John-r

So you got a purple one DJ, I'm really on the fence about this livery, but it looks so good, like yourself I try and support Accurascale  were I can, between themselves and IRM and hopefully the jeep making an appearance, the future looks good

Have to say, your work really brings what are models to life, very believable results, excellent work.

Great looking wagon Leslie,glad I got two sets at the show, would definitely be up for a different running number and think the bauxite livery would be class looking as well, also a must to have. Keep up the great work Leslie.

Great news that the Bulleid open wagons are being produced R-T-R by irm, they will be something special. However my own tuppence worth in this was the sheer enjoyment got from building Leslie's kits (staples an all ). Congrats well deserved to both IRM and Leslie.

Hi All,

Anyone else having difficulties logging in to the Accurascale website. I have been unable to do so the last few days, I can access the trade page and the eu page but not the UK page, any help appreciated.

Regards John.

Top notch work as usual, lovely bits and pieces for a layout, well done Popeye.

Absolute stunner of a model, ( the class 37 I mean ), two more DRS locos arriving in the near future, one with sound, to join spirit of the lakes. Will look really well on my proposed Tralee to Fenit branch line,  sorry lost the run of myself there. Great loco well done to all involved.

2 hours ago, Broithe said:

I believe that there actually several similar moulds, but only to accommodate issues of bodywork size and some detail equipment fittings.

Walked right into that with my eyes wide open, class one Broithe .

Would have to totally agree with DJ Dangerous's above post, Patrick does take customer service to a totally different level of professionalism, great to deal with although any of the lads are in the same mould, well done all.

13 minutes ago, John-r said:

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Panic over, just heard it on Facebook, what a sound, fantastic, well done to all involved.

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Very sorry to hear about this, My condolences to you and family.

Definitely at least a couple of jeeps would go well, the weathering really makes the spoil wagons stand out, class looking, great work Darius .

1 hour ago, Darius43 said:

Made a start on one of these this morning

Cheers

Darius

Now your talking, my absolute favourite of Leslie's wagons, that's because I remember seeing the real wagons many moons ago. Once again Darius very well done and would you mind telling me what colours you are using to paint,thanks.

6 minutes ago, DJ Dangerous said:

From the official guide:

Bronze = Your wallet is full

Silver = Your wallet is empty

Gold = Your bank account is empty

Platinum = You've lost your home, sold organs, or both.

Just brilliant,

Take care, and please recover soon, best wishes on your move.

Excellent Darius, thanks for that, the beets really finish the wagons of lovely.

Fantastic looking,the colour looks really class, can I ask what colour and type of paint you used, it would be a great help to me as mine are in red primer limbo for the last couple of years. That's what I like about your work bench we don't have to wait too long for the finished result , cheers and thanks, John.

Lovely work on the beet wagons Darius, they are a fantastic kit to build, well done Leslie. Can I ask what primer you used as I used Halfords red primer and I just think it looks a bit heavy, maybe I overdid it, anyway can't wait to see the finished wagons. Cheers John.

That's brilliant,  have to admit the blue is my favourite livery, and this weathering really makes every detail stand out, superb job.

Ncc  jeeps, please.

2 hours ago, Fowler4f said:

IRM, just bring it on Dutch, GSV even a TPO   and we will buy them all.

Most Definitely, no question about it.

Definitely the Dutch van both rebuilt and unrebuilt pleeeeaaaaassssseeeee. Not sure how many liveries they had maybe four or five, open to correction.  I might have mentioned the Dutch van once or twice over the years not sure,

Re-read the OP and got the answer I needed, I suppose nobody replied as they thought, God love him he will get it eventually , six duly ordered.

Is it just the seating arrangements the difference between the suburban and mainline versions,  I have read the press release and this was all I could fathom, of course I did read it between pouring the wine so this would explain a lot. Fantastic looking coaches.