The GnATTERbox

that is just so well done; beautiful job with everything exposed. could you please give a brief rundown what does what on the prototype? I don't think I've seen a Lister with the 2 levers behind the driver's position. I would only be making assumptions of the other components. the driver actually lo...

that loo don't have much "turn-around" room

http://forum.gn15.info/download/file.php?id=762

might wanna consider backin' in if'n the need calls for it.

thank you. the table is very helpful.

could we concur Code 100 rail is equal to 30# +/- 1:24 scale rail?

i'm ready to pull the trigger on (3) BK turnouts and a bundle of rail and am hoping to get close to correct size. thanks

yeah. I mean, it is like 1999 and all ...

awesome; thank you

nice sound a drawings, but I get no "action"

really nice
http://gn15.info/photo/images/2017/09/23/DSC04875.jpg

any "under construction " photos?

as an archive, it is priceless. I always thought Carl shared the whimsy of Ward Kimball. now, I would side with "hollow". the site has the mechanics of updates, but no "soul". maybe no "character" is a better word. not to disparage the efforts of keeping it on life supp...

nice. I used to buy the airfix sets for 50 cents when my weekly allowance was only 25!

I agree: the time has come to release the kit with all its improvements.

I can see making these in length and slicing them "bologna-style" for multiple runs. line up on the frames with a piece of axle or brass rod so they would be perpendicular to the center axis and parallel to each other.

interesting; I had to search what all the talk was about. the era is right (mid-late '50s) but I had never heard of him. it's a small world I've lived in ...

but I do understand the enthusiasm generated by the opportunity to be immersed in something which you have passion.

Carry On!!!

that is all looking quite nice. thanks for the bearing link.

the hobby waits. I think it's better to know there's work waiting than be resentful that work is taking us away from other interests.

that looks very serviceable.

Q: the brass bearings - is this something readily available as an individual part?

thanks

I've followed this construction and I must say the "whole" is definitely greater than the sum of its parts!

following along

https://images.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=htt ... -3.jpg&f=1

the Heller kit looks like it would offer some good parts. I think a resin casting of the seat would sell quite well, too.

here's another review of the kit from one of my most enjoyable youtube subscriptions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_eeFaGdXN0

it's metric ...

I tried to find a "review" of these figures but no luck.

Q: are they molded in one piece? separate arms or legs or head? are the torsos in halves like so many 1/35 scale kit figures?

good potential and kudos to ICM for interesting subjects.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGXQd1ywfqs

whole series on this module

quite impressive!

ditto!