Introduction
This paper describes one approach to fitting a variety of equipment to a loco. The example uses a Hornby Flying Scotsman
NRM model, R2441, and the kit fitted is quite extensive, but many of the techniques are applicable to other models too.
Please note that YouChoos cannot be held liable for any mistakes or failures that occur due to an install done by yourself,
and you should expect to make mistakes (hopefully small, hideable ones) the first time you try it! YouChoos is able to supply
the components required for a 'kit' so that you can perform the install yourself, or you can have YouChoos perform the
installation for you as a service. YouChoos does not list specific kits for sale, but almost any loco with many combinations
of kit are possible, so please send me an e-mail to discuss specific requirements.
The Locomotive Model
As mentioned, the example here will use a Hornby R2441 model, which is a Super-Detail Flying Scotsman, in NRM guise.
This is a top-end model to start with, and as such has more delicate parts than some of the cheaper models. Whilst this means
that you have to be particularly careful with the install, it also means that the eventual result can potentially be
stunning.
Before you do anything, you should always test that the loco runs properly as it is to begin with. Correct any issues with
movement, which may involve various adjustments, oiling, and cleaning of the pick-up wheels. There is no point in enhancing a
poor-running loco!

Kit Parts (supplied by YouChoos)





Suggested Tools Required


Fitting Steps for Tender
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Fitting Steps for Loco Chassis
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Fitting Steps for Loco Body
Loco Reassembly
Test / Play

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