very nice, nice track plan, nice design, what kind of track are you planning to use, bachmann or atlas?

cool, great job dude, thats pretty neat.

oh yeah, I remember those pics, it was on the Large Scale board, I liked percy after the mechanism was taken out. pretty funny. XD

that is no new news dude, and does this involve bachmann thomas at all? I would suggest deleted this before people get on your nerves

well, I would go with preiser, or any other figurines.

Quote from: StanierJack on December 28, 2009, 12:03:03 PM
1st thing, what has this got to do with "Bachmann Thomas & Friends" 

2nd thing, it's called an overhaul. 

I'm afraid stanierjack is right dude, this has absolutely nothing to do with thomas, if you wanted to let us know, just post it on youtube or  some other website we are on 24/7. sorry man.

Quote from: StanierJack on December 06, 2009, 05:11:21 PM

Quote from: tac on December 06, 2009, 03:37:55 PMyou should be aware that they are made to a different scale than the Bachmann models, and are, in fact, considerably bigger - they do NOT go together.

tac
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Actually, they are about the same. As someone who works with OO, and someone who owns both models, they measure up to be about the same. They will look good next to your Bachmann items.



Disregard the O scale, and you'll see Hornby and Bachmann together looking ok. There are several other people who use the forum who can guarentee you that Hornby will be ok.

Plus, if you use a decent track make like Peco, rather than E-Z, than you should have no trouble

where did you get the O scale engine and track, I am working on the G scale RWS series, but i have been dieing to work on O scale, not that 3 rail crap. but just wondering.

did you make sure the track and curves are level? that might be the problem, when i get my LS thomas and truck, i will post a video on how to make chain linked couplers on the troublesome truck and to couple thomas to him. that might help. but if you want to try it right now then i can post some instructions on how to do it.

they have one for thomas the tank engine, but pretty neat video of percy.

probably not, because that requires work and skill, one thomas percy mavis toby, and all the small engines don't have room, tender engines can because their tenders hold the speakers and wires can go to the motor easily. but then the prices will go up extremely if the industry did that.

Quote from: Anthony P2 on November 04, 2009, 08:08:59 PM
it's ok dude. i entered that contest on their website... i hope i win!

I hope i win too, if i do, i might go eye mechenism and old television face. that's pretty cool

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNcShNJ7tQA

can i use this technique for the G scale thomas the tank engine?

well if thats the nearest hobby shop then yes you can ask them

i never heard about it, whats it about?

well tender engines, possible, tank/diesel engines doubt it, they're too small to fit speakers, if the speakers are small enough

that looks amazing Mr. Bachmann, a fine piece of work indeed, a big project finished splendid. well done