Precisely. Mine never or I should say hardly ever gave me any issues. Like you say, just place it on the rails and let it go. No coupling up of a bunch of rolling stock that may or may not behave. I found it amazing, with its swiveling bogies how it negotiated the track, even if said track was not perfect.
And a few night time shots whilst braving the reassuringly winter weather. According to the BBC hysteria, it's snow tonight. Followed by rain early morning.
Turns out it did snow, but it's heavy, wet stodgy snow, impossible to run in. However, I did decide to stage a picture. Apparently it's going to rain soon, and wash it down.
Just a quick explanation. The observant ones will have noticed that I have changed the title of my thread to, The Woodlock Line. Over the last 11 years, I started with the intention of doing a logging type layout. But over the years, got a bit of German, US Mainline and other bits. So the original name was no longer relevant depending on what day it was, and what I wanted to run. Welcome to the Woodlock Line
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