Thank you! That's an interesting idea, and probably doable in theory. I wouldn't know how to format and package then for a decoder though, and as a DC user I wouldn't be able to use them myself
Great video. I am interested in the provenance of the locos and rolling stock. I am currently building a model of 4415 and just wondered who produced the one in rhe video.
Thank you. The 2 Kerr, Stuart diesels were both constructed from the same Mosskito whitemetal kit. Robert (in green) uses a replacement plasticard footplate to fit a Bachmann Plymouth chassis. The kit includes a number of alternate pieces to build a later Sudan version of the loco, so I used these parts with a number of plasticard scratch built pieces to construct Henry (in blue) on a Kato 109
My grandson loved seeing the narrow gauge running. He's hoping to get some more work done to his 009 layout this weekend 🙂👍
That's great, hope it goes well! I really ought to get some more work done on mine too...
Excellent sound its like being right next to the trains.
Thank you very much! The sound is all painstakingly edited together using audio from my own videos on real narrow gauge railways
Great entertainment 👍
Thank you, happy you enjoyed it!
amazing
Thank you!
Good stuff as ever.
Have you considered doing sound files - if you are this good at editing.
Sven at Tramfabriek does his own so maybe it's do-able
Thank you!
That's an interesting idea, and probably doable in theory. I wouldn't know how to format and package then for a decoder though, and as a DC user I wouldn't be able to use them myself
Great video. I am interested in the provenance of the locos and rolling stock. I am currently building a model of 4415 and just wondered who produced the one in rhe video.
Thank you. The 2 Kerr, Stuart diesels were both constructed from the same Mosskito whitemetal kit. Robert (in green) uses a replacement plasticard footplate to fit a Bachmann Plymouth chassis. The kit includes a number of alternate pieces to build a later Sudan version of the loco, so I used these parts with a number of plasticard scratch built pieces to construct Henry (in blue) on a Kato 109