Brilliant instructional video. So clearly explained and demonstrated. Nice steady camera work with excellent lighting makes even detail so easy to see and understand. The close up still shots were very useful, too. Completed train train looks awesome running in the dark! Thanks so much for sharing.
Great video. Thank you for sharing. I am tring to fit lights into my Hornby R103 - BR Class 142 Railbus. But I have difficulty removing the windows. Is it possible to fit lights into this railbus? Thank you.
Where did you get those axle pickup springs? As I have all of the remaining pieces to assemble the coach lights, (I have a local electronics store here in Perth Western Australia) , I just need to source those pickup springs. Can you help please?
They are a product made by DCC concepts available in the UK from here... www.dccconcepts.com/product/pickup-springs-2-0mm-axles-48-pack/ whether they supply to Australia I have no idea I'm afraid. They are essentially a single copper strand wound around a 2mm rod, so probably fairly simple to create a make-shift version.
Hi, I’ve just messaged you on eBay. Can I please ask if you offer this service to do whereby I send my 4 coaches and you do this work? Please let me know your thoughts. Many thanks, J
Great video, well explained
Clear, concise demo. Very well done 👍
Thanks very much
Excellent video and clear explanation. I am attempting this but my wheels are insulated at both ends of the axle. I think I will try conductive paint.
Brilliant instructional video. So clearly explained and demonstrated. Nice steady camera work with excellent lighting makes even detail so easy to see and understand. The close up still shots were very useful, too. Completed train train looks awesome running in the dark! Thanks so much for sharing.
What an excellent tutorial. And we appreciate you sacrificing ease of working for a better video view.
Thank you. My biggest worry doing that is burning my hand when soldering but so far, so good.
Well done, my friend!
Mine has metal wheels, but both sides have the plastic bush to insulate the shaft
Same here, I am getting some conductive paint to see if that helps.
Excellent, really clear tutorial thank you
I enjoyed that
what a great effect, looks amazing!
Thanks very much
Thank you very much.
Simply put ideal thank you
Great tutorial. Hello from NZ
Great video. Thank you for sharing. I am tring to fit lights into my Hornby R103 - BR Class 142 Railbus. But I have difficulty removing the windows. Is it possible to fit lights into this railbus? Thank you.
Can you please send me the value of the resistor
Looks great
Thank you
Where did you get those axle pickup springs? As I have all of the remaining pieces to assemble the coach lights, (I have a local electronics store here in Perth Western Australia) , I just need to source those pickup springs. Can you help please?
They are a product made by DCC concepts available in the UK from here... www.dccconcepts.com/product/pickup-springs-2-0mm-axles-48-pack/ whether they supply to Australia I have no idea I'm afraid. They are essentially a single copper strand wound around a 2mm rod, so probably fairly simple to create a make-shift version.
@@HornsWhistlesWorkshop thanks for that, I have placed my order with them
brillant do you still repair and fit new motors to trains
Hi Paul, I have responded to your message on eBay but not anymore unfortunately, I no longer have the capacity.
Hi,
I’ve just messaged you on eBay. Can I please ask if you offer this service to do whereby I send my 4 coaches and you do this work? Please let me know your thoughts.
Many thanks,
J
Way to much talking