is it this if it is use an atlas twin for the track on the table and to turn the table and attach it to the 2 small holes on each side of the motor for the motor if your motorizing follow motor directions
for the stalls use a connector

P.S. for polarity on track stalls it is determined by the direction of the controller you hooked it up to for power

Well the large scale stuff looks good but  still think the chuggington range will be a bad Idea

steamroller

"Engines come and engines go,
Granpuff 'goes on' forever!"

Percy and the scarf
"Even bulls?"

Trouble in the shed
"What ugly wheels you've got."

Four Little Engines

"If you can't behave, I will take away your red coat and have you painted blue!"

The Deputation

"Hush! I can hear something!"
"Probably the wind."
"No, listen!"
"Och! It's Thomas! Come on, the poor wee engine must be frozen to the frames in there!"

"Something  in the Air"

"Trevor and I are old friends, and you and he have a lot in common too."
"Aye, and what'd that be?"
"Scrap."

"Stepney Gets lost"

"Beg pardon, sir. Excuse my intrusion."
"No, I won't! You've frightened my customers. I'll teach you!"

there was a james set it came with a brake van blue open wagon fuel and james, i have the set. its probably discontinued now 

engines 1, 3-7 Emily, Spencer, and Bill and Ben
coaches Annie Clarabel green coaches red coaches
freight stock TT 1 TT 2 blue and red open wagons 6 ton wagon well wagon modified cargo car tar milk cream rasberry oil and fuel tankers coal wagon salt wagon brakevan rf container wagon cattle car sc ruffy and old style mail cars
and christams thomas set

how about this set
Thomas and the missing Christmas Tree

Christmas Thomas with snow plow
flatbed with Christmas tree
Works Unit Coach
Brake van
oval of track wit a siding
controller and power pack

P.S. if you have Donald and Douglas set is complete

Quote from: fitzythe4p on September 09, 2012, 05:19:29 PM
That is a standard gauge locomotive, and I'm afraid wouldn't be very good for an accurate Sir Handel, although it shares some features. Sir Handel is a narrow gauge engine, and if you want an accurate looking model, you can get a kit to build a model of his basis, Sir Haydn, on the Parkside Dundas website. the kit is only about 25 pounds although you need to build and paint it yourself as well as get a chassis for the kit to roll on

thxs but im just gonna make a model of him but i might do the another time

thanks ill try to obtain one when i can

Ok thanks DTST. That might work to