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What is meant by 'wet sanding' and where is it typically used?Read moreWet sanding is a technique used in scale modelling and other forms of modelling where a sanding medium is used in...
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Where would I typically use an insulated rail joiner on a layout?Read moreAn insulated rail joiner is a small piece of plastic or metal that is used to separate two sections of track...
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What is the minimum radius I can use on my model railway layout?Read moreThe general advice is that you don't run engines on anything less than a second radius curve (438mm or 17.25 inches)...
What is a back to back gauge?
A back to back gauge is a tool which when placed between the back plates of the wheels of your wagons, carriages and locomotives will give you an accurate gap measurement allowing you to adjust the wheel spacing.
This enables to always have your rolling stock running at its best and will also help with those annoying derailments.
Make sure you select the gauge suitable for your track. For instance a P4 or EM gauge is wider than a standard OO gauge.
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