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 Posted - May 11 2018 : 2:29:42 PM
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Clattering down the interstate, Smeltertown was moved to the museum for
tomorrow's exhibit. Nothing fell off as everything is glued with JB Weld and
Super Glue. Still having a tad of trouble about every 20th circuit around one
corner, but the issue to my astonishment, appears to be largely related that the
new Bachmann PCC's have a flange that is a tiny, tiny bit larger than the
older PCC's they made, thus a tendency to grab and stall where ever the
flange makes contact with the "street." A little regrooving with an Exacto
knife has largely cured the problem. Cross my fingers, tomorrow's the big
day!
This why I so much appreciate what RP Model Railroads has done: by
keeping a firm grip of his ambitions, he has distilled the essence of the
thing into a portable layout that can fit into a small hatch back.
Edited by - Chops124 on May 11 2018 2:31:26 PM
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Posted - May 11 2018 : 7:46:03 PM
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Good luck tomorrow, Chops!! and, thanks for the accolades.
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