7 1/4 Inch Gauge Railway

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There is! The locomotive and stock are now staying firmly on the track but are only travelling at 1.8 mph when there maximum speed is 15mph, so there is something wrong with the blueprint somewhere, I am slowly rewriting them so that will take some time
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Good news Kris. This is an interesting project.
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Great news. I'm quite interested in building a smallish "layout" with this gauge so keep up the good work!
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Bit of topic but I think the Dobwalls stock found a home in Dorset somewhere rather than Australia. I'll see if theres a link
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There is quite a nice model railway in Clevedon, including one of a US Santa Fe Steam locomotive. Which is unfortunately diesel powered. :)

Its a sad fact that its the last railway still in Clevedon. It used to have 2. :cry:
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Dobwalls stock sold first to a UK fellow then forward onto an australian in Melbourne.

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So technically we're all right! :P
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Well yes i suppose so :) app october this year is big boys first trip at dimond valley railway at eltham (for those who havent been its a track around the same size if not bigger than Dobwalls with similar grades.

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trainmad wrote:Great news. I'm quite interested in building a smallish "layout" with this gauge so keep up the good work!
Hey there Paul, welcome to the dark side.

I'm not too familiar with this gauge though I do remember Dobwalls, brilliant :)

How's it going mate? Off topic here but I believe someone's started the MRB in RW.

Just when I had it on my list. :lol: :wink:
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The Dark side, sort of...

They have - http://rw-trainsim.co.uk/forums/index.php?topic=9471.40
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trainmad wrote:The Dark side, sort of...

They have - http://rw-trainsim.co.uk/forums/index.php?topic=9471.40
Off topic, yeah I've nearly finsihed route building wise, but I don't think I'll be bothering with the 5 and 3ft lines, it would be nice but a bit of hassle.

You never know if Kyle's project here picks off after he's finished his skip, who knows I might be able to substitute for 7 1/4.

Anyway excellent work Kyle, a very original idea!

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Indeed, I think its a great idea!
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Lewis, I think you mean Kris not Kyle, two totally different people :)
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Tankski wrote:Lewis, I think you mean Kris not Kyle, two totally different people :)
Oh dear! :o Yes I do mean Kris, apologies. That's me and late night posts for you! :lol: They've both got class 67 numbers for names, that's probably why I got confused :P
Thanks for pointing that out David :wink:
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