Only another 15 to go.
Cardboard and balsa CG with modified US 3-rail bogies.
More detailed descriptions of this and other projects will appear on my Facebook page "Bob's Australian O Gauge Group"
Monday, August 5, 2019
Sunday, May 12, 2019
Wednesday, September 12, 2018
19 class
Hi, I recently finished the scratchbuilt 19 class.
Here are a couple of shots.
Not based on any 19 , just things that I like.
Decals by Teditor to finish it off.
cheers
Bob
Here are a couple of shots.
Not based on any 19 , just things that I like.
Decals by Teditor to finish it off.
cheers
Bob
Monday, January 8, 2018
Saturday, November 11, 2017
A British Visitor
Today a visitor in the form of Rohan's new A3 4472 from the UK
The first hour was spent sorting out shorts between the wheels,brakes and siderods.
Then finding a stoneage controller to run it as I was afraid it had a coreless motor.
Then next was spent trying to persuade the rigid 4 wheel tender to go around 6' radius curves :>)
But at least he got to see it run. :>)
cheers
Bob
Then finding a stoneage controller to run it as I was afraid it had a coreless motor.
Then next was spent trying to persuade the rigid 4 wheel tender to go around 6' radius curves :>)
But at least he got to see it run. :>)
cheers
Bob
Saturday, April 1, 2017
back to the future indoors
Well, after some time running trains inside I came to the conclusion that for O gauge the room really was very limiting and to be honest I have never been a fan of having trains loop around behind me. I much prefer the punter's view at an exhibition.
So after another dice with an O gauge shunting idea I reverted to a central loop idea.
Once again I could have gone to S scale but thoughts of having to scratchbuild in two scales didn't appeal at this moment so it had to be go find what HO was still lying about.
Here is the result with temporary scenic items scattered about.
It is, just a means of replicating inside, the train watching I do outdoors when the conditions are not suitable.
Much more can be found on my threads on Freerails.
regards
Bob
So after another dice with an O gauge shunting idea I reverted to a central loop idea.
Once again I could have gone to S scale but thoughts of having to scratchbuild in two scales didn't appeal at this moment so it had to be go find what HO was still lying about.
Here is the result with temporary scenic items scattered about.
It is, just a means of replicating inside, the train watching I do outdoors when the conditions are not suitable.
Much more can be found on my threads on Freerails.
regards
Bob
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Indoors Too
The opportunity arose to finally have my indoor layout room again.
It started as HO (too small these days), would have been best in S but that would have entailed another scale to scratchbuild it all in.
So with 3' radius at our disposal and plenty of small engines and 4 wheelers in stock a shoehorn O gauge layout it shall be!
I didn't have enough Peco points in stockto do it but did have enough of my home made jobs so I have made the sidings out of code 100 once again to match those points. Recycled once again.
Ballasting is under way
It started as HO (too small these days), would have been best in S but that would have entailed another scale to scratchbuild it all in.
So with 3' radius at our disposal and plenty of small engines and 4 wheelers in stock a shoehorn O gauge layout it shall be!
I didn't have enough Peco points in stockto do it but did have enough of my home made jobs so I have made the sidings out of code 100 once again to match those points. Recycled once again.
Ballasting is under way
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