Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 3:28 pm Post subject: Triang/Hornby Hymeks
As you might have read in the adds section i'm doing up a few old Hymeks . Muttering was because you try filmlng while pushing down on a motor and keeping the camera still and so you can see the meter display
_________________ Experience is something you don' t get until just after you need it .
It did , I have had a good look at the vid today but if you stall it quickly it trips the controller and thats 1.5 amps _________________ Experience is something you don' t get until just after you need it .
That's about 3 times as much as a Hornby decoder will take. The decoder in my Big Boy might work with it as it's a 2.0 amp decoder. _________________ Get off the line Bobby!
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I will rebuild onther one tonight , Its cleaning all the years of fluff and muck out of them that takes the time , but worth it . _________________ Experience is something you don' t get until just after you need it .
There was a picture of one in the Hornby (Ian Allen) magazine that had a Hymek in maroon. Looked rather smart. I've done an Irish version in the earlier mostly black livery and it looks rather smart. One of the many things I've started but haven't finished!
One of the many things I've started but haven't finished!
We all have that trouble *looking around sees 10 thing on the "working in progress" shelf * _________________ Experience is something you don' t get until just after you need it .
Nice engine, that Hymek. A pity they were a victim of BR's electric transmission only policy.
Being into Irish models in a big way, I thought the CIE version Hornbyput out in the 1970s was rather horrible looking!
I might have a go (one day!) at doing the maroon Hymek. Now, if I can get my trade account sorted, I might get a Thomas one and give it a fresh coat of paint...
I have a few 'spare' bodys but they are the old Triang moulding but no chassis _________________ Experience is something you don' t get until just after you need it .
I have a spare underframe (ringfield type) and a number of bogie frames inc some new factory weathered ones. One new body is also availabe from the Thomas range but this is the enhanced version with properly defined head/tail lights and wire handrails up for grabs. Have decided to put the maroon one on hold for a while.
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