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Discussion in 'Model Railways' started by kieranhardy, May 3, 2007.

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  1. Dan Hamblin

    Dan Hamblin Part of the furniture

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    Just the one then to break up the pattern :smt002

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    Back to you Kieran :smt023

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    Dan Hamblin, Sep 9, 2007
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  2. kieranhardy

    kieranhardy Well-Known Member

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    Hehe, nice shot there, think ive seen it posted somewhere before, BATS or UKTS maybe?

    Certainly an impressive round house scene though! But tsk tsk, one loco is missing a headboard!! ;)
     
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  3. Owentheguitarist666

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    THAT IS VERY NICE SHOT of the turntable there =D>
     
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  4. Dan Hamblin

    Dan Hamblin Part of the furniture

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    I had run out of blutack :smt002

    Regards,

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    Dan Hamblin, Sep 10, 2007
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  5. kieranhardy

    kieranhardy Well-Known Member

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    "From Night to Dawn"

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    kieranhardy, Sep 23, 2007
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  6. Owentheguitarist666

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    that pritty cool nice one =D> \:D/
     
    Owentheguitarist666, Sep 23, 2007
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  7. 34007

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    I love the shots of Clanline! Very impressive! =D>
     
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  8. James

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    Are those lights hot? :smt001
     
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  9. kieranhardy

    kieranhardy Well-Known Member

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    [smilie=to funny.gif] They do get quite hot, but not hot enough to burn. :lol:
     
    kieranhardy, Sep 29, 2007
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  10. Ian Riley

    Ian Riley Part of the furniture Loco Owner

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    Nice Kieran!...I have a big collection of loco's maself...any offers to build a layout for me?.....lol...sorry, but they are all Black, and of LMS or BR origin!.....ducks, and runs away!
     
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  11. rough-shunter

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    ian you would be welcome to run them on my clubs if you want anytime pm if interested its 19 ft long by 8 and coltroled by a old bbc computer its all dc control ect
     
    rough-shunter, Sep 29, 2007
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  12. kieranhardy

    kieranhardy Well-Known Member

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    Well as i have to leave feedback for my christmas present my new B12 has to stay out until i run it, so i took a few snaps of her before she gets tested and put away. :wink:

    She is seen alongside two Bulleid Merchant Navy loco's, 35005 "Canadian Pacific" in BR Blue and 35028 "Clan Line" in BR green. I should have got my blue A3 and Princess out for a nice BR blue line up. :p

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    Cheers,
     
    kieranhardy, Nov 17, 2007
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    So badly want that B12 now, did you get the set? just wondering if you could take some photos of the coaches with it as well keiran, I'm contemplating buying it!
     
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  14. kieranhardy

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    Mine wasnt the set, i got this one on it's own for about £30 on ebay, not a bad buy really, the body has "Hornby Railways" on so i think it's just an improved one. I was suprised to see the tender has the little grinder thing in still to make steam loco noises!
     
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  15. southyorkshireman

    southyorkshireman Resident of Nat Pres

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    That's gone down in folklore that has, I remember when they first moved to China, the mag reports said they'd sent a B12 out to China with the order 'copy this'. So they did
     
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  16. rough-shunter

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    grinder thing!!?
     
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  17. southyorkshireman

    southyorkshireman Resident of Nat Pres

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    I think ( I haven't had my B12 out in years) it was a cam on one of the tender axles that had some kind of sand paper on it that rubbed against another piece making some sort of chuff noise
     
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  18. kieranhardy

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    You are correct, and yes rough shunter a grinder thing... im not too sure what it is called and it grinds on the sandpaper... so yes it is a grinder thing. 8-[
     
    kieranhardy, Nov 17, 2007
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  19. rough-shunter

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    thats scary thw way my locos run id be worrieing does it affect performance of it
     
    rough-shunter, Nov 17, 2007
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  20. kieranhardy

    kieranhardy Well-Known Member

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    Its only a bit of plastic and sandpaper on a very light weighted tender... loco's performance isn't affected, the original Hornby Railways B12 [which i have in LNER green] does the same.
     
    kieranhardy, Nov 17, 2007
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