I bought this Big Big train Ruston back in October. Didn't realise how fast it went! So I finally bought a speed controller from Andel Models and it runs right nice! Just cosmetics like drilling the front grill out, cutting out the door, paint! (maybe green or blue), control panel for the switches and potentiometer, and a proper seat for the driver and fill in the gaps in the sides with plasticard where the switches were. Cut the top of the cab off yesterday aswell
Big Big train upgrade/customising
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Big Big train upgrade/customising
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I bought this Big Big train Ruston back in October. Didn't realise how fast it went! So I finally bought a speed controller from Andel Models and it runs right nice! Just cosmetics like drilling the front grill out, cutting out the door, paint! (maybe green or blue), control panel for the switches and potentiometer, and a proper seat for the driver and fill in the gaps in the sides with plasticard where the switches were. Cut the top of the cab off yesterday aswell



I bought this Big Big train Ruston back in October. Didn't realise how fast it went! So I finally bought a speed controller from Andel Models and it runs right nice! Just cosmetics like drilling the front grill out, cutting out the door, paint! (maybe green or blue), control panel for the switches and potentiometer, and a proper seat for the driver and fill in the gaps in the sides with plasticard where the switches were. Cut the top of the cab off yesterday aswell
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That was an idea I had in mind but the speed controller is not as smooth as I hoped but having a lever means I can nudge it slightly to make fine adjustmentsSir Clothem Cap:51234 wrote:I was going to suggest that you could make the speed controller into an exhaust pipe but your lever solution is great.
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