Heehee. No jokes, no bloomers, no misspokes. I do hope Peco paid well for for the most eloquent MR presenter on RUclips! Meanwhile, back at Chadwick ...
Hi Charlie - This is a fantastic video which I found quite useful. Returning to the hobby with N gauge and I have in my tool kit a set of Track Setta profiles( Melcam Models) which I have had for thirty years but they do not fit into the N gauge rails.Do the Peco ones actually fit between the rails or just rest on top?? It seems to me if they fit between the rails it makes life a lot easier when laying curve track and I might be buying the Peco replacement ones. This is a well present video and I love it.
I’m laying flex track for the first time soon, I have my tracksetta templates for the main curves, but what happens when you want very subtle S shaped bends in the track that fall outside of the available templates?
Hello Charlie, i retired to Thailand and brought my model railway from the UK, it was in boxes and i have been collecting for years never setting it up , is there anything else i can use besides cork ?
4 weeks to late ! 😭 i already started. All my layout will be build with PECO Code 75. You can see it on my channel in the livestream! Love Your tracks. Greetings from Germany. Bimm 😉👍
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I love Charlie's channel well-done Peco for getting him onboard and making more videos.
Fascinating. I didn't know flexitrack was that bendy. Great to have those gauges.
Blimey charlie, you certainly get around, this confused me for a moment haha.
Thanx for the great details!
What a great surprise!
Great tutorial Charlie!
Great choice peco
For a moment, I thought I was on the wrong channel!
Same! Haha
Me too, shouldn’t we all be at Chadwick?
Heehee. No jokes, no bloomers, no misspokes. I do hope Peco paid well for for the most eloquent MR presenter on RUclips! Meanwhile, back at Chadwick ...
When you were bringing items up onto the bench, I half expected you to accidentally grab your sandwiches ;-)
OMG !! Its Charlie 'Chadwick' - I always though his surname was CHADWICK !!! You'll be telling me next that Sam's surname isn't TRAINS....
Hi Charlie - This is a fantastic video which I found quite useful. Returning to the hobby with N gauge and I have in my tool kit a set of Track Setta profiles( Melcam Models) which I have had for thirty years but they do not fit into the N gauge rails.Do the Peco ones actually fit between the rails or just rest on top?? It seems to me if they fit between the rails it makes life a lot easier when laying curve track and I might be buying the Peco replacement ones. This is a well present video and I love it.
Fantastic video. Cheers mate
Many thanks! Glad it was of interest
perfect timing , just about to start laying my peco code 100 with lots of curves.....
I’m laying flex track for the first time soon, I have my tracksetta templates for the main curves, but what happens when you want very subtle S shaped bends in the track that fall outside of the available templates?
But I like to go into the curve gradually. The 'lead-in' curve I thinks it's called. Very good video.
? Do you have a list of parts mentioned? Thank you.
Charlie, you said 'prototypical'!
Do you do any if the gauges or track setters for your Code 124 O Gauge Track?
i use my dogs nail clippers to cut the track and nails to hammer it in
So when do you solder the track?
Hello Charlie, i retired to Thailand and brought my model railway from the UK, it was in boxes and i have been collecting for years never setting it up , is there anything else i can use besides cork ?
4 weeks to late ! 😭 i already started. All my layout will be build with PECO Code 75. You can see it on my channel in the livestream! Love Your tracks. Greetings from Germany. Bimm 😉👍
Who's bread you eat, who's shirt you wear .... lol
Typical not prototypical. I blame C J Freezer for misguiding people towards using that word.
Irritating background music.