Bought a set from fleabay - 100 security bit - quality bit iffy - but to intend using them very often
Same as this set? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/100-Pc-SECURITY-POWER-BITS-SCREWDRIVER-BITS-SET_W0QQitemZ160066329344QQihZ006QQcategoryZ20792QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item160066329344
But does not have any tri-angle bits - does have various size ' tri - wing ' bits
Do you mean 'tri - wing ' ?
This is the offending screwhead:
Oh those Thomases - not the OO versions, quite possibly knackered, I suggest an upgrade to the proper one with motor iin the loco.
Someone told me tonight that they have seen the screw bits in B&Q. Might be worth a short trip to see.
Thanks to iggy21uk for the link. That may be worth a shot, although sometimes these people have minimum order value that may make it not worthwhile.
Martin, I'd love to have a proper OO version set, but frankly my little ones would wreck it within days. I aim to get a proper train set when my little boy gets to about 5 or 6. :yI never had a train set when I was young and I've always hankered after one, even at my ripe age. There used to be a model shop nearby where they sold those really detailed tiny locos and carriages (often German or Swiss, I seem to remember) They appeared to be really well engineered and being so small, the sets didn't take up so much space. Seem to recall they were ridiculously expensive though, even in those days.
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