Has anyone used a chassis from Hollywood Foundry for 14mm gauge? If so what back to back and flange thickness did you choose?

Roy's standards really require a flange thickness of 0.6mm. The RP 25 offerings seem to be greater than this.

Regards,
Michael Milway

Hi Micheal

I have many locos running on BullAnt chassis and cannot recommend them highly enough.? I usually opt for belt drive and the result is quiet, smooth running and powerful.? The back-to-back I use is Roy's 12.4 to 12.5mm.

Geoff has recently had an operation so check with the Hollywood site to see if he has started accepting orders again.

You can see my locos with BullAnt chassis on the Rhyd website, , or the link from Rhyd’s page in the Hall of Fame section of the Wiki.

Cheers

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David

Website: www.rhyd.weebly.com

Hi Michael,

In my experience RP25 wheels work fine for O14. I also think they are pretty close to prototype when compared to the ScaleSeven standard guage profile:?wiki/Resources%3A-RP25-%26-ScaleSeven-Wheel-Comparison?- although of course narrow gauge profiles were anything but standard.

John

Is there any news about Geoff at Hollywood foundry? I don't want to pester him if he is still recovering.

Regards,
Michael Milway

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Bruce Wilson
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Life Member    NMRA
Member    Scale 7 Group    Gauge 0 Guild  7mmNGA
Member Bird Studies Canada   Ontario Bird Banding Association
Brereton Field Naturalists' Club  Simcoe County Banding Group

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Bruce Wilson
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Life Member??? NMRA
Member??? Scale 7 Group??? Gauge 0 Guild? 7mmNGA
Member Bird Studies Canada?? Ontario Bird Banding Association
Brereton Field Naturalists' Club? Simcoe County Banding Group