Model Railway - Cleaning & Maintaining your Model Trains - How to Model Railway

[@northwesttrainsmodels]

great tutorial, and great idea about the puffer bottle just ordered one on ebay, been wanting to find an easier way to dust my models, thanks for sharing

[@SDJR7F88]

Thanks ever so much! Oh yes, really is a very handy little tool to have :) Glad it was of help!

[@davidcutts2650]

Nice tutorial. Thanks for sharing.

[@SDJR7F88]

Many thanks! Glad it of help

[@ewoodrailway]

Great info, thanks for the inspiration

[@SDJR7F88]

No worries, glad it's of help

[@GWR-fd1up]

Useful video, some good ideas. I'm currently in the process of finishing off a Parkside dundas gwr van kit with transfers.

[@SDJR7F88]

Many thanks! Glad it is of help :) Very nice! Looking forward to seeing it

[@timsytanker]

Great video!

[@SDJR7F88]

Many thanks

[@jankochanowski3252]

Very informative and interesting tutorial. Thank you :-)

[@SDJR7F88]

Thanks Jan! Glad it was of help!

[@nigelcarter9503]

Good advise, it will help.

[@SDJR7F88]

Many thanks! Glad it was of help :)

[@greghale9972]

Thanks for the video. I have a question....Is there any possibility of causing any damage to Traction Tyres when using the wheel cleaner.? Cheers Greg

[@SDJR7F88]

Hmmmm, that's a very good question. Currently most of my fleet don't have any, but I wouldn't recommend using one with them. Maybe a wheel cleaner that can be used on individual wheels might be better.

[@greghale9972]

Thanks Cheers Greg

[@richardswallow1967]

I have a Hornby Peckett.... it's started to smoke and not move.... have a feeling over oiled on trying to service. I used peco oils.
Do you think it's recoverable, and if so how to....

[@SDJR7F88]

That's a difficult one. I would recommend taking it to a dealer and see what can be done. I'm sure there's a way it can be stripped and cleaned if that's the case.

[@richardswallow1967]

SDJR7F88 rather difficult, as I live in Western Australia. Retailers over here purely sellers, no available repairers...