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A bit more progress to report. If you looked at the last photos I added, you will have seen that in one I had cut down the Kadee coupling and drilled a hole through it. Since then I drilled another

For those of you who may have missed my post on the 7mmnga group, I have produced some masters for replacement cylinder covers for the Backwoods K1 Garratt. These are of the correct size and have

Doug: As a fellow "left-coaster" (Seattle) I hear your pain, but I've had no problems getting Roy's products from Parragon. They are very accomodating and using a credit card eases the currency

Greetings from the Left Coast, USA: (1) Are you actually working to 14mm gauge? No. (2) If so are you using the RCL standard, if not what variation are you using? None - finding Roy's

Frank, Very impressive, you are a lot braver than I am! If ever I get round to DCC the Lister will be the loco on (I think) channel 0, or whatever it is that can operate a DC only

My answers are: (1) Are you actually working to 14mm gauge? Yes (2) if so are you using the RCL standard, if not what variation are you using? I'm using Roy's standards. (3) What are you

I have loaded some photos into the photo section in a file called Lister. By some miracle they seem to be a sensible size, I only wish I could remember how I did it! Lister 1 Top view, you can see

Just realised I answered question 2 incorrectly. I am using fine 00 standard, based around Romford loco wheels. Carriages and wagons were fitted with the finer Gibson wheels, but all are now being

--On 19 December 2004 12:47 +0000 Frank Sharp <Frank.J.Sharp@...> wrote: No. I have gone too far down the path of larger narrow gauge railways on 16.5. Very little of my stock would be

Although Sorry it isn't clear, unlike Otto's sounds....... What I meant was thhat the difference between 2 and 3 cylinder locos might not be discerned by most. Adrian

--- Frank Sharp <Frank.J.Sharp@...> wrote: (1) Are you actually working to 14mm gauge? Yes--for about 8 months on and off. (2) if so are you using the RCL standard, if not what

Here are my answers (for what it's worth!): (1) Are you actually working to 14mm gauge? Yes - ish - I have a number of Roy Link's kits, but nowhere to run them at the moment (2) if so are

spend I've might painted How well does she run on DCC? I am using DCC with 0-9 have just used a couple of Lenz decoders and a couple of TCS - the TCS are OK the Lenz are very good - I also model

Frank, Somehow I think the full size Baldwin may be completed before mine is!

You may want to look at the new "scale size" KD couplers #58 as I recall. They come out as a 1/2 size MCB coupler in 1/48 definitely suited for industrial use in 7mm. Bill Uffelman Las Vegas

Steve and All, I said I would report on progress with RCL Lister and DCC. I've spend another afternoon playing with it, and I have got a DCC chip in. I've used the Digitrax DZ123, though with a bit

I believe that Paragon supplies all of Roy's stuff. They were very helpful to me on a recent order of his manual but I believe the binder is out of stock so I received a plain one instead. I can't

Dear Charles, Sincere apologies, I got thoroughly confused with our dealings, to the point where I put my head in the sand. Please confirm EXACTLY what you want, plus how you want to pay, and I will

Please remember that Ossynths systems are 'custom built' by Otto to suit individual requirements. I know Otto has built a system for someone to run three different locos (steam). you would need two