Onboard outrigger view of Lady Anne- valve gear etc....

[CoggesRailway]

Playing this afternoon...

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

If your interested I used two steel rulers, some gaffertape, and plenty of ballast to suspend the camera. I could't go round the whole lap without fouling things- but it worked a trip on the open section!

 

[Neil Robinson]

If your interested I used two steel rulers, some gaffertape, and plenty of ballast to suspend the camera. I could't go round the whole lap without fouling things- but it worked a trip on the open section!

That's clever [strike]Gromit[/strike] Ian.
Towards the end of the video I thought the 'six foot' between the parallel tracks looked a bit close, you may have a bit of trouble with visiting U.S. 1:20.3 stuff.

 

[CoggesRailway]

U r right there Neil, things will pass, but things also bump too! As I normally only run one thing at a time that little mistake has been ok!

 

[JRinTawa]

Very clever indeed!

 

[robsmorgan]

Playing this afternoon...

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

If your interested I used two steel rulers, some gaffertape, and plenty of ballast to suspend the camera. I could't go round the whole lap without fouling things- but it worked a trip on the open section!

Love It! - any chance of a photo of the rig Ian?

Rob

 

[CoggesRailway]

Shame I just took it apart rob!!

it was two steel rulers duck taped into a triangle- one taped to the top of a bachman bogie wagon (coupled behind the lgb truck in shot) and one taped to the bottom to make a triangle- I then ballasted the wagon with bits of steel- and it took a lot to get it steady- borderline bad for it i think- but it runs fine now so no harm done.

yes should have took a piccie!

 

[robsmorgan]

Shame I just took it apart rob!!

it was two steel rulers duck taped into a triangle- one taped to the top of a bachman bogie wagon (coupled behind the lgb truck in shot) and one taped to the bottom to make a triangle- I then ballasted the wagon with bits of steel- and it took a lot to get it steady- borderline bad for it i think- but it runs fine now so no harm done.

yes should have took a piccie!

Not to worry Ian, just such a good idea.... You've inspired me to have a go with my keyfob camera - possibly try some birdseye views as well (not through the tunnel though )

Rob

 

[CoggesRailway]

Yeh, u quickly find out how tightly you have built the guaging- I could have done more in the winter but not now the veggie patch is thriving...

 

[Old Tom]

Brilliant! An excellent angle to view from. I really enjoyed it.

Thinks: 'Now where did I put the gaffer tape? I've got some old Meccano bits somewhere as well... hmmm'

 

[Dennis Paulson]

Nice video , and the reflection in the water was really nice also .