LOW GHYLL

[RogerB]

That's uncanny Steve - I've just opened the World of Railways {BRM] e-mail and guess what? They have an article on modelling telegraph poles. I reckon you could have written it. R-

[Steve M]

I didn’t Roger! But I will have to compare notes.

I’ve seen pics of H poles Brian, thankfully no need for them (actually there’s no bl**dy room!)

[Walkingthedog]

More common for power wires Steve.

[Steve M]

More common for power wires Steve.

Anyone fancy trying to disguise their DCC bus as power cables on H poles? Disguising Scothlok droppers may be a challenge.

Read the BRM article. In summary, take a selection of expensive kits, modify them but don’t even consider board joints.

[RogerB]

take a selection of expensive kits, modify them but don’t even consider board joints.

I can feel a part 2 coming on. R-

[brian1951]

Me too, a catenary Dcc bus, it could keep him busy for a couple of hrs

[Walkingthedog]

Especially camouflaging the droppers.

[Steve M]

Oooh, you lot do like to tease!

[RogerB]

Especially camouflaging the droppers.

Brass tube of sufficient diameter and feed the droppers down inside. Someone on here has done it. Now, who was that? R-

[Steve M]

Things we learned today:

If you need to cross four board joints, you need to build four of the ghost poles - not the three that I actually built.

Senior moment.