Hello there,
Did anyone build something in Gnine with that kind of stuff ?
Dapol 2A-000-019 Chassis
Many thanks in advance !
Dapol N Gauge chassis
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rue_d_etropal
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Re: Dapol N Gauge chassis
I have not tried the Dapol one. Thing to consider is what type of couplings. If using the original N ones the there can be problems keeping coulings linked togeter. It certainly used to be a problem years ago with N gauge, so it might be less of a problem now.
Simon Dawson
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Narrow gauge Francophile interested in 1m, 60cm,50cm , 40cm and smaller gauges . Build in scales from 1/6th to 1/24th. Also 1/32nd and 1/35th using 16.5mm track to represent 50cm and 60cm gauges.
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(Simon D.),
Narrow gauge Francophile interested in 1m, 60cm,50cm , 40cm and smaller gauges . Build in scales from 1/6th to 1/24th. Also 1/32nd and 1/35th using 16.5mm track to represent 50cm and 60cm gauges.
http://www.rue-d-etropal.com
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Re: Dapol N Gauge chassis
Off course you could just use my 09 skip chassis - would give you a much better size of wheel,9 inch in scale as opposed to the 4.5 scale inch N gauge ones.
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Re: Dapol N Gauge chassis
Which wheel sets would we use for G9 that would be large enough?
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