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  1. Thai bricks
    Can you increase the gauge of the drivers, or are you on the limit?
  2. Thai bricks
    Thanks for the links. I have saved a couple of the files, just in case. At this point I have no plans to buy a 3D printer, but there are community printing services around and I might give them a try. Here in Thailand I don't believe libraries have printers. At the same time, shipping from any of the existing services is prohibitive.
  3. Thai bricks
    Sorry, that link is still tripping up the forum s/w. You have to click the paging buttons to see my entire post.
  4. Thai bricks
    There is also a version in G gauge by LGB (owned by Maerklin now): Starter set They also sell the wagon base only. Purists beware!
  5. Thai bricks
    I'm using a similar battery, but with inbuilt micro-USB connection. All the protection circuitry is built-in, but the capacity is obviously a little less, 650 mAh. The battery doesn't need to be removed for charging in my little Koef 2 shunter.
  6. Thai bricks
    Patrick, I think Homa had this German version in mind: https://images.app.goo.gl/Z4L4fH3sNZBJWM3m9
  7. Thai bricks
    @HRBuildNStuf Onedrive says the items don't exist... Have you moved or deleted your pictures?
  8. Thai bricks
    I love how you did the rounded front on the engine. It looks and rolls great.
  9. Thai bricks
    As long as you don't try to run the 9V loco in the same circuit as a 12V loco you should be good. At 9V it will already fly out of every corner, so you would not want to power it up further. That assumes no young children run it...
  10. Thai bricks
    Enjoyable - something different.
  11. Thai bricks
    Great job and I like your collection of European passenger trains.
  12. Thai bricks
    Genius! Will you cut the R40 inner off?
  13. Thai bricks
    Very nice job! But the links to Flickr are dead.
  14. Thai bricks
    How are you going to get curves with this track?
  15. Thai bricks
    Great video. I take it that is ice on the water.
  16. Thai bricks
    Enjoyable!
  17. Thai bricks
    I'm glad you solved it so easily. Track cleaning is a chore all track power rail enthusiasts have to deal with. That's why the Dead Rail Society exists. ;)
  18. Thai bricks
    2-axle locos stalling on switches is a problem most model railway fans are familiar with. I suggest first checking the switches for corrosion, failing that adding another pair of power pickups to the loco. This won't be easy and you will need to hack some non-lego parts. I think there is a topic or two here on EB on how it's done.
  19. Thai bricks
    Does it stall on all your points in the same spot, or just the one?
  20. Thai bricks
    Ok @sed6, that makes sense ... I think ... it's just that the car turns quite abruptly (and the camera with it), but the final movement seems very slow and the train is obviously already going in a straight line. Must try this myself some time.
  21. Thai bricks
    I'm surprised the cat didn't want to play. Just before the train enters a corner the camera seems to slowly turn into the direction and after each curve it slowly moves back to the centre. How does that work? Does the camera actually swivel, or is this some YT trickery?
  22. Thai bricks
    Try changing the "Grid snapping step", 7th button from the right in the tool bar.
  23. Thai bricks
    I have never used monorail, but I noticed that there is a right and a left short curve. You need to alternate them to get a continuous curve. The quarter curve is symmetrical and will rotate correctly. @zephyr1934That is the intention, but without help I doubt it will happen. My school maths eludes me now and the connection points aren't quite where they are supposed to be.
  24. Thai bricks
    I'm trying to create the pieces for 4DBrix track, but it doesn't quite come out the way it should. Where can I ask questions about this? Thanks, Peter.
  25. Thai bricks
    Yes, you must create a text layer. Only when this layer is active can you create and edit text anywhere. If you find this difficult I strongly recommend you watch the tutorial videos. I did just yesterday and they make everything so much clearer.
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