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Broithe
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Everything posted by Broithe
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That's my understanding, too - the centre-lines remain the same, regardless of the track gauge - it's only a loading gauge change that would cause an issue.
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I could also be tempted to go to 21mm - if it was possible to do it without becoming suicidal.
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These four and a tube of grease will cover most applications. http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/3663-Loco-maintenance?highlight=lubricant
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http://www.finescale.org.uk/index.php?route=product/category&path=383 Third picture down.
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A solicitor's/doctor's office is available in 00, depending upon which he needs first. http://pufferwillies.co.uk/uk2ecommerce/product/bachmann_scenecraft_44-223_oo_scale_low_relief_solicitors_doctors_office/
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If he started now, he could have it available for Christmas.
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A bit of chat from the past - http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/3282-Spar-Advert?highlight=dorset
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I don't now if they're still there, but there used to be "Trains may pass at speed" signs on the wall in Heuston, right by the buffers.
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Ballybrophy had this... ..replaced by this, before it could be corrected.
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The real one is only a few miles from me here, I was there last year - I can remember when you could still drive over it. Edit - Mmm, it says here that it was closed to traffic in 1935, but I have a clear memory of taking a motorbike over it in 1976/7. http://www.ironbridge.org.uk/collections/the-iron-bridge/conservation-and-restoration/
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It says it's about 1:450 - 86x37x42mm (3.4x1.5x1.7 inches). http://severnmodels.com/epages/eshop1179816.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/eshop1179816/Products/S1
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For a good while, I've been meaning to get a small cutting mat for the travelling toolbox. Today I saw this for £5 and decided to bite the bullet - the knife is actually surprisingly good, too, with ten spare resharpenable blades, also. The fitted blade is spring-retractable by means of a "squeeze-clip" and there's a guard to prevent accidental activation. The cutting mat is a good bit thicker than the usual variety - 200 x 130 mm. Useful, if you're on the move - or pushed for space.
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The tool sets are almost jewelry. Lovely stuff.
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Five Lamps Art Festival has a Drawing Carriage on the Wexford train. http://www.fivelampsarts.ie/new/ All drawings are expected to be the right way up.
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Please don't overdo the warming of the can - I don't want to be responsible for the sort of thing that happened a couple of hundred yards away from my house on Wednesday.... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/12180646/Stafford-fire-warehouse-blaze-threat-to-thousands-of-litres-of-oil.html
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Maybe try warming the can (a little bit!) and spraying from slightly further away - practice on some unimportant things..?
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Health & Safety - 'twould be better with a Hiab.
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Carrying Wrenn's wallet..?
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Will I being seeing them at the Stafford fairs...?
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GSR "Bredins" 1333 and 1335 at Whitehead
Broithe replied to jhb171achill's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
What did the Ivory Coast ever do to them, anyway? -
GSR "Bredins" 1333 and 1335 at Whitehead
Broithe replied to jhb171achill's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
Health and Safety gone mad... -
Are they "virtual things" - for use in a simulator game?
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Enough to set your teeth on edge......
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Still on a dental theme, the vibratory toothbrushes can be quite handy for cleaning your intricate parts. The handles that take AA cells are much better than the rechargeable handles, I find - and, of course, you can use rechargeable cells in them anyway.
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Bugger! I got distracted about getting the gauge right.
