turned out to be the wrong radius so it's slightly modified, I am going to add some precautions just to be sure
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Today I finally finished the first part of wiring and generally cleaned the layout I also added a maintenance depot and RPSI south-eastern base To the left is the maintenance depot and to the right is the RPSI south-eastern base Much tidier than the photo a few pages back
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Thanks
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Sorry!,When I had posted my 'confused' reply I was still on the first page of the thread and yours was on the top of the second I'll give it a go and see how it goes Thanks, Brian
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So do I run them off a DC bus wire coming from a dc controller? BTW sorry for all the electrical questions as I've never done anything like this before
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I don't understand the question:confused: ,the points will be powered by the point motor which will be powered by the track or bus wire
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Thanks for clearing that up for me I'll be controlling the points by switches and I'll use the Seep PM1's , and then I'll control the layout by a Gaugemaster Prodigy Advance 2
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Thanks for the help guys Anthony, does it make a difference on wheather you connect D and E to the rail or the DCC bus wires Also, I'm still a bit confused about this 0 Volt wire and the 12 Volt wire Where do these wires come from? And what are they?
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[quote name=ttc0169; Baby GM-all of the workers are from the Bachmann Scenecraft range' date=' ..[/quote] Thanks
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Thanks for the help lads I appreciate it
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Where do you get all of Tara Junctions workers ?
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I've been watching Everard Junction's video on fitting a point motor and I have a few Questions 1. 0V - What is this 2. 12V- Again What is this And I presume that having the point in the 'central' position means to have it in the position I intend on running it in (apart from shunting) Also will the switch spring back into the central position if I let go of it ,if not if I keep it in the non (what I presume) is central position will the point motor 'burn out' - therefor making shunting very hard with a long enough train and alot of points Thanks, Brian
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I thought so Still it's nice to see some orange
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Is that real? If IÈ keep them on the Mk 3s may be able to run with them with a few adjustments
