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thanks am retired now so hope to get more use from the railway when its not raining

thanks bit of headscratching to work out

thanks all gone now but the new railrod is almost ten years old , thanks for the sub

cheers its still rumbling away after all these years

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thanks John, still lots to do, more time to do it ,

thanks John, I laid the track onto electricians cable tray took a while to work out the grades, 60ft trains are the max but the yard gives me 500 yards of running, looks double but its just a folded double dog bone , takes a train about tem minutes to return to the starting point the shed is only 20ft long and it gives a place for some switching. I like your idea of virtual running has given me some ideas cheers and enjoy .

Cheers John just need to put some new drive gears in the centre cab as they are stripped, due to having traction tyres fitted.

@@peteshoulders1 Your 1:29 scale model imitates my 1:87 scale Bachmann 44 tonner. I've replaced the axles and gears twice now. Hope you have better luck!!!

Thanks Terry, needs must sometimes, time rich cash poor,

@@peteshoulders1 yessss. Isn’t that the case for most of us.

I took allthe traction tyres off as they were causing the drive gears to crack when trains slowed down, so everything is now metal to metal.

@@peteshoulders1 fantastic! I dislike traction tires. When I pulled all my G scale cars with my 0-6-0 live steamer the only trouble I had really was starting off without slippage. I can’t get the wheels of my engine to start off very slow. Well, not as slow as an electric train.

@@Terrys-Steam-and-Cobi I have the same loco and has the same problem or not, even with the R/C unit it races at start then settles down cant get a slow start except in reverse, and it runs better backwards humm.

@@peteshoulders1 I had a live steamer that ran better backward. By far. I decided to take it apart to see If I could notice anything. So I took it apart and did not see any reason why it should be like that. I put it back together and to my astonishment it now runs as well in forward as it does in reverse! Lol. I have no idea what I did!

thank you if your in Redruth anytome pay a visit

thank you

Cheers Dave, i had not realised how flexible the flex track is, but the whole train is really heavy

Cheers Dave

Thank you for that , just waiting for better weather to run more often

Thanks for the visit

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks will get the hang of multiii tasking soon ( I hope)🤔

@@peteshoulders1 Pete thanks very much for replying to my comment. It's nice to see other people's work to get idea to improve my Channel. Take care & stay safe.

Thanks Dave, it was a great day for running, hopefully more soon, cheers

Thanks I use #1 Kadees on the short stock with G scale at the rear end, and yes it was lowered by 10 mm on the trucks and also I fit my own scale wheels that I had made at a local factory to order, these fit the more recent taper axles and have scale flanges that work fine on all types of track , the loco also only has one powered truck and copes ok with the gradient.

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks I had about fourteen of these as a job lot, only got this one left now, when next to an Aristocraft car they look short .

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cheers its raining again so will probably freeze over tonight

Thanks I retired in October last year and it has rained every day since then, I still got a lot to do but on a tight budget makes some interesting challenges,

Thanks I am struggling to get my head around using this far too complicated camera

@@peteshoulders1 I usually find ways to rig my iPhone onto trains. I find it simple to use. I have a complicated canon but have not used the video feature for trains yet.

Thanks for the sub always good to see what everyone else is doing

thank you Maya xxx

thanks will try get sme better videos soon

+grumpusone thanks for looking all the railway is gone now but a new one is coming soon

This one is the last one I will build outside just need to win the lottery for the next one cheers

thanks Peter, that layout is gone now as I moved about three years ago so all torn down but my new railway is almost ready to run and boasts a shed to keep the stock in when not in use , I enjoyed the video of the tramway sorry to hear its not running , for a few years I was the tramway technician at Beamish so had a taste of overhead wire work and the workings of drum controllers , I got an Aristocraft PCC this year so still have an interest in trollies best regards Pete