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Re: L&B Models "LYN" in 1/48 2' Gauge.


 

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One of the differences Slater’s did was to incorporate Dave’s add-on kits into the main model. The kit was a bit unbalanced so Dave lightened parts like the white metal cab roof and put extra weight near the front and back.

I think Allan Dare has built both versions: my L&B one is barely out of the box!

David H

On 10 Apr 2024, at 19:35, Paul Martin <groups2@...> wrote:

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The only Lyn kit I am aware of is one produced by L&B models in 014. This is the kit that after a long period of non availability became the Slaters kit. Wheels gears & motor are pretty much the extent of the changes made by Slaters. It’s 1:43.5 not 1:48. Alan Gibson did the wheels for the L&B version.

It was, and remains, a challenge to build. Having been designed for 14mm doing to 16.5mm was a real challenge.

L&B models were the work of David Nicholson. He went on to create ZTC DCC. I’m currently regauging three Lionheart 2-6-2’s for him.

The Link/Gibson Link/Gibson models only covered the 2-6-2’s. Each version was quite different. I now own the Gibson designs but have examples of each iteration.

Paul Martin


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