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Excellent wheel and gear pullers from Fohrmann (Germany). RCL

Basic question to the collected wisdom: what is the current wheel puller/press of choice suitable for O14 use? Cheers Simon

Issue 104 is being printed now - for despatch by mid October. Contents are: ?Crowsnest Wharf – 7mm scale 16.5mm gauge The Re-invention of the Towy Valley - Part 3 Reservoir Carriage – The

Official press release: Amberley Museum’s Autumn Industrial Trains event, primarily aimed at the enthusiast, this year falls on Sunday 11th October Much of the industrial loco collection will be

Does anyone have a decent drawing of the Ruston LBT loco, I will design a drive system for you that will not intrude into the cab area. r Brian Qld. Aust. Sent: Friday, August 28, 2015 5:47 AM To:

I recently replaced a failed motor in the Ruston with one of the smaller Mashima's (a 1215 it seems), with a simple L shaped bracket at the radiator end bolted to the chassis and the motor packed as

Hi David, I think the original motor supplied with the Ruston’s is the Mashima 1015 . My re-motored Ruston has a Mashima 1020 . I think I may have had to remove part of the firewall? Looking at

Hi Bruce By sheer coincidence my Ruston's motor disintegrated while this thread has been going on.? Although I am a fan of the BullAnt I was thinking of just replacing the old motor with something a

Hi Joe, My experiences: The Ruston kit supplied power chassis, works OK. However, the motor is very small, and I found the wheels could have been better. My plan to replace the mechanism addressed

I'm a newbie to O14. Is there a reason not to use the power chassis available for the Ruston, supplied by KB Scale? Many thanks, Joe

Hi David, You are correct with what you have written. I thought I mentioned this in an earlier posting, however a compromise with the Bull Ant was the removal of most of the cab detail, including the

Hello again Bruce, I have looked on the Holywood foundry site. I have seen these Bull Ant units at a show and was impressed but ,looking at the basic4-wheel bogie, I can't see how you would fit this

Hi David, Great web site, and some some very nice pictures – well done! Cheers Bruce Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2015 5:21 PM To: O14@... Subject: Re: [O14] O14 locomotives Hi

Thanks everyone for your guidance and information with this topic, its much appreciated. I will be getting in touch with Geoff at Hollywoods! Cheers Geoff To: "O14@..."

Hi Geoff I have BullAnt chassis in quite a few of my locos, from the big Bo-Bo Vale of Ffestiniog, the 2-6-2T Russell, the 4w Moel y Gest as well as a slate wagon (for the gravity train) and an 'A'

Hi Geoff, When you place your order, just make sure that Geoff is fully aware that it is for 14 mm gauge. (I get the impression that he don’t have too many orders in the gauge!) Best

Hi Bruce, That's great news that he will set them to gauge for us, thanks for the heads up and the running quality report. Cheers Geoff To: O14@... Sent: Tuesday, 18 August 2015, 13:35

Hi Geoff, My memory is that Hollywood’s web site on-line ordering does not have provision for 14 mm gauge, nevertheless, I informed Geoff what I wanted and he was able to build my BullAnts. I have

Hi Bruce, Are you using the TT (14.2mm) gauge Bull Ants from Hollywood foundry? ?How have you found they run on O14? Cheers Geoff To: O14@... Sent: Monday, 17 August 2015, 8:29

1015, is a Mashima can motor, 10mm wide 15mm long. Frank