ConnorL wrote:(I wasn't sure what Onslaught means)

I was the same, but a quick Google check reveals it is named "Onslaught" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Ra ... ss_details

For Martink and any others in Australia, 3 photos of Sarum Bridge taken at the recent Caulfield exhibition have been printed in issue 26 of 'Model railways in Australia' magazine.
The first photo has the caption "You like mini mini railways. Well this is mini mini"

Greg M
Adelaide

I would second that request as I to have thought the same.

A Co-Co bogie would be nice, either as a motor unit or even by itself.

Personally I would like a Japanese electric freight loco and some loaded JR container wagons.

martink wrote:And a rough and ready video...
http://youtu.be/zuQ2-VBGIDY

Nice video there, I like the continuous single tack idea.

I have basically built one (Dec 2010) and with my crap soldering skills still managed a reasonable effort considering its small size. I would suggest a very fine soldering tip, study prototype photos to help understand what you are trying to achieve. Some bits were fiddly to assemble and the fuel ta...

And how about my initial idea to put the decoder on the track, thus creating block's (like analog block system)? Cheers, Joost You mean something like using this; http://www.ontracks.co.uk/index.php?page=product&prodID=165499 interestingly this Busch HOf stuff uses 3 volt power and locos has magnet...

Towers, the white painted Terrace houses that you used are they the ones from Shapeways Yeswac's T Gauge Models. If so how were they to use and paint etc.

According to Wiki: "Deskjet is a brand name for inkjet printers manufactured by Hewlett-Packard." so use Inkjet decal paper. (I haven't tried it yet on my HP Deskjet.)

Good old 'Lynnbottom'.