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Mabey my definition of lazy is different then yours 

Quote from: Sparks on August 05, 2009, 03:52:28 PM

Quote from: panniertankboy8751 on August 05, 2009, 01:42:01 PM
Naaa. I just want a real modeling challange. And Sparks, I can't sell a Hornby Thomas that I don't have. 

Well then, why bash it when you can have the actual model ready to run? 

And Thomas is based on a London Brighton South Coast Railway E2 Clas 0-6-0T locomotive, not an LNER tank.

I'm to lazy to bid for one on Ebay. And I want the Extended tanks

Naaa. I just want a real modeling challange. And Sparks, I can't sell a Hornby Thomas that I don't have. 

BR Black was the second choice for the colors.

The canidates are:

SR Olive Green
LNER Apple Green
LMS Crimson
(And Everyboy Loves!)
Great Western Green

Wait, scratch that. It'll be in SR Olive Green.

Do any of you think I should Kill a Hornby Thomas. I want to make him into this.

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/37/78607404_a64ebd63ca.jpg?v=0

Imagine that, but with the extended side tanks and in experimental EWS Red and Gold.

Hey, ust a question. Anyone else from here on SIF?

I found the kit on Ebay, I tried to look it upagain, but the bidding had already ended. And who is based off of Tyylan Railway's Edward Thomas?

Holy something! I can't belive that I just saw the real models. Would have likd to see Stepney runnging though.

Will Bachmann's E-Z Track work?

Remember before when we were talking about 009 models, well, I'm plannig to get some kits for them. I even found one that looks like Peter Sam or Sir Handel.     

Right, we're going to try this ONE MORE TIME. If this turns out to be a disaster like the last one, I'm not re-posting it. So, What is a Loco that you desinged?

Quote from: Hamish K on July 17, 2009, 11:20:22 PM
In a thread below there was an off topic discussion of tank locomotives that understandably annoyed the thread originator. 

Bloody right it did. But Tanks are interesting toics. But that thread was for posting about a train that your plannging to or have made.

Take off the shell of the loco or if the moter is in the tender, the tender shell. Check for any loose connections and oil the gears. Also check if the pick-up on the bottom of the engine is clean, if it is a three-rail train.