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Looking at it more closely Brian, I have a couple of questions on the chassis. It looks like the motor is fixed through the plate carrying the output shaft on the gearbox – have I got that

Thanks Brian, that's very helpful. Cheers Robin Sent from Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Friday, July 28, 2023 9:47:30 AM To: [email protected]

We;ll see if it works this time this is the third time I have tried to upload photos

That looks great Brian, any chance of a photo of the chassis please? Cheers Robin Sent from Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Friday, July 28, 2023

I am posting some short videos of a Plate Framed Simplex I recently built using a offset gearhead micro motor to drive it via O rings to each axle it also has another O ring driving the radiator

Hi Phillip, It's available - I'm about an hour and a half East of Toronto. Craig

Hi Craig I would like the o 14 loco if still available. Where roughly do you live? Regards Phillip https://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/topic/149926-dillmouth-desirable-and-achievable/

I have two kits in different stages of completion for sale. SL3,? ? an 'Alice' class Hunslet is largely completed as purchased is in O14 but needs finishing. The SL4 Dinorwicc 'Port' class Hunslet

Review issue 135 should be arriving with UK subscribers next week. It may take a little longer to reach overseas subscribers. We lead this issue with a superb model of a Swedish station building in

Well …. Thank all of you for the information and though it advice l have the Review article and have now printed out the NL article I have built the frame(uncompensated) and have niw boxed it back

It is a shame that David lost his information but it reminded me that I had seen some images on the NGRM Forum of the blueprints. Like most drawings of this nature, they take a bit of time to

As always – great job Brian! (I wish I had your talents!) Cheers Bruce Sent: 20 July, 2023 8:30 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [o14] Bow Framed Simplex I messed around and built a plate

Very short wheelbase 4-wheeled locos don’t need compensation provided that they have been assembled correctly as the tolerances between the axles and the bearings provide just enough flexibility to

Sounds like Mark Clarke’s experience of this kit is similar to other people’s experiences of building a Mark Clarke kit…. Andrew

I messed around and built a plate frame Simplex with operating radiator fan, it not a very good video of it but u get an idea of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJVNpzcVpKA

I should have added that (now I have re-read the article in NL 185 that Mark struggled with the compensation as the compensated wheels gave too much movement between the fixed front wheels and the

Mark Clark reported his experiences in Narrow Lines 185 (7mm NGA magazine) titles “Baguley Pratt 10HP 0-4-0PM”. If you are a member then just search the archive with “Pratt” and it will come

well....... here he is again the confused American Ive opened my KB McEwan Pratt Baguley 10 hp and find myself stymied again Do I build it compensated or not?........having looked around NGonline etc.

https://narrowgaugeandindustrial.co.uk/collections/rcl-publications/products/wdlr-companion <https://narrowgaugeandindustrial.co.uk/collections/rcl-publications/products/wdlr-companion> -- Brian

Yes Joe, it is a KB Scale chassis, now sold through Light Railway Stores (formerly Narrow Planet). It is primarily intended for the Roy C Link Channel Framed Simplex. I don’t think it will suit