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wyatt

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  1. For those seeking a little bit more accuracy, do an image search for 'Routemaster B frame' and/or Routemaster suspension. The 'B' frame is the rear suspension. The London Transport Museum has some good photos of this unit as does flickr.

    The part in question is from Pack 2 (which I still haven't received) - stage 12(left) & 13(right).

    Parts 12k & 13k(brake lines) should be a solid bar, NOT a black rubber hose. This linkage is the emergency brake linkage. This solid bar should connect parts 12gs on the left and 13gs on the right.

    If someone has better information please share with us.

    Hope this helps.

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  2. This won't be a full build from me, I'm really slow, just a teaser of some of the kit parts and what a little OCD can do. It's a very nice kit so far. I'm up to Box 6 (from IXO) so it's good to see Agora pick this up. Hand over the wallet you know you want it. Cheers, wyatta.thumb.jpg.fa04e4e435114e8a952516f53e21b27a.jpg

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  3. I placed my order and they are in hand. Really quick shipping to the US. They are beautifully done and of very high quality. Should make quite a difference when it comes to installing them, which is a fair ways off. Peter also responds very quickly. 

    If you want your RM to be a bit different from the others this is a good way to go. I give these posters -  👍👍👍👍👍.

    Thank you Peter!

    wyatt

  4. laverdj,

    Try using a hair dryer - NOT a heat gun. I've always used one and it always works. Just take your time and maybe be careful around the lettering. 

    If they will send you replacements you will now have a couple of test pieces to practice with the hair dryer. If you don't have one get a cheap one.

  5. Ahoj, Still Nerd Inside,


    Mám sadu T800, která čeká na sestavení. Až začnu, budu odkazovat na vaše videa jako na nápovědu pro mou stavbu.Děkujeme za vaše úsilí při výrobě videí. Nemůžeme těžit ze zvuku, jak je v češtině, ale "obrázky vydá za tisíc slov".

    Také jsem ti dal pár lajků za všechno tvé úsilí.
    Pokračujte ve skvělé práci.

    Použil jsem Google Translate, takže pokud je nedokonalý, omlouvám se.

     

    Hello, Still Nerd Inside.


    I have the T800 kit waiting to be built. When I start I will refer to your videos as help for my build. Thank you for your efforts in producing the videos. We can not beneifit from the audio, as it is in Czech, but "pictures are worth a thousand words".
    I also gave you a few likes for all your efforts.
    Keep up the great work.

    I used Google Translate, so if it is imperfect, my apologies.
     

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  6. Oh yea! Very nicely done Joel. When there is room that is the way to go. Some holes there isn't  any room, so a bottoming tap and shorter bolts is the ticket, if you're willing to go that far. Of course you can drill a hole and glue the bolt in. I just like the challenge of tapping.

    Are your bolts from Model Motor Cars? 

  7. OK folks, who has received their first parts?  SFD?  BigBus100?  Bigbadbri?                ...Dave??😀

    I have mine and it is everything I imagined and hoped for. So glad Agora picked this up. A hearty thanks to all the Agora peeps!!

    Now, when are the after market goodies going to trickle in? 

  8. You're on the right track. Going the extra bit to make it stand out. Sometimes the partwork kit components look like Burago diecast in their simplicity. Which is a shame. But it gives model builders a challenge. It's going to be a beauty when you finish. Keep the pics coming.

    wyatt

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