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That's a great little loco

You can do it

That is a very smooth running old loco

Is that at Headcorn aerodrome?

Interested to know how you get on with this. Thinking of getting the same setup due to price point so please keep us posted and thankyou for the content, the effort is appreciated 👍

The timber planks look really nice, as does the brickwork. Do you plan on weathering the building after the paiting or will you keep it pristine and let nature do the work? (Off topic but your videos help immensly in destressing and finding inspiration to work on my own stuff. )

Good to see the loco working like before the regauging. Can't wait to see it run on your garden railway 😊

Hi. What track are you using outside please?

Thanks for the forecast! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?

Who makes the model?

Great short, where did you get your tracks from?

Such a familiar sight to any Dublo fan

Yup lovely nene valley railway

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That's nene valley railway that's for sure

The Handrails are really good. That is a nice little loco

I'm sure you've posted it before, but I can't seem to find it, where did you get your track? Great short, especially for those of us with bad knees,thanks!

You need a red line around cut away edge

Start collecting more and more don't stop keep collecting!! Its hreat stuff

That is spot on, thanks

A good hobby is both a distraction, and the opposite of a distraction... Something to focus on intensely and fully enjoy, while also escaping from the daily grind of real life. I find that taking time to solve model problems can help calm me down to be able to handle anxiety-inducing real problems. 👍

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Very good

That's great!! Thanks for sharing!

Fantastic idea!👍

Good idea! I get my crushed limestone ballast from a local landscape supply center, about $2 USD per 5-gallon bucket. (But I have to bring the bucket!)

3:35 I think this may be what is happening on my garden railway. I have one curve that I suspect is under gauge because commercial wheelsets ride up and derail as if they are hitting an obstacle, but my homebuilt wheelsets pass through fine. I didn't have my calipers with me to check though.

I've been 3D printing various bits and pieces of track including an array of the LocoRemote stuff. It really does take a long time to print, to the point where it's probably faster to buy some rail and lay it by hand.

great vid , glad I found you

I've been building my garden railway as cheap as I can, so I bought a bundle of used O-gauge stainless track to use with 15mm:1ft scale models. You can say 'rickety' again! If I'd seen that track you're using I probably would've gone to 45mm instead as it's a lot more common in my area.

Tried to order 1mm Diamantes. $3 USD per card, $37 shipping to the USA..........hmm, who needs rivets anyway LOL

Very cool!

Just found your channel. I have the same PS loco - like what you've done with the rivets. Mine has some, but not as many! I elected to go the 16mm route, as I couldn't find affordable 45mm track at the time. I did find some all plastic track similar to yours, so I may venture outdoors at some point. Look forward to following your progress. Cheers

Thanks for the update it's an interesting model and it's going to look lovely when it's done. All the best from Canada.

Amazing accuracy. Very detailed model. I'm from india and want to build these models as well..

I started collecting almost two years ago, and decided to go for 3 rail. I like the diecast engines, and the noise you get from the tracl. Modern issues may be more detailed but I'm happy with these. I love everything 1950s.

I think converting a Deltic to 3 rail would be challenging as the chassis are completely different mouldings.

Congratulations! It DID move by itself. Maybe there’s some water getting in, or a patch of card that is soaking up a bit of water? I’d try a bit more varnish.

Thanks for that lovely video. I have been collecting Dublo 3 rail for a few years now and I love this stuff. The prices are so reasonable and you can get some great bargains but the best thing is that all the items are bullet proof and will last forever if properly looked after and maintained. There's such a charm to old Dublo stuff and the simplicity and ease of maintenance makes operating them a real joy. Thanks!

Will this work for o gauge as well?

I have enjoyed your video and it really helps me with my recovery from my brain tumour and stroke as I try to get back to my modelling I mention my illness so you know who is watching and why thank you Just a suggestion for some extra detail A arfix raf refuelling set for a petrol delivery Also fire sand buckets was necessary All oil drums weeped so apool of oil at the base Hope you didn't mind thank you 😊

Really interested in this conversion. Just having a go at it myself so following with u h interest.

Very informative. So much misinformation around and you simlified it. Where can I find the conversion kit if they are available. Haven't been able to find any after ages of searching. Hopefully this site is still monitered. Thanks for your effort. 8:01

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I'm loving these videos thankyou very much for taking the time to produce them. Looking forward to seeing whatever dioramas you come up with using these models.

Hello from the US. I've subscribed and liked because I'm in the "gathering the resources" stage of re-entering paper model building. In 1982 I built a Dover Publishing Company Spirit of St. Louis and hauling truck combination kit. I remember the cardstock as being of very good card thickness in that no additional backing was needed. As I was just watching this video and seeing your use of various dowels, brush handles, and other sized items, I'd pause for a bit and scramble around my place for different sized diameters. I felt like I was on a Scavenger Hunt again from the 1950's! Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!