lead, mid, or helper engine ? | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

briansilvermustangOGR Forum Member

d : all the above....

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5/2/1710:27 AM

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phillyreadingOGR Forum Member

Nice video. From experience you must have a really long train to put an engine in the middle of the train, also curves can make a very long train derail due to the weight of the cars in the consist.

I have put a powered engine on either end of my long train once before and I had almost 32 freight cars going around my layout. I won't do that again because it took up most of my track I installed.

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clem kOGR Forum Member

Hey you got it to work, thats real close to conveyor belt thumb

Train NutOGR Forum Member

Or a bike chain! Lol

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