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Hi Christian Example of a P8, these are parts for 1/87 H0. Your sheet metal looks similar, so right...:) Greets to Nick with Bug . Regards Jan with Max and Moritz
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Hello Christian That was a few days or years ago, now I'm taking care of my wife, there's little time left. I liked working with wood, like this buggy in the picture. Best Greets Jan from Germany
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Hello, I look at everything you build and I wish I could . Regards Jan
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This is just a prototype, not everything works yet. This is also explained. The steam pipe is supposed to smoke later.
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I would say: Many roads lead to Rome... or trial makes wise. Regards Jan
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Yes, that's right, only that's not my machine, I just saw that. Actually, I wanted some information about it here, I thought the machine is common or known here. I only know the Hudsons from Fine model. Sorry Jan
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Hi Nick, Moritz is fine again, had a grain of grain in his paw, we say "granne“ ,three days a stinking ointment and then I removed the thing. Greets to you and Bug
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A look at the building instructions. https://www.modell-land.de/images/daten/330998.pdf It is no longer produced, difficult, about 96 cm long. about 320€ from what i found.
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Hello Chuck, no the owner wrote me that the scale is 1/32, like the Hudson from MTH. Made for Gauge One America Regards Jan
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an Aster Hudson, electric, I've never seen it, very nice model with the water pipe under the tender Greets to Nick with Bug Jan
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I think you need this or i am wrong…:( Bell-shaped armature motors are also called Faulhaber motors or "Fauli" in jargon, since the drive principle with ironless skew winding of the armature coil of a bell-shaped armature motor was developed in 1958 by Dr. Fritz Faulhaber was applied for a patent. In addition to Faulhaber, well-known manufacturers of coreless motors include Maxon and Escap
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Hello Nick, we also suspect that the generator generates too little voltage, stay tuned, we'll see what happens. Greets Jan with Max and Moritz to you and Bug.