I think you are going to have to switch to a smaller scale for that garden railway of yours... Much more of this and the neighbours will get seriously irritated.
QUOTE (alastairq @ 22 Nov 2007, 21:01) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>those plastic wagons are just TOO light?
how DO they untangle the tension lock couplers?
Some of them look rather too close-coupled!
(Although I understand that Roco couplers can have that effect on some Bachmann wagons due to the NEM socket being mounted too far back on the wagon...)
Regarding any bangs, with four tracks at the bottom of the garden I imagine the residents have learned to ignore all the noise?
QUOTE (alastairq @ 22 Nov 2007, 21:01) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>those plastic wagons are just TOO light?
A case for liquid lead perhaps?
QUOTE (goedel @ 22 Nov 2007, 22:06) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Although I understand that Roco couplers can have that effect on some Bachmann wagons due to the NEM socket being mounted too far back on the wagon
QUOTE (alastairq @ 23 Nov 2007, 22:00) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>aren't they really metre gauge?
I guess the flanges hit the rail fixings on Notwork Rail's new code 75 track then?
Or they've got the back to backs a bit wrong
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