Recent content by Sir Humphrey

A Queensland Railways, wooden, narrow gauge 'guards van' (as close as I'm gonna get to a caboose!) Verandah, 1st class compartment, even has a space for dogs at the end, there were variations with a space above that for coffins..:D

Thats an awsome job you've done there. :)

The reason they are not HO is because they are really trying to model narrow gauge on the cheap by 'cheating'. Instead of doing a proper 12mm mech, they chose a over scale body to compensate, whilst running on 16.5mm track. http://www.hobbiesplus.com.au/frateschi_2.htm

On advice, I removed the spring from the pilot wheels which has improved things dramatically. Cheers,

Thanks for posting that, but I would probably be better off just sending it back rather than doing that. --- I ran it in a foam cradle for at least an hour each way yesterday. However on my test track today it has the same issue as it has before with next to zero improvement. It runs much...

I recently purchased a Bachmann Spectrum Decapod (full Soundtraxx DCC and Sound). However on my test track is runs jerky at low speeds and poor low speed running, although runs fine from about step 12/28 upwards. I'm relatively new to DCC and have tried to follow changing the relevant CV's...

Oh I didn't realise it was for SA stuff only.:o

There are a few people in the states who do it: http://www.ttnut.com/

One shot I took during the last steam trip I went on..

Which local suppliers have you tried (and $8 is pretty good out this way) in my opinion. Many local places do a mail order service to.

The Great Locomotive Chase, The Train, Runaway Train (with Jon Voight!) that I can think of off the top of my head at the moment.

Yes, but they have been for my QR stuff, which is all kit anyway, but for my freelance system I'm looking at using custom ones.

An rs-11 and Drs 6-6-1500

Looking good indeed. Ripping stuff.

Thats very good, it looks top notch stuff mate. Whats your method/process? :)