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  • do one for that lilllybank layout u did the plan for it

  • @jmsschooner The one for lillybank, i redrew the altered track plan (modified from the Hornby plan) for it. Sadly I no longer have the track plan i drew up. In hindsite, for it to suit the likes of your class 390 etc, it would have to be redrawn to allow for the bigger radius curves (& points) needed. So you'd be now looking at a bigger size base board than the 8 by 4 foot i used. May be one for you to have a go at drawing up??

  • @ay76 everything i do works for all the other trains bar the pendolino

    all of the others run smooth as day

    but no the pendolino has to fk up

  • @jmsschooner Again that i'm putting down to the wheels & pick ups possibly not being clean enough. Also check to see if any wires are broken on it. Running on tight radius curves like 2nd radius can cause the wires to stretch & brake, hence go for 3rd radius & above......plus the Hornby points don't really help as they are to tight a radius (express version better). Going for Peco medium & larger radius much better for it.

  • @ay76 ok ill check the wheels and also would traction tires do anything or make it worst

  • @jmsschooner If kept clean & check regular for any splits etc, should be okay. Traction tyres, a big source of debate amongst many modellers.

  • @ay76 what do u say bout them

    should be on or off the track tires

  • @jmsschooner If taken off to be run with out, then you'll need to change the wheels that would have the tyres on. This is so to match the same wheel RP. For running a full 9 car unit (one set of here for real is now 11 car!!) traction tyres will be needed.

  • what size is this layout and is this the 6th edition book

  • @jmsschooner sizes shown on the left & also bottom of the page (4 foot by 9 foot) Bad news is this has 1st radius curves, (So your pendolino won't run round part of it) so you'd need to up the radius to a bigger on & re work the track plan to that. Also means you'll need a bigger board. This plan is from the 6th edition book.

  • do you know wether or not it has a name?

  • @freddie09ify Yes it's called 9/6. Cheers.

  • Cheers! i can use this for my new layout!!!!!!!! :)

  • It's a good track plans book if you can find a copy of it. Cheers.

  • wow! that looks good! when i actually build my railway, i mean permanently, when i find the best place, i may use that for inspiration

  • If you can ever lay your hands on this Hornby track plans book, worth buying. Edition number 6 with the HST on the cover at Newcastle station. Cheers.

  • Great stuff. If you want be to I'll send you a copy of this to you.Glad i could help.Cheers.

  • Muy intresante

  • Cheers.

  • looks pretty good for such an old layout plan

  • Yes, not a bad track plans book either. It's the Hornby one with the HST at Newcastle on the front (edition number 6).Cheers.

  • ooh i live near newcastle .toon ,toon,black and white army !!!!!

  • Heh heh heh :-) if you can find it, worth buying. Cheers.

  • 5* great vid

  • Cheers.

  • excellent looks good

  • Cheers.

  • looks like a good layout!

  • It was one i nearly built ten years ago, but ended up doing Lillybank instead.Cheers.

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