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Messages - J.A.M.

#1
On30 / Re: Backdating the 2-6-0
February 12, 2011, 05:45:56 PM
Cheers everyone :)
After the geared engines, the 2-6-0 is one of my favs, such a good looking engine.
Hope bachmann re-releases it with DCC/DCC sound soon  ;D
Cheers :)
#2
On30 / Re: Backdating the 2-6-0
February 11, 2011, 01:34:01 PM
Cheers peter  :D
I'm also looking Boulder Valley models detail parts, they have some nice looking "old-timer" decorations
Cheers :)
#3
On30 / Backdating the 2-6-0
February 10, 2011, 02:24:02 PM
Hi everyone
Does anyone have any tips for backdating the 2-6-0 to look like a pre-1900s locomotive.
Cheers :)
#4
thanks for the help peter :)
sounds alot more prototypical then ours. We only have the track plan and afew wooden buildings at the moment, so we're still deciding on a prototypical location  :-\
anyways thanks for the offer, I'll mail you my email address now
cheers :)
#5
Our layout is unusual: narrow gauge mainline with a logging branch (the "mainline" is just a continuous loop around the room, whilst the logging branch is the main part), these were nonexistent after the 1930s(?) due to updated railway laws.
I was just wondering if anyone had pictures of logging railways and equipment pre-1930s?
Also, does anyone have any suggestions on suitable stock? We have 2 shays, 2 climax's (1 has the backwoods climax tender) a 2-8-0 and a 2-6-0, as well as coaches, HS gondolas, skeletons, boxcars, flats etc (all bachmann) these do look suitable for 1920s equipment
Cheers :)
You've probably guessed, i am a Brit    :D
#6
On30 / Re: Forney speed
November 29, 2010, 04:36:52 PM
Very likely, the top speed of a pacific coast shay was approx 10 miles per hour, the T-boiler would definitely be slower then that. The SRRL Forneys were recorded at 50/60mph.
Cheers :)
#8
On30 / Re: Gradient
October 28, 2010, 02:06:27 AM
Cheers Stevelewis and ChrisS, that was very helpful information
And I live in Gloucestershire  :D
Cheers :)
#9
On30 / Gradient
October 26, 2010, 04:07:12 AM
Hello Mr Bachman, i was hoping you would be able to help me. I was thinking about buying an inside frame 4-4-0, but i was wondering what its hauling capabilities would be up a 1 in 20 slope (sorry, I'm British)
Cheers :)
#10
On30 / Re: Mr. Bachmann - here's a Heisler to produce
October 26, 2010, 04:01:11 AM
are we ever going to get 1  :'(
#11
On30 / Shay sound
October 03, 2010, 04:06:07 AM
Hey Mr Bachman, I have a shay without sound and i was wondering if it was possible to buy the same chip that is used on the sound shay, as I would like them to match (as per the real thing).
Cheers :)
#12
On30 / Re: Your dream loco for Bachmann to produce
September 26, 2010, 01:00:14 PM
Tell you what, a larger shay would be nice, something like bachmanns large scale 1  ;D
Cheers :)
#13
On30 / Re: New Engines I like to see
September 18, 2010, 04:29:28 AM
Umm a H******  ;D
and i agree with Royce, a proper 4-4-0 would be good :)
cheers :)
#14
On30 / Re: Shays jerkiness on descents
September 13, 2010, 11:41:06 AM
Both our shay and climax do this, and when i use the sound, the synchronization is ruined until i turn the track power off.
Its SOO irritating  >:(
#15
On30 / Re: Your dream loco for Bachmann to produce
September 02, 2010, 06:05:53 AM
I imagine a Gilphin style Shay or even an early Dunkirk or Climax would be fun :D
Cheers :)