Model Train Modifications and Installations
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DavoDentetsu posted an update in the group
Model Train Modifications and Installations 4 weeks agoMatch Wagons vs. Emergency Couplers
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Match Wagon Pros:
*Easier to install (theoretically)
*Can install most types of coupler
*Can result in smoother runningCons:
*May not be the most realistic method, depending on country preference.
Emergency Coupler Pros:
*Direct loco to MU connection
*Offers more realism for emergency situation recreations
*Less space usedCons:
*Can be fiddly to fit…
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DavoDentetsu posted an update in the group
Model Train Modifications and Installations 4 weeks agoUncommon Detail Parts
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It’s not the end of the world if details go missing. A piece of plastic cut to shape and coloured will go unnoticed unless you happen to be looking on purpose for flaws.
An ED75 receives a new window visor.
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DavoDentetsu posted an update in the group
Model Train Modifications and Installations 4 weeks agoTarp
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Make a very basic tarpaulin using some tissue paper and watercolour directly onto the wagon of your choice. This is perfectly fine and long lasting if your wagon lives on your layout. Not happy with the finish? Wet it and remove.
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Pennsylvania_421 posted an update in the group
Model Train Modifications and Installations 7 weeks ago
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This is an older Bachman N scale 0-6-0 I purchased off eBay. I have added a headlight and taillight to the locomotive. I also converted it from rapido couplers to Microtrains.
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Shannon Tapia posted an update in the group
Model Train Modifications and Installations 7 weeks ago
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Here’s something a bit different. Nn3 K36. I’ve got 2. The first one I put together then fitted ESU DCC Sound to it. The second was an assembled model. But when I went to fit DCC Sound, found that the brass kit, was glued together using CA glue. Here’s a couple photos I have of each. Gives an idea at how simple but complex the kits…
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Shannon Tapia posted an update in the group
Model Train Modifications and Installations 7 weeks ago
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Just to get the ball rolling Ill post this in here. NcE power cab. MODIFIED to run independently on its own without having to carry all the panels and cables. Just a 9 volt battery and some alligator clips. Still capable of running with standard NCE SYSTEMS like it was designed to. Still have cable connector and power input jack connector.…
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