I've read a lot of advice on the use of IPA on track.
I decided to do a bit of running in of some of the locos I've accumulated on my test track. They seemed a little jerky to start with so I broke out the IPA. It's amazing, although I am on my third bottle, I'm not sure they're running any smoother, but I find I'm less bothered than I was!
(http://www.ngaugeforum.co.uk/SMFN/gallery/71/5604-021118225313.jpeg) (http://www.ngaugeforum.co.uk/SMFN/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view&id=71034)
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I like the Class B's in the background, by the way.
The loco is obviously moving... looks like a Duchess?
Quote from: Bealman on November 02, 2018, 11:03:38 PM
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I like the Class B's in the background, by the way.
The loco is obviously moving... looks like a Duchess?
No, it's not moving, that's the IPA!
Just kiddin'.
Well observed though, 'City of Bradford', it's been in a box for a while, picked it up from an online retailer for £90 last year. It pulls the Class B's lovely.
You are absolutely right about the IPA although you do have a bit of catching up to do as you will see from my video below. I also find it makes the trains appear to be so much longer :hmmm:
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You can always rely on John for some decent Pink Floyd and some decent IPA but his taste in multi coloured worms is a little iffy ;D