Toto wrote: Thanks Toto. I feel I am suitably qualified. Ironically I've just arrived back in Perth but am gone first thing in the morning so will be unable to start Kim's training tonight. Apart from being quite dark it's sheeting rain and is quite windy, so not ideal conditions for his second attempt at flying. His first being last weekend inside a dry windless shed.
I'm starting to feel very picked on here :evil: I have several rather tasty replacements on their long journey over to WA to replace the kamikazi morris...more when they arrive.
See Kimbo, I was on your side, you just needed a parachute, or airbads, just incase it ever happened again, not trying to get to actually fly them. Paul PS I do have a model helicopter - no I cant fly it, but could be available for resue flights
Hope in your deep sleep you designed a lorry with 007 features like sprouting wings then between you and Steve could fly the thing back onto the layout
well Kim I hope in your deep sleep you designed a lorry 007 style that sprouted wings, so that you and Steve could fly the thing back onto the layout
My mind is conjuring up scenes from the Italian job here. I'm sure the ribbing will end sometime soon ...... Er....... Well ..... Sometime anyway. I'm sure you'll have your day Kimbo. Cheers Toto
Some ones up nice and early, keen to get to work and earn all that money to pay for all the O Gauge stock he's buying .
Nah, he's up early so he can tell more people he only has 5 days untill he's comatosed on a sun lounger sipping brandy, doing an impersonation of a beached white / pink whale. Paul
StevePower wrote: Oh yes, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang was a convertible, no good in the rain....! Actually, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang sounds like something you would order from an asian massage parlour.... Cheers, Gary.
LSD is back at home in its new position, not working at the moment due to a faulty NCE command station. Looks like I was very lucky with it failing after the show. The fault is a mother board but by the time it goes back and I'm charged a standard fee plus parts it may well be more advisable to buy a replacement. So to move things on I have drawn up a scale drawing of the railway room with LSD shown in its new position. The shaded area is a "no go zone" as there is a door way and sowing machine / SWMBO area to stay out of well it is a big room and its not that much space to loose. So Platform1 members, given this space in O gauge, what would you design and build? The design required would be based on goods vans and opens with tankers and bogie bolsters, plus later perhaps a DMU or a 2 coach suburban passenger train. The Gauge O Guild recommends that a Radius of 6' min (approx 1.8m) is required for bogie stock and a minimum radius of 4'min (approx 1.2m) for small loco's and 4 wheeled stock. I have a few ideas but would really be interested in other members input / ideas.So each square is 200mm x 200mm room size 9.5m x 4.280m http://www.click
So the question is, are you making 1 large layout, or several layouts that join together to make 1 large home layout and breaks up into several smaller "exhibition" layouts ? Paul
Hi Paul, sorry yes what I have in mind is for LSD stock to have a run round the room on to a new removable scenic board, possibly by the doorway, but this new board would be say, no more than 2m long, making it a bit easier to take to a show. ( this could be operated off a seperate fiddle yard). Kim