Trash to Track. Episode 38. Tri-Ang Hornby Britannia with smoke and ‘sound’.

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024

Комментарии • 12

  • @1BCamden
    @1BCamden Год назад +1

    Baby oil, well there you go.
    Must say this could be the best episode to date, thanks

  • @johnbill9201
    @johnbill9201 5 месяцев назад

    Great video Dan, love the Brittania class, thanks for sharing John

  • @Dilly-lp3zz
    @Dilly-lp3zz Год назад +2

    Thanks again for restoring my loco to its former glory Dan. I enjoyed watching the video of you at work on it. As I said, my Dad would’ve been chuffed to see it running again - pun intended!

  • @maltnz
    @maltnz Год назад +2

    Do not run without oil in the smoke generator. If dry, the heat from the fuse becomes excessive and it burns out. Lovely old model you gave a new lease of life to. Well done.

  • @darrenrawlinson6344
    @darrenrawlinson6344 Год назад +2

    The crank-pins can be pushed through and replaced if the screw is snapped off. They have two flat surfaces on the shoulder to seat snugly into the recess in the rear of the wheel. Use lighter petrol to remove glue. A wipe over of those nameplates would take the gunge off, it evaporates clear and then you can reattach with a bit of UHU. If the "chuff-chuff" strip is worn out, a piece of fine "wet'n'dry" sandpaper can be glued on to the copper strip to restore it to a lovely, soft, chuffing noise! And yes, baby oil is great for the smoke unit.

  • @johntaylor-tz6td
    @johntaylor-tz6td Год назад

    Looks Amazing super model

  • @andrewellaway9086
    @andrewellaway9086 Год назад

    Great looking model with the gloss finish

  • @nicklloyd6362
    @nicklloyd6362 Год назад +1

    I have one of these from 1973 still in the brown packaging from hornby and post stamp , brought for £70.00

  • @mikesrailwaygrestybrook
    @mikesrailwaygrestybrook Год назад +2

    You can use baby oil

  • @robertp.wainman4094
    @robertp.wainman4094 11 дней назад +2

    I still remember the - quite pleasant - smell of the 'steam' oil......does anyone know what it was made of?

  • @AJB2K3
    @AJB2K3 Год назад

    Glass fibres are no fun to remove. I find a small syringe to suck the fibres out works better then tweezers.

  • @zodzod9378
    @zodzod9378 Год назад

    Good job Dan enjoyed that ! What oil do you use so it don't degrade the plastic ? Thanks ! Little john from chichester