Satisfied with the new solution relating to the Jacobs Bogie and the stiffness problems encountered in Test One. Now I have to find the time to make the video and the tutorial!
Hello to everybody watching my videos: in this period I am very busy with job and family. Still thinking about new details and what is explained in the video at 2:45 !!! keep waiting!!
Hi Alessandro, this is by far one of the best ideas I've ever seen for connecting two wagons seamlessly. I think your design of the Jacobs Bogies is just awesome and I will try to build it into my Horizon Express (TGV). I hope you already have an idea to solve the slope problem. Might get a bit tricky in my opinion. Anyway a great idea.. I'm already looking forward to the next video.
@@alessandrosartore Hi Alessandro, of course I saw your second version. The solution is very good and I like it very much. I will probably convert my 60197 in this way as well. I actually wanted to apply your solution to the new passenger train (60337), but the connection between the passenger cars is completely different this time and unfortunately you can't use it there.
Satisfied with the new solution relating to the Jacobs Bogie and the stiffness problems encountered in Test One. Now I have to find the time to make the video and the tutorial!
Hello to everybody watching my videos: in this period I am very busy with job and family. Still thinking about new details and what is explained in the video at 2:45 !!! keep waiting!!
Hi Alessandro, this is by far one of the best ideas I've ever seen for connecting two wagons seamlessly. I think your design of the Jacobs Bogies is just awesome and I will try to build it into my Horizon Express (TGV). I hope you already have an idea to solve the slope problem. Might get a bit tricky in my opinion. Anyway a great idea.. I'm already looking forward to the next video.
Hello! Have you watched the 2nd version? What do you think?
@@alessandrosartore Hi Alessandro, of course I saw your second version. The solution is very good and I like it very much. I will probably convert my 60197 in this way as well. I actually wanted to apply your solution to the new passenger train (60337), but the connection between the passenger cars is completely different this time and unfortunately you can't use it there.