LET'S BUILD R-Duck Locomotive Works Slate Wagons

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[@nathanchan4653]

Here’s an idea, use some paper clips to make the coupling chain

[@mels1811]

Great video Chris

[@Sim0nTrains]

That was nice and relaxing while watching the build, those slate wagons look easier to build. Great video

[@hamshackleton]

Interesting - but apart from being dust-catchers, what do they do? What gauge are they? Can they be fitted with real wheels, and run on a railway? - - And Chris didn't superglue his fingers to the bits of wood once! (or did he, and that was edited out!) 🙂

[@trainspotter454]

They are 16mm scale, so they will fit on O scale track

[@stralegaming2597]

Do you plan on making a locomotive to go along with these wagons?

[@ChristheXelent]

I already have. One of R-Ducks Talyllyn kits in a previous video

[@41241ivatt]

What track gauge does it use

[@ChristheXelent]

As someone else here pointed out, they fit on O gauge track