Tamiya Tractor Track Multi Functional Control Unit (56511) This system, when mounted on the truck is located inside the cabin with speaker to the front & the MFC-01 unit to the rear. The control unit is mounted inside the left tool box for easy access. A 4-channel R/C system activates all functions By using your transmitter sticks & the trims you can control the truck movements (forward/backward running & turns), horn, headlights, position lamps, roof lamps & speed indicators. You can also activate the back lamp, tail lamps & blinkers/hazard lamps as well as engine revving. 20 LED for 9 light functions. All lamps employed with the multi function unit are high brightness type LED. They are employed to reproduce headlights, position lamps, roof lamps, speed indicators, fog lamps, back lamp, tail lamps & blinkers/hazard lamps, which can be turned on/off with the transmitter. White LED: Headlights, Fog lamps, Position lamps, & Back lamp Orange LED: Roof lamps, Blinkers, Hazard lamps, & Speed indicators Red LED: Tail lamps 24 Radio-Controlled Sound Effects The multi function unit offers 24 radio-controlled sounds that have been digitally recorded from an actual tractor truck. The R/C Tractor Truck Multi-Function Control Unit is capable of the following functions: Engine: Engine starter, Idling, Revving, Running with semi-trailer, Running without semi-trailer, & Engine stop Air: Air dryer, Up-shifting, Down-shifting, Air discharging 1, Air discharging 2, Short horn, Continuous horn, & Parking brake Electric Sounds: Alarm 1, Alarm 2, Turn signal 1, Turn signal 2, Hazard, & Back alarm Exhaust: brake Exhaust brake Brakes: Brakes Coupler: Coupler attachment, Coupler detachment Manufacturer: Tamiya Model: 56511 Tractor Truck Multi Function Unit ...

A hooded rocking cradle in country style from Ashby Designs. It may be built in pine or any hardwood using pegged construction (with a glue & screw option). The designs also suggest it may be used as a plant holder! Author: Ashby Designs Plan type: BSkill level: AProduct Code: ADW124 ...

These plans allow for the making of at least six different styles of tripod stool. Once these might have been called Milking Stools! Included are a plain stool, a stub back, & a high back Author: Ashby Designs Plan type: ASkill level: TProduct Code: ADW120 ...

Steam trains predominate in this unique & exciting programme which features rare archival footage together with more recent material. Amongst the many railway lines appearing are Little Kimble, Marlow, Colnbrook & Epping. Onto 1959 & the mainline from Kings Cross, featuring A4s, A2s, & N2s on suburban trains to Moorgate. Class 76 Electrics are shown on the Woodhead line. Also featuring the re-opening of the Isle of Man Steam Railway. The BR Depot at Kingsmoor, near Carlisle, had plenty of steam in 1966, & this is featured with the last steam specials in 1968. A study is made in 1969 of several preserved lines, & finally Sunday Lunch Specials out of Marylebone in 1986, including 4472 & Sir Nigel at Wembley. ...

There’s steam traction on its way out, & early green DMU’s coming in. Then a flashback to the 30s, little tank engines hauling 4 & 6 wheel coaches, local passenger trains in Silloth & rare colour film of Coronation Scots at Carlisle. See Liverpool Street Station in 1932 with commuter trains moving in & out & then on to wartime; NE A4’s in black livery, & Class 78 Electrics. The Belfast 5’3” gauge to Larne. There are many 1950s scenes including steam sheds, DEMU’s taking over from Southern LOCOS & the Stanmore to Harrow steam branch is shown. In the 1960s, KESR is taken over by the preservationists, while A4s go into retirement. There are Barry Isle scenes, trains at Euston, Paddington & Clapham, & industrials & the last Brighton Belle. Class 52 Westerns & Deltic diesels are already on the way out. King George visits Paddington, & finally a glorious Bullied locomotive is re-born in preservation. ...

Ranging in time from the early 1930s to the late 1980s, this DVD utilises archive film to create a vivid recollection of the golden days of the railways. Old Southern Railway trains are shown on their way to the seaside, followed by the approaches to Waterloo Station in the snow of 1947. Carlisle Station is shown full of smart electric locos, then back in time to 1966 for steam locos at the same station. The once extensive Longmoor Military System in 1968 is shown. Then onto York, & the Derwent Valley Preservation Railway which, despite its proximity to the museum, only lasted a couple of years. The now closed Swindon Works is shown, first in the 30s where a loco is steaming away, followed by a visit in 1975 during the diesel-hydraulic era. Finally a visit in 1987 during the last weeks of the works. Classic archive footage of steam & diesel trains from the 1930s to the late 1980s. ...

The Trains Remembered Collection

Features: Trains Remembered
- The Flying Scotsman, Swindon Work & Longmuir


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