Re: Type C/UP trucks
Posted by Michael York on Apr 22, 2020; 4:16am
URL: http://c-sng-discussion-forum.254.s1.nabble.com/Type-C-UP-trucks-tp15497p15531.html
OK, I think I see what you mean with brackets to allow the journal lids to slide into place. It's a bit like a (very) cheap knockoff on the Hewitt lid (Pat'd 1877).
I checked my HOn3 Type A/Litchfield/12t truck with a pair of Kadee wheelsets...boy are those things big! Now, I remember why I didn't offer that one before! I had the same issue with the Carter passenger car truck in HOn3 (only worse since those were designed for 24" wheels).
Here's what it looks like before I start selectively compressing (and expanding!) the trucks...
It would be nice to get some test prints ordered by this weekend. I do not have any Sn3 wheelsets, so someone else will have to be the guinea pig on those...but let's actually make sure I get them right before anyone orders a bunch. Little mistakes happen...
URL: http://c-sng-discussion-forum.254.s1.nabble.com/Type-C-UP-trucks-tp15497p15531.html
OK, I think I see what you mean with brackets to allow the journal lids to slide into place. It's a bit like a (very) cheap knockoff on the Hewitt lid (Pat'd 1877).
I checked my HOn3 Type A/Litchfield/12t truck with a pair of Kadee wheelsets...boy are those things big! Now, I remember why I didn't offer that one before! I had the same issue with the Carter passenger car truck in HOn3 (only worse since those were designed for 24" wheels).
Here's what it looks like before I start selectively compressing (and expanding!) the trucks...
It would be nice to get some test prints ordered by this weekend. I do not have any Sn3 wheelsets, so someone else will have to be the guinea pig on those...but let's actually make sure I get them right before anyone orders a bunch. Little mistakes happen...
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