Radio Controlled Mamod Working Hard - 16mm narrow gauge

'Hugo', my heavily upgraded MSS Mamod working hard on the Waterleat Light Railway (WLR) showing off the brilliant Summerlands Chuffer. Hope you enjoy.
Filmed on GoPro Hero+ and Samsung Galaxy A5

[@josephsedgbeer4668]

My new garden railway is now complete other than the scenery. You can find a vid of it on my channel the vid is named 'Mss Mamod - 16mm narrow gauge'

[@ghostontheline]

Hi Joseph, great video and very impressive Mamod loco. Thanks for sharing, Pete

[@josephsedgbeer4668]

theghostontheline. Thanks ever so much Pete. Also thanks a lot for subscribing. Yes 'Hugo' is far from standard and runs very well. Cheers Joe

[@josephsedgbeer4668]

This is my old garden railway. At this moment in time I am building a new layout. Cheers Joe

[@corsur]

Good pulling power, Lots of wagons. What radio gear are you using.

[@josephsedgbeer4668]

Corsur. Hi mate. I am going to make a vid of how I radio controlled 'Hugo' but I used a Ikonnik ET3 3 channel, 2.4 GHZ controller and receiver. For the power I used a 1600mah 6v 5cell battery. To move the regulator I just used a small servo mounted on a home made bracket. You can sort of see it in this vid. To be honest you can just use any controller and battery. Just go to you local radio control model shop and ask for advice. Yes I am deconstructing my old layout I need something bigger(I am already building my new one) also it is quite hard to add scenery to a layout raised of the floor. Cheers Joe

[@josephsedgbeer4668]

Corsur. The whole set up was round £60, not to bad. Cheers Joe

[@corsur]

No not bad at all :)