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THIS IS THE TEST SITE OF EUROBRICKS!
THIS IS THE TEST SITE OF EUROBRICKS!

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I have plenty of long haul locos but wanted a small shunter for the switchyard, not easy in PF to fit everything in a small package so managed to come up with this. Still waithing on a couple of windows but otherwise all done for now.

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Thanks all.

The bottom is the PF train motor, I have added 1x2 logs at each end to fill in the gaps to the buffers, the base is made up of plates, there is a gap in the middle to clear the top of the motor. Unfortunately I didnt have spare cow catcher buffers at present, might have to get some.

nice work getting battery box, motor and receiver on board. Looks good.

Is it intentionally an approximation of a BR Class-02? I have a place in my heart for these little diesel hydraulic engines.

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Is it intentionally an approximation of a BR Class-02? I have a place in my heart for these little diesel hydraulic engines.

I am not sure on that one but I do remember little shunters on some local sidings, private company owned.

Great little engine, perhaps a stupid question but did you also fit a IR-receiver in it?

Yes. If you look closely you can see it thru the window

It does look abit like a BR Class 2 or even a Class 1 for that matter as they are both small compact twin axle shunters of roughly the same size.

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