15mm C Class in the garden!

[BosKonay]

Just came across this on YouTube!

 

[scahalane]

That is sheer class!

[Flying Scotsman 4472]

WOW!! a very nice piece of kit

[Garfield]

Excellent! That's a very throaty sound for such a small engine...

[Retro Herbie]

Oh my word, absolutely stunning

[BosKonay]

Have to say i LOVE the NIR one at the end

[RedRich]

Amazing model and a good find Stephen.

 

Rich,

[enniscorthyman]

Good God that's fantastic.just wondering could you set this loco on

a bit of track and put it on a part of the West Cork System.first C class

In 50 years.

[Joe Keegan]

could you set this loco on a bit of track and put it on a part of the West Cork System.first C class

In 50 years.

 

If you e mail Neil Ramsey he might come over for a few pints of the real stuff.

 

Joe

[heirflick]

no other word but beautiful!

[Guest hidden-agenda]

Love the exhaust looks so realistic and the NIR one is first class.

[Mayner]

Its well worth checking out Neill's other videos

Although mainly narrow gauge the broad gauge side of things seems to be getting bigger with SLNCR & GNR railcrs nd rail busses.

 

John

[Steptoe]

I love the sound of the crossley engine sound chip...i wonder what loco it is out of.

[Joe Keegan]

I love the sound of the crossley engine sound chip...i wonder what loco it is out of

 

I do believe it diesel R/C engine coupled to a generator.

The generator is connected to a set of maxon motors on each bogie and the speed is controlled by a electronic speed controller (ESP) in series with the motors.

The ESP is connected to a R/C reciever.

This small diesel engine/generator set up has been done on the 16MM narrow gauge site a couple of years back of which Neil is a member of.

 

I had the pleasure of meeting Neil a few years back at the Narrow Gauge show at Birmingham and seeing his large scale collection of Irish narrow gauge loco's / railcars.

Have a look at his live steam Pheonix on you tube.

 

Joe

[Weshty]

So this is a REAL diesel electic....in 15mm. Be still my beating heart.

[jhb171achill]

Amazing. I always thought if I ever got time, a 00 gauge West Cork layout would be a dream come true, but a G scale West Cork in the garden.... wow. Live steam Bandon tanks, ex-MGWR 0.6.0 tank engines, No. 90, C class diesels, AEC railcars and elderly 50ft bogie coaches and six-wheelers, all against a backdrop of beet wagons in sidings......

[waffles]

Yep its a gem alright it was the talk of the town down at the IRRS last tuesday night.

[aclass007]

WOW!