Beginner's First KATO Railway - Dodgy Diesel & Tomix Timber Wagons!

Continuing my beginner's adventures in building my first KATO N gauge model railway, here's the latest additions to my rolling stock collection. A diesel shunter kit and some log carrying flatcar wagons!
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VIDEO CONTENT:-
00:04 - Intro
00:34 - Turning my electric shunter into a diesel loco
03:05 - The KATO 11-109 Power Chassis Unit
07:05 - Tomix 'CHI' Timber Flatcar wagons
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Music Credits:
All music from the UA-cam Audio Library

[@Maurice00PA]

The Kato chassis are a joy to run. Smooth and reliable. I have several of the BMR products and agree, they aren't perfect but can be made to look pretty good. Can you list any other places to get bodies for the Kato chassis? Budget Model Railways are the only ones I have found. Cheers.

[@jojoe9]

I had the same idea for my o6 chassis... 3d printed a steam tram Ho/009 n plus some fillers for the trucks to carry for christmas

[@HeadstoneRailway-xs6zz]

Not diesel but these chasis also lend themselves to steam trams
Which are easily scratch built for variety

[@georgeyboyhowe1685]

love your videos but sorry that 3dd print is terrible if it was resin print it would be spot on if this is resin its still terrible

[@milgeekmedia]

Yep, it's not great. Though I would only say this now I've had a little more experience of making my own first 3D model shunter myself. This model - from BMR - gave me a reference mark of where to start so I can't be too critical... And, yes - at this scale resin is the way to go! LOL Thanks for your feedback.