Borzasztóak ezek az öreg zajos füstös szarok, mi a fenének kell ilyeneknek menni?? Büdös, koszos, ronda légszennyező vackok, ezeknek a bontóban a helye!!
Are these the Roll EZ wheels from eBay? I am about to drop the big bucks on their double roller-bearing axles, I'd rather spend that money on more rolling stock but the plastic wheel sets just aren't cutting it after all these years.
@@JooFerenc How easy are they to install? The description on eBay says "some modification may be necessary" but it also says "totally compatible with all G scale cars".
@@rockguitarist931 just pop out old wheelset, pop in new. Diameter may be little less than LGB or Aristo wheelsets. On some cars brakeshoes may touch wheel and car may be little lower but usually not a problem unless you use body mount Kadee couplers and pay extreme attention. I never had a problem.
I just installed that same controller on an old G scale Bachman. I loved the sound and the synchronization with the cylinder. Excuse the boldness but would you share the programmer file with me?
You can programme with any DCC programmer but you need to know which CVs do what. The Phoenix programmer is great and helps a lot. It's not too expensive either.
Good video. Shame Rubble's tours have no food and drink. It makes a tour to combine different pleasures. Having a meal with mates, or a beer with a mate adds extra pleasure. Especially if you have a medical condition that requires food with medicine. Not as good as the tours run from Budapest ! Did one tour with Rubble to Alaska. He promised to do all tracks, yet there was Anchorage Airport and two stations at Skagway we missed. Hungarians run far better tours.
The northern side of Lake Balaton is nicer so I can see why you chose to do it (that and the fact, it goes passed your house). Great railfan event. Nice that MAV lay on this sort of event. I really like Hungary and the Hungarian people. Good food. Good wines. Good beer. Great trains. Awful purple soup. LOL !
A lovely Pupos. A few, including M40 114, have appeared on tours run by this fine gent. Better railtours do not exist in planet earth. Many thanks. Regards from London England.
Oh yuck, it's a kart ! Sounds like a road bus and has a mechanical gearbox. Preserved to show future people how NOT to travel. A DMU power car can operate independently, but that does not make this mobile parcel van a loco. Brings me out in a rash, that can only be cured with two doses of purple soup for ritual internal cleansing. The downside is it welds your behind to a seat with a hole in the middle for four days and four nights, despite six boxes of Imodium. I am still undergoing trauma counselling for that event. Regards from London England.
M62 265 is 'required ' ! Sadly two doses of purple soup stopped me accepting a cabride on 628 116, that was kindly offered. But I did get 628 191 and 628 518 (Soviet Gauge) thanks to a very kind soul.
Only 13 wagons. That is a trip working, by Canadian standards. LOL ! I have counted over 200 wagons on a grain train. But I suspect you will either run out of garden or money to model that. Perhaps both !
There are some members of the PTG group that "need" this track in their rail atlas ! Both ways in daylight, naturally. I might even require the loco for haulage too !
ESU has developed very well in recent years. Zimo is maybe still more versatile if you're deep into programming but ESU has a far wider sound library to choose from. With the easier programming tool and more sound projects to choose from, I decided to stick to ESU for most locos. But Zimo has some specific sound projects where they are just as good or even better than ESU so I added Zimo to my Stainz, for example.
Hi Joo,I just bought a ESU Cabcontrol DCC System. I have a Gscale railking one gauge. George Bush SD70ACE diesel w/proto sound 3.0. I cant get it to work or even find the address to put into the ESU. Any help would be appreciated.Thank you.
