Good tutorial and sourcing video. Another way of closing the gap is using Hornby Electrotren couplings. They bring the coaches very close and lock them together securely. Rob
a very old method of hiding the gap but it shows that in some cases the old ways are the best. nice review, I'll be sure to keep a look out for these in the future.
Yes tried to get some, but couldn't find them, when I did they seem quite expensive for the number, so these seemed a better option plus at the time they were new to the market, and no-one at the time did Bulleid coaches.
Sorry Guys, But the gap between the coaches is far to big. For a more realistic look I suggest you take a look at Keen Systems. they are on line and have been around for years. I have used them on my layout, they are just Brilliant. Roger Keen attends a lot of shows. Take a look, as he has a good selection.
Have used the Keen System in the past sadly didn't get on with it kept derailing coaches haven't used them since but found them poor to me. Sadly not always the best for all. This video is small simple cheap changes which these for me fit the bill. The keen system seems a lot of faff to install to me and yes closed the gap but didn't work for me at all.
Like your channel, and like the modelling themes you tackle. Especially this one. Regards from a British Railways fan in Germany.
+flippop101 Thank you for your comment hopefully a few more videos of this type coming in the next few weeks
Good tutorial and sourcing video. Another way of closing the gap is using Hornby Electrotren couplings. They bring the coaches very close and lock them together securely. Rob
a very old method of hiding the gap but it shows that in some cases the old ways are the best. nice review, I'll be sure to keep a look out for these in the future.
Super article, well done!
Thank you
I used Great Little Gangways with overhead cover.superb things.
Yes tried to get some, but couldn't find them, when I did they seem quite expensive for the number, so these seemed a better option plus at the time they were new to the market, and no-one at the time did Bulleid coaches.
would these fit to mk3's fitted with kadee couplings as there closer together than the tension hook couplings
MrJDMmills sadly I wouldn't know as I don't have any mk3's however the guys that make them May make some connectors for mk3s
These Might cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=122128749210&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT#ht_1753wt_1037
Sorry Guys, But the gap between the coaches is far to big. For a more realistic look I suggest you take a look at Keen Systems. they are on line and have been around for years. I have used them on my layout, they are just Brilliant. Roger Keen attends a lot of shows. Take a look, as he has a good selection.
Have used the Keen System in the past sadly didn't get on with it kept derailing coaches
haven't used them since but found them poor to me.
Sadly not always the best for all.
This video is small simple cheap changes which these for me fit the bill.
The keen system seems a lot of faff to install to me and yes closed the gap but didn't work for me at all.