Hsb Fahrradwagon. (cycle Transporter)
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Zerogee
Clencher's Bogleman
Rhinochugger
Retired Oik
can't get the wrappers off
wagon's shaping up BTW - looks like a quality kit
Oh, I say, has this thread drifted a bit
Zerogee
Clencher's Bogleman
Oh, I say, has this thread drifted a bit
Yes, but I'm sure Alan will pull it back into shape when he posts the next stage of the build-up!
Jon.
Oh, I say, has this thread drifted a bit
Only from pole-to-pole..
I thank you!
PS
How do you catch a polar bear?
Rhinochugger
Retired Oik
MMMMMMMMMMM with difficulty?
Nah!
Dig a hole in the ice, deep enough that the polar bear can't climb out..
Put a circle of peas around the edge of the hole..
Hide behind the pile of ice from the hole, and wait for a polar bear..
Polar bears love peas (apparently). So when one smells them it will come over to the hole..
Wait until it stoops for a pea..
THEN,
You kick it in the ice-hole!
Dig a hole in the ice, deep enough that the polar bear can't climb out..
Put a circle of peas around the edge of the hole..
Hide behind the pile of ice from the hole, and wait for a polar bear..
Polar bears love peas (apparently). So when one smells them it will come over to the hole..
Wait until it stoops for a pea..
THEN,
You kick it in the ice-hole!
stockers
Trains, aircraft, models, walking, beer, travel
But on a bicycle- (getting back on topic).My defence is there is (at times) enough cold and snow on the Brocken for polar bears.. AND even in the right (should that be top?) hemisphere!
Rhinochugger
Retired Oik
stockers
Trains, aircraft, models, walking, beer, travel
Back to the subject-
I fitted the corner post angles and the T irons today.
Lining up the T irons was tricky but a cloths peg helped.
and finishing off the underside. The two small circles are the locating posts for the LGB single axle trucks,
I fitted the corner post angles and the T irons today.
Lining up the T irons was tricky but a cloths peg helped.
and finishing off the underside. The two small circles are the locating posts for the LGB single axle trucks,
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Rhinochugger
Retired Oik
Don't mention it; It was the least I could do
For anything you can think of....
There is a prototype out there!!
KeithT
Hillwalking, chickens and - err - garden railways.
But, that's a round "square".
stockers
Trains, aircraft, models, walking, beer, travel
Tonight I added the end steps. I can't see why a bike wagon needs these so I imagine they are a legacy from the wagons original use.
Then I assembled the gates. The main gate bit is one piece from the milled styrene - I had to build up the U channel either side from flat sheet.
and I finished off the bike racks - just a little straightening of the wire needed to make the top loops even.
A loose assembly to have a look at what it all looks like.
Then I assembled the gates. The main gate bit is one piece from the milled styrene - I had to build up the U channel either side from flat sheet.
and I finished off the bike racks - just a little straightening of the wire needed to make the top loops even.
A loose assembly to have a look at what it all looks like.
