Model Railway Forum

Thanks for taking the time to reply MG, I probably should have posted up a photo! Anyway, it was indeed the small wire that was missing. Going by the service sheet the motor terminals should be connected to the wheels via screws through the chassis so I think the motor was replaced at some point for...

I'm having trouble with a 2005 vintage Hornby Class 37 (service sheet 210 with a X941 motor I think). I'm using a 9 volt battery with leads attached to test it off the track - the motor runs well both directions if I apply power straight to the 2 terminals. It also runs if I apply power to the rear ...

Hi, What model kits do you build? I sort of dabble with Lego too! Hi As a lad it was almost exclusively 1/72 WW1 & WW2 aircraft (mainly Battle of Britain) and since getting back into modelling so far it's more of the same! Although I got a 1/32 Tamiya Universal Carrier for Christmas that I'm qu...

Thanks for the warm welcome - loads of useful info on here

Wes

Hi everyone I registered on the old forum a couple of days before it disappeared (thought it was something I said :lol: ). Brief history - I had a model railway growing up until we moved house and it never got rebuilt. After going through that bit in the teens and early twenties where you lose inter...