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Keith, I've remotored and regearboxed a friend's Palmerston, made originally, but not by me, from the Mercian kit. Mashima 1420 Motor (High Level Gears) ?

Keith, What I have been doing lately is using the Slater’s FD01 helical 2.9:1 with a small gearhead motor, you can set the Slater’s box so it is contained within a housing which holds it upright

Thank you Brian and Adrian. Little bit more of my thinking, as there is room under the England saddle tank maybe I could include the side frames of a gearbox similar to High Level models/Comet

Well then the relevance would be to keep the frames about 1mm. clear of the wheels at the minimum. Brian Qld. Aust. Sent: Sunday, January 25, 2015 2:59 AM To: O14@... Subject: Re:

Brian, All of this is of no relevance to Keith because he is looking at an FR England loco - which has INSIDE frames!! :-S Adrian ---In O14@..., <rallim56@...> wrote : Keith,

John, This is very useful information, particularly as, to my knowledge you have more practical experience with regards ‘mainline’ O14 than myself - or anyone else I can think of. The RCL

Opps!!! forgot to add in the link.... <https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/O14/photos/albums/1089988303> Brian Qld. Aust. Sent: Saturday, January 24, 2015 11:23 PM To: O14@... Subject:

Keith, First and foremost, you need to have a look at some drawings for the prototype, also keep in mind a lot of purpose built for 2ft. gauge loco’s had the outer face of the wheels running about

Roy/All, I appreciate your concerns that the standards relate to the wheels you originally produced, so I thought it would be useful to measure my locos and rolling stock which use other types

I am also interested in the other dimensions as well. What is the best width across a chassis eg outer face to outer face. I am playing with a design for a chassis of a Festiniog England and am

Roy, Can you suggest to me a s newbie a min-max other than 12.40-12.50 that you feel would have wider applicability to O14? Many thanks Gary Gary Shearn Marlborough | SN8 1PA

Dear All, Re the proposed back to back gauge being proposed. Note that the min-max of 12.40 to 12.50mm applies ONLY if you have the matching wheel profile - which is that proposed by the BRMSB as

I will be at the bristol show on Sunday with my standard gauge layout "Ultramarine Works" pop round for a chat

Hi Brian, I agree that would be a good solution (I think they are for 3mm fine scale), but I don't have access to a lathe or the knowledge on how to use one. If I did it would a good method to

James, I noticed that Romford [Markits] have a back to back gauge which is 12.8mm., I don’t know what these gauges are going to cost, but was going to suggest looking at what these Romford gauges

A bit late to the game but please put me down for one. Bruce Wilson Barrie, Ontario, Canada Life Member NMRA Member Scale 7 Group Gauge 0 Guild 7mmNGA Member Bird Studies Canada Ontario

Hi James, Sorry busy week, crawling out of the woodwork late, could you make me the 29th order? many thanks Gary (David Hughes’ Wessex group) Gary Shearn Marlborough | SN8 1PA Office: +44

Thank you every one who has asked for one. Currently up to 28 units. I might round it up to 30 and sell a couple on the Narrow Gauge online forum. Closer to when they are produced I will ask

Hi Simon I'm not aware of any specific 14mm exhibits - the layouts on display are all 16.5mm this time - I have to take what's been offered as it isn't a formal exhibition where invitations are

Hi James, Could you please put me down for two back to back gauges. One of them is for a friend. I’m in Australia. Regards, Grant McAdam