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Paul again thank you Great info now the wait begins LoL joe gilmartin

Joe, I’m afraid I can’t really remember what the pitfalls were when building them as it’s almost ten years ago. I did one in 014 as Moelwyn running in the 1920s with the fuel tank moved and cab

This is the motor from High Level. The Mashima is a perfectly good motor, but these are IMHO much better. Almost as good as a Swiss Maxon or Faulhaber at

Thanks Paul I pulled the trigger this AM and ordered the loco Now I?need to investigate your suggestion on the Hi Sense 1320 motor at the least I have the 1220 if I don’t have success Were there

I built two but it is some years ago now. I think a motor came with it back then. It is an excellent straightforward kit. The bits all fit properly and there’s a proper etched bar frame chassis. As

I'm going to be interested in following this as I've got an unmade kit which I need to get started soon. John

Hey Guy Found a old Mashima 12x20 motor in the drawer and wondered if anyone had any experience building the Sayer Baldwin 50 hp kit in O14 (before I buy the kit look for any info you folks may

I don't like cleaning up my workbench, but tonight was (going to be) the night. It hasn't happened, I've spent the evening in North Wales. Much more enjoyable! Some years ago I walked down from

Bookmarked, thanks for sharing.

Ditto what Simon said. Cheers, Robin Sent: 20 August 2022 18:04 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [o14] Rhyd website revamped! It’s looking good, will lose a few more hours (re)reading

It’s looking good, will lose a few more hours (re)reading that Cheers Simon

Hi All I am very pleased to say that I have finally updated the Rhyd website after all the hiatus of a house move, Covid and rebuilding the railway. The site has new sections, many new pages,

Thanks Joe, excellent progress and it’s all looking very good. Cheers, Robin Sent: 23 July 2022 21:37 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [o14] N Lawton Simplex Robin You can also see it at MCTL on

Robin You can also see it at MCTL on Facebook joe

Robin Thanks much I’ve got the same sheet lead (don’t know where I got it) that and ?some liquid lead under gets me to about 10g Do you use the lead sheets under the flat cars too I’m building

Hi Joe, I don’t have a common weight but the attached photo shows what I can typically fit in the floor of all but the skip wagons. Thin strips of lead cut so they don’t foul the wheels. This

Robin Thank you again for your help the seat back is where my confusion exists so I believe your post to be very helpful Tony’s Forrest has been a inspiration for me your wonderful work explanations

Hi Joe, From memory the seat base (B29) is folded into a square and attached to the footplate (for want of a better description) this hides the chassis fixing not. The seat top (B31) is curved to

Hello again I find myself stymied once again on my Simplex build hopefully someone can help me I don’t understand how the seat back is folded and being a very thin part I don’t want to do the

Review 131 is now at the printers ready for distribution at the end of the month. This issue has a large focus on the Isle of Purbeck with two layouts and three drawings of prototypes. We continue