@@HeadstoneRailway-xs6zz coreless motor wise, 12v and i use the 13500rpm motors however there is a 18000rpm motor available, these i have not used, its the 12v bit thats important really 👍

@@HeadstoneRailway-xs6zz Thanks for watching 👍, no unfortunately I did not film the work i did to make the Class 04 run slower however it is the stock motor that it comes with, essentially i added another gear to drop the topspeed down, added a decoder and stay alive for slow crawls over the points 👍

@@philblyth3218 Haha thanks, yes i have been told many times I ran my locos the wrong way 😁, Nowadays I do run my locos the correct way 👍 Cheers

@ haha sorry i had’t read the other comments so apologies if its been said before. I am really impressed by the canted track, amazing how much difference this makes to the overall feel, especially with the low camera angle! I’m going to try and do something similar myself! Have subscribed to your channel, all the best Phil

@philblyth3218 Thanks Phil, I would say the canted track was probably a bit too aggressive in some places however it was a fun one to make and film, theres always something new to work on or improve with this hobby i find 👍

@@philipclark8307 Thanks for watching 👍

@@djburland The white socket is for fitting a light bar inside the loco. Fitting a stay alive would be something normally that would plug into the decoder and stay alive type would depend on the decoder you decide to use

@@maryburton3315 Yeah i had to compromise a bit, I could of made the body wider but them the loco isnt as small, one day I shall get a layout together for it

I see. But still very good work like for me Z scale is probably the smallest for me LOL

@@maryburton3315 I have been tempted to get a bit of Z myself.. Its a lovely scale

@@GrenMiniTren I have seen people put individual decoders in each coach but this can get extremely expensive, as of yet I dont really know, it would be neat to find a cheap rc receiver that would wirelessly be controlled.. im yet to find anything cheap enough and smalle enough working on 12v though.. im sure there is something out there but i havent found anything just yet

@@ThisWayWorksTWW Thanks

@@kevallsebrook3232 The beauty of KZbin is the videos can be edited😁... If you get stuck just drop a comment here and i will try to help 👍

@@kevallsebrook3232 Thank you, Thanks for watching, always good to here the videos are helpful 👍 good luck 👍

@@coachmonte3173 Its a lovely tiny Scale, very fiddly though! 👍

@ThisWayWorksTWW I'd like to see one in person. Hopefully Hobbytown has some.

@coachmonte3173 Tgauge.com is where i get my bits and bobs from 👍

@@BlackCountryLad It is so old now the label has worn off.. I do have some new solder on the way to me though so if it is any good i shall let you know what it is 👍

I have re-linked the diagram, thanks for letting me know👍, if it does not work just let me know 👍

@@trainandbikefan actually alot of the early Graham farish models may be very similar to convert. If you get stuck let me know👍

@@ThisWayWorksTWW Thant's a surprise.... I might just do that, thanks again!

@@martynturek494 Thanks for watching 👍

@@wilsonkemp-sr7ez Hi, I have a new version out now. Please check out my website, baylissbespokedesigns.co.uk I will pop a new link in the video description 👍

Hi Tony, i call them fisher plates. Rail joiners would be another name. The things that connect two pieces of rail together 😁

@@AlexG-pt2zs Hi, no I dont sell the files sorry. From memory the loco body is just a scaled down model from thingiverse and cut out for the HST chassis

@ThisWayWorksTWW gotcha ok thanks

@@tpnh457 It could be a decoder issue. Sometimes resetting a decoder to its default settings can help. I think from memory setting CV 8 to 8 resets decoder back to defaults, worth a try 👍

@ just given that a go and it didn’t work, however after leaving it on the track with a few speed steps it’s started working again flawlessly, it hasn’t been run for a few months so I’m not sure if that has anything to do with it ! Whether it’s something to do with the capacitor draining over time ? Thanks for the quick reply anyway !

@tpnh457 glad to hear it is working again! Electronics can sometimes be mystical, good stuff 👍

@@mactrains The little 08 could probably pull another wagon up the inclines surprisingly.. I just wanted to pack as much as I could on a tiny shelf. Part two is proving to be be taking longer than i had hoped, still got a few things to work out 😁

@@cliffordstjames9859 It could be done in any scale really. Ive been struggling to finish this in N Gauge, always have too many projects on the go!

@@Blueberry_Jelly17no, Odor wise its comparable to using PVA glue.. it just drys clearer 👍, pretty safe stuff

@@ThisWayWorksTWW Thank you. Live with someone that has COPD, my modeling choices are... very limited. To say the least.

@@Blueberry_Jelly17 Bless you, Happy Christmas and fume wise I would happily use this around my lillen, all the fumy things I use tend not to be used in the house 👍

@@nedmerrill5705 Yes once the paint had dried I cleaned it from the heads of the rails. You need the top inside edge and top side of the rails to be nice and clean for good running of locos 👍

Thank you, N gauge is a good size, it does have its higher maintenance than say larger scales but as you said yes you can pack more into a smaller space, theres so much choice out there for us to choose from, it would be good to see your Steelworks venture, are you going to make any videos of your journey?

@ thank you for your reply and yes I think I will make videos on it

@Garethfrostturkeythroat113 I look forward to seeing how you get on 👍

@@Model_train_enjoyer4014 I made it from a model on thingiverse, its just scaled down to fit on the HST Tgauge train set 👍

@@AnneYeAnne Hi Anne! Thank you👍 When are you going to build a layout then? 😁

At 20 Minutes and 17 seconds I show the resistor I used for the lights, you will need to add these otherwise you may blow the LEDs. You have to put 1kohm resistors in. One at each end

Yes, but you used the ones that came with the train, I think what confused me was in the written bit of information you posed you said you needed a resistor and then pasted a link to Amazon to buy it and I wondered where this was to go. Anyway it’s a great video very informative, many thanks.

@russelljennings9319 the tiny smd 1k resistors i put at either end i soldered onto the led PCBs. On the stock loco main PCB the same thing is done via onboard resistors however because these get removed you have to get some new resistors and add them to the light circuit of the loco. The TTS decoder will output around 12v for lights so we need to drop that voltage down for the LEDs on the loco using those resistors i soldered to the centre pins on the LED PCB's. If you know roughly where in the video i say the confusing bit i shall take a look, I may of said something fruity 🤣

@@weeklyexpress me too! Why they havent is beyond me🤷, plenty of Class 66's to choose from haha

@ it won’t even be that hard for GF as they have the new 90s and mk3s with tooling and they just released mk2s

@weeklyexpress I think just recently though they released a sleeper mk3 in china tooling... Maybe they are soon to release a 91? That would be neat, Intercity livery please! 😁

@ I think that it would make more sense for dapol to make the mk4s and 91 as they would not need to change that much for the mk3s and dvt and they are all so more focused on the modern era that GF but it would also make sense with the TPF 67 that they have made

@ I would personally prefer it in the virgin and LNER livery as I am a modern image guy

@@xtraflo I would make your tunnels easy to get inside for cleaning 👍, thanks for watching 👍

@@ThisWayWorksTWW I'll most likely keep the rear side exposed for that reason..

@@cdyvids22 Yeah it was very tempting to buy more, these had things wrong with them so effectively they were sold as non runners hence the low price but even as static models on a layout they would be a great price 👍

The Dapols are very very involved! the 9F's in particular are fun! 😅. Thanks for watching and I'm glad the video helped in a way even if it was for emotional support 😁

@@PhilipGreenhill-vh3sr Hi Philip, i used Card 👍

@@ThisWayWorksTWW hi right ok then thanks for letting me know

@@ThisWayWorksTWW hi well your layout is nice and it's a good size to.ive got n scale and 00 scale.yours is in n scale yes.

@@PhilipGreenhill-vh3sr yes this is in N Gauge 👍

@@ThisWayWorksTWW hi yes n is a nice size and compact to and are you using flexie track to

@@PaulSmith-pl7fo ah 👍, rito i shall show the tippler part a bit better in Part 2, i can always show a diagram of the wires if that may help you think? 👍