I have no other L55 details, only the L16 diagrams in the tower bible that correspond in every other way except that the DT does not match any real DT I have ever seen. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. I did pass by them some years ago but need to do a full survey of them at some point, something else to do lol. Their rights are fully recognized and these companies are kindly asked to inform me if they do not wish their names to be used at all or to be used in a different way. We are going to need a lot more pylons over the next few years to connect new energy to our homes and businesses and it is important that we do this is in the most beautiful way possible.

I came across a PL1 transposition tower purely by chance a few years ago near Warrington on one of the lines near there. I did a survey of some in the field near Hartford and Stalybridge some years for my project to identify the tower designs as the set of drawings for PL towers is missing the Single circuit tower drawings.I did just get some PL1 S10 suspension plans from Ian McAulay, but this neither proves nor disproves the existence of either D10S or D5S, nor of the notation used. My objective is to base my work on official material (whether for engineers or stakeholders), to limit reliance on unsourced information. The only accessories supplied are bulged aileron servo covers, 2 aileron horns and a 30 mm firewall.

I have done this on my latest layout and on several of the Scarborough and district railway modellers club layouts,. Note the nose is quite short and the tail moment arm is long, so it is worthwhile keeping the tail pushrod as light as possible. Nexus Models as many of you know can supply almost anything for building or maintaining a model aeroplane and now we are the sole UK suppliers for the E2K Flashed ESC speed controllers.This is a subject that has often made me think as they seem to be a feature close to many railway lines /sites, and never seem to feature.