@@TomaszOsakowicz No worries and that's what I use. But find it takes a bit to light and not very much smoke from it. Have you tried the soft Welsh steam coal?
hello where did you get your blower from? i recently purchased one of these locos but i cant find a blower anywhere and ones people give me links to are out of my price range
Im building a baker valve gear Juliet. I have also built the slip eccentric version. Appears to run better in forward gear which I have heard is normal for this version?
Hi. Yes, it is a bit jerky in reverse, but I'm not sure if it's normal for baker version. Most Juliets are being build with Stephenson valve. Good luck with your build.
Very nice!
Nice to see a lbsc locomotive built to the words and music. Not some monstrosity some turn out ! Excellent work. Ps have built two .
Thanks for your comment! I'm glad you enjoyed watching video.
Regards
Tom
That is a well made Juliet! She definitely runs great. Thanks for posting!
Thanks for your comment. I'm glad that you like a video.
Thanks for the video Tomasz, well finished loco and runs very smoothly.
👍 Thank you!
Superb loco!
Thank you
Juliet looks like Lady
Nice loco! I have a Juliet too and I love mine. Yours is painted and finished very well.
What coal are you using?
Thank you Matt. I'm using Welsh anthracite.
@@TomaszOsakowicz No worries and that's what I use. But find it takes a bit to light and not very much smoke from it. Have you tried the soft Welsh steam coal?
@Matt Seymour she has only been steamed twice. Once in a club and second time in my garden, both on anthracite. I've never tried anything else.
@@TomaszOsakowicz That's fair and enough and worth trying other coals or mixing some together like 50/50 anthracite and steam coal.
hello where did you get your blower from? i recently purchased one of these locos but i cant find a blower anywhere and ones people give me links to are out of my price range
Hi. I've made it myself. Electric motor of ebay and scrap laying around the workshop.
Im building a baker valve gear Juliet. I have also built the slip eccentric version.
Appears to run better in forward gear which I have heard is normal for this version?
Hi. Yes, it is a bit jerky in reverse, but I'm not sure if it's normal for baker version. Most Juliets are being build with Stephenson valve. Good luck with your build.