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Looks good.
To slow down the video click on the gear icon then select a slower speed in the menu. There is a 1/2 speed and a 1/4 speed choice.
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00 is actually nearer 4' track in scale. As far as I am aware the only 4' railway in the UK at least is the Glasgow Subway. There were 4' gauge tramways in the UK, my long gone local system was 4' gauge. All have long gone. |
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Thanks for the positive comments. I have taken on board the speed issue and if I cannot slow the train I certainly can the video!! Isn't technology wonderful.
I actually have three trains under construction. Each of three cars. As far as I am concerned they are freelance to fit the chassis. However I was watching a film, I think it was meant to be New York and there was an overhead line in the background where the coaches, or cars seemed to be shorter than normal mainline rolling stock. Obviously better for urban lines with tight curves. David |
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Thats pretty creative!
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