How narrow gauge can you get?....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kp4vj1rl6c4
A very, very, narrow gauge railway!
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A very, very, narrow gauge railway!
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Re: A very, very, narrow gauge railway!
As I suspected, the narrower the gauge, the more unstable (or at least looks unstable
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Re: A very, very, narrow gauge railway!
You could always give it an outrigger
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Re: A very, very, narrow gauge railway!
Interesting you should post that reply Rik, I was watching those videos along with the first one mentioned. I think a 'Rocket' based version is due.... watch elsewhere!
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Re: A very, very, narrow gauge railway!
An interesting set up. Apparently the whole collection has now been moved to the Tanat Valley Light Railway near Oswestry https://www.tanatvalleyrailway.co.uk/monorail, and whilst the website describes the set up, other comments elsewhere online suggest it is not being progressed beyond an 1/8th mile track. Whether that is related to the pestilence sweeping our land I don't know.
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Sporadic Garden Railer who's inconsistencies know no bounds
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