Standard Stock at and around Intervale

OO scale video of Standard Tube Stock (1934 Piccadilly) as well as the 1992 Central Line Stock. This shows new tunnel construction and surface track.

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Science & Technology

Tags:

• rail
• trains
• model

[Trifu22]

Are the electric arcs fromthe third rail real (if so a lot of current draw)? or are they just LEDs ?

[adder12]

@Trifu22 Yes, they are white LEDs driven by a circuit ripped out of a LED flickering candle. There is a magnetic reed switch embedded in the track which closes when a magnet mounted on the underside of the train bogie passes over it. If I run the train slowly over it, the led will come on for a second or so and appear to flicker. I have built in more LEDs on the points and should be uploading more video to demonstrate this soon.

[saichelva1]

Where can I get that 92 stock plz

[adder12]

@saichelva1 Go to Metromodels.

[CONCORDE444]

how much did the 92 stock cost you because i am wanting a two car mortrised set for the cheapest i can get it

[adder12]

@CONCORDE444 I think all told around $400 for a six car unit. I put a lot of time into it and added digital train control also. Check out Metromodels in London for prices.

[thepofmeister]

brilliant! :o)



[Malcdude1]

It would be good to get my sons underground train running like yours. Its no good on the bends at all.

[untensil]

its a shame this 00 gauge tube stock is so expensive, making an 8-car set is very costly!

[iantrack]

Absolutley superb!

[wallaces44]

@CONCORDE444 search metromodels & you go thru all trains - but you can only get the 1992 stock in 4 car though