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i don't deal in vat.. only Sterling

After seeing your layout .. you have turned me in to a thief lol im gonna try rob some of your ideas lol

so 15-20 mins half speed forward then 15-20 mins full speed forward then 15-20 mins half speed reverse and 15-20 mins full speed reverse should break it in? its a dc model and have no idea how to open it up to check the motor lol

What buildings do you are they ready made / kits? where do you get them to withstand the weather.

i couldn't agree more.

Now that is quite impressive for a outdoor semi outdoor. how covered is that car port? must be large enough to keep the wind and rain away from it cause there is no way in hell you could have those buildings out in British weather lol you have me thinking now about semi covering with carport material. hmmmmm

id love to see the full figure of eight you have. am always interested in seeing others outdoor setups. what is the full width you have there with the double loop?

Did your perspex not go cloudy with the weather ? The little covering on the left of that image. does that track go indoors there?

so if i was to get some kadees or ez mates what version or lengths work best with standard wagons?

The hardboard at the back works as can be painted like a wall like yours.

Is there a general rule to break in new models. as like with new motor bikes is there restrictors on them or they stay slow till broken in? my new engine is very slow even at full speed on my basic hornby controller.

Does anyone have experience with these. My HO union pacific has them and although i was offered the service to convert them to hornby style due to all my rolling stock being hornby couplers. i don't really want t remove the knuckles as i really like the look of them. so im thinking maybe change a couple of rolling stock couplers to these instead. Are they easy to disengage once attached? do they simply just bump wagon to attach? are there easy/auto uncouplers to get for them? any thoughts would be appreciated. Cheers Danny

the perspex looks better than the traditional wooden ones most use. im trying to avoid the wooden one if i can mainly due to cosmetics. i love the clean look that setup has. very nice.

Yea it is. i am debating how best to deal with that. Thinking easiest would be to make a gutter shaped dip in front made of grass mat and maybe a hill behind it of same material. A lot of first's are happening in this update. First time using flexi track and isolation joiners and even cutting track to fit.