Trash to Track. Episode 104. Hornby Terrier Locomotive.

Hello and Welcome to episode 104 of Trash to Track
In this episode we take a look at a Hornby Southern Terrier loco. One of the smallest OO locos i’ve ever worked on. Lets see if we can restore this model to its former glory.
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[@metrotechguru5863]

That little terrier is running remarkably well since you gave it the treatment. Cheers Dan.

[@ausfoodgarden]

I tend to use "tungsten putty" (Used for fishing) in every nook and cranny to add extra weight.
It's a great bit of kit and cheap too. Cheers!

[@user-kw7yv2gi7d]

Thanks for the excellent tutorial Dan. Really nice to have such learning resources available, when your getting back into the hobby after a very long break...lol.

[@AndrewCooper-eo7oh]

Love your videos great . More please.

[@tombeck6335]

Lovely little loco, can remember them from my childhood when holidaying in Sussex, well done Dan! 👍👍

[@carolinerogers1057]

Lovely little loco

[@johnbill9201]

Great video thanks for sharing Dan, looking forward to the Pug video, I've got one on my layout, are those plunger pickups similar to the ones fitted on the Airfix 0 4 2 model? Thanks again John

[@dansmodelrailways7886]

Yes the plunger pick ups are the same across the terriers and 14XX’s

[@ivovanzon164]

Would the Trix 66602 cleaning tool be a good addition to your locomotive repair toolbox? That is a brass brush system that cleans the wheels with conductive brushes

[@dansmodelrailways7886]

Yes, i’ve often looked at those. I have seen ones that are like a toothbrush on a wire and also one you sit on track and the conductive bristles turn the wheels.