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G'day all, What is commonly used as 14mm gauge wheelsets for rollingstock? I believe Roy Link won't sell his wheels separately, is Gibson the only other supplier? Is there any interest in having a

Mark, What are you thinking of making or having made that Gibson in particular doesn't do? He makes curly spokes in 3 sizes. 9, 10.5 and 12mm, and some of his 00 wheels will also do for narrow

Mark, Alan Gibson is probably the only other reliable supplier of wheels. He already makes at least two diameters of curly spoke, 10.5mm and 12mm diameter and also various 4mm scale disc and spoke

Frank See reply to Mark whic should hit group about now for answers to most of your queries. When I asked A.G. about selling the F.R. wheel he replied that if anyone enquired he referred them to me,

Wrightlines (see keykits under links) also do wagon wheels although I suspect these are the Alan Gibson ones. John C

Mark, Your comments are interesting but gave me quite a start. If the "14mm Romford axles" are actually 14.2 mm gauge they would also be dead-on for 3mm Finescale. Being a member of the 3mm society,

Matt, Let's look at this the other way round, what is there in 3mm wheels which might work in 14mm narrow gauge? Frank

G'day All, I simply want wheels for my own use, I can get them cheaper than importing them from the UK. And being a student cheapness is a major consideration. I do have some A G curly spoke 12mm

Mark, How constructed, metal rim and plastic inner? Keep us in touch, 7mm diameter wheels (scale 12") might be of use to some of us. When you get some made, send Adrian Gray a set for review in

Frank, They will be plastic inner, metal rim, metal axle. I can get gunmetal, nickel silver, brass, mild steel etc for metals, and delrin or other engineering plastics for inners. I'll have to find

Probably, but you should join! Frank

Hi Frank do uou have a drawing of your 14mm gauge regards Michel

Hi All I have revised the track standards document and moved it into a sub folder called 'O14 Standards' with the picture in a sub folder 'images'. If we find any more standards we can then put

Frank, There is probably quite a bit, but the 3mm Society, like most UK socieities can only sell to members. The society price list is: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/gfcoker/3mmPriceList.htm But, as

Michel, I cannot attach in Yahoo groups so I am going to put a picture in the photo section. I usually make a pigs ear of this and the picture is far too big. If I muck it up, I think you will be

Sorry I should have knocked off the previous messages, but it's in photo's as track gauges and I think it is O.K. Frank

I joined the group last week, then changed phone supplier and the computer went potty. It refused to go on line and would only receive emails. Any attempt to reply got the electronic version of a

Mark, I just checked with the wizards at the 3mm Society and according to them, the Romford 14mm axles were made specifically for 7mm modelders who wanted an accurate 2ft gauge driver. They are not

I have the answer, I think, to why some of us are in gauge and some out of gauge. There appear to be two Romford wheel profiles knocking about, I would suggest that one is the old 00 standard and is

I have the answer, I think, to why some of us are in gauge and some out of gauge. There appear to be two Romford wheel profiles knocking about, I would suggest that one is the old 00 standard and is