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ray norris




Location : Mavaleix, 24800 Chalais

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PostSubject: Test run on my new track   Test run on my new track EmptySun Aug 12, 2012 6:27 pm

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Carl Hibbs


Location : Haute Normandie - visitors welcome

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PostSubject: Re: Test run on my new track   Test run on my new track EmptySun Aug 12, 2012 6:46 pm

Yes they work fine Ray even with the dog's bottom. Embarassed Very Happy

Good to see a new and different layout.
What are the locomotives, stock and track? I've not seen these about before.

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ray norris




Location : Mavaleix, 24800 Chalais

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PostSubject: Re: Test run on my new track   Test run on my new track EmptySun Aug 12, 2012 10:08 pm

Both locos and all rolling stock I built myself. Even turned all the wheels on the 440 with an
ancient lathe. The power units are windscreen-wiper motors scrounged from my local car-
breakers geared down to the 'drivers' using cogwheels from discarded photocopiers and any
other bits of machinery such as printers etc. As you've guessed by now I don't like spending
money, so everything I've built is from scrap except the wheel-sets and of course the plastic
sleepers from 'Tenmille' I actually discovered all the track in bundles at a bootfair hidden
under a table back in the U.K. Cost me three Quid for the lot.
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GWhizz

GWhizz


Location : Charente, France

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PostSubject: Re: Test run on my new track   Test run on my new track EmptyMon Aug 13, 2012 7:09 am

Having seen a loco "in the flesh" last Wednesday, I can vouch for the quality that Ray has achieved. It was just a shame that at 12volts we couldn't really risk it on my 18v DCC track Sad
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Carl Hibbs
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Carl Hibbs


Location : Haute Normandie - visitors welcome

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PostSubject: Re: Test run on my new track   Test run on my new track EmptyMon Aug 13, 2012 3:30 pm

They'll run nicely on my analogical portable layout.... Laughing
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fm12

fm12


Location : 87210 Haute Vienne, France

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PostSubject: Re: Test run on my new track   Test run on my new track EmptyMon Aug 13, 2012 8:35 pm

Run well on my analogue track too.Did I mention last week when we met at Brians,that my track is level no R/C needed here.Very Happy
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GWhizz

GWhizz


Location : Charente, France

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PostSubject: Re: Test run on my new track   Test run on my new track EmptyMon Aug 13, 2012 9:00 pm

fm12 wrote:
Did I mention last week when we met at Brian's, that my track is boringly flat, so no R/C needed here.Very Happy

You might have mentioned it? But I can't remember.....
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fm12

fm12


Location : 87210 Haute Vienne, France

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PostSubject: Re: Test run on my new track   Test run on my new track EmptyMon Aug 13, 2012 10:44 pm

GWhizz wrote:
fm12 wrote:
Did I mention last week when we met at Brian's, that my track is so level you would have thought that Isombard himself had laid it, so no R/C needed here.Very Happy

You might have mentioned it? But I can't remember.....

Then again I might not have.
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