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A 2ft gauge battery storage box "trammer" in 16mm scale

Started by Barney, June 30, 2017, 07:07:54 AM

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Barney

The idea  small mine trammer under repair/renovation as a line side detail

Barney

one with outside brakes - my version has a transmission brake set up

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The model is built mainly from plastic card - the wheels are Slaters "curly spoke " type with the centres filled in with Miliput filler

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the "power plant" acrylic rod and the transmission boxes detail Lego blocks the brake drum on the front is also acrylic rod 

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wires will one day find a place to go

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nuts and bolt detail completed

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Barney

Photo size still coming through as small and requires a click to enlarge !! any ideas as to why - has someone touched a button somewhere out there in " the Cloud"  it gives me a headache when these things just happen
Barney   

finescalerr

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This forum software is just plain weird. The "click the small image to enlarge" thing occurred spontaneously a few months ago and I have no idea why. I have asked two web experts if it's possible to upgrade this software or switch to another and both say it would be a huge and expensive job and we'd lose everything in the process. (In other words, we'd be starting from scratch.)

Yet again I apologize yet for the limitations of our software. My longtime web guru has just retired, by the way, and he switched us to a different and more expensive web host (server). The image thing occurred long before the transfer.

That aside, your little tram loco is starting out adequately. I look forward to watching it come together.

Russ

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Hi Barney, it's great to be able to follow the construction of the small mine locomotive.
Regards Helmut
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