Dunluce Castle

As far as I'm aware bachmann have bought over EFE?

Can't really tell from the pics on their website but by all means, post pictures of it once you get one.

Hello, how much would you offer for BR one in GBP and how much would delivery cost? thanks.

Mt friend has the Iwatch and likes it, I on the other hand don't, I see no need for one at all.

Top notch!

Info about that model in this vid, pretty awesome.

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I am also like some people here, and do worry about how factory weathering looks, yes the master might be stunning but it's all about how the factories in china can do it. I was worried to see how DJM's J94's would turn out weathered but its safe to say that the people in china have been able to capture the masters pretty well and it looks good. Here's some pics on hattons of the production models, notice no difference in price as well which is always a plus.

http://www.hattons.co.uk/94065/DJ_Models_Dave_Jones_J9406_Austerity_0_6_0ST_8_in_NCB_Mountain_Ash_Colliery_lined_green_very_heavily_weath/StockDetail.aspx

http://www.hattons.co.uk/94063/DJ_Models_Dave_Jones_J9404_Austerity_0_6_0ST_1763_in_NCB_Peckfield_Colliery_lined_maroon_with_chevrons_ver/StockDetail.aspx

No common sense what so ever, idiots.

A review of the engine will appear in next months model rail, it will be interesting to see how theirs run.

Hello everyone,

Whilst I'm working away on commissions etc, I thought some of you might like to see what dad has been up to, he's just recently finished this O gauge Parkside Dundas 20/21 ton hopper an is now building a second one.

Thanks,

Nelson

Once I receive my model, I can do a video of it running, and see how it performs purely on analouge.

Thanks for the video kirley.

 

Its challenging to fit a reasonably powerful motor inside a J15 boiler and find enough space to add weight and a decoder, it will be interesting to see how Hornby? will motorise the new Dean Goods.

 

Hornby did a great job with their GER J15, the body and cab are both made from die cast metal and the motor is still able to be powerful enough. Hornby aren't updating the dean goods, it's Oxford rail, they making a brand new model of it.

I can tell you what it is, it's cardboard.....I'm just taking a bit of time off from Kingsbridge

I'm guessing you have seen these then? Truly superb bits of kit.

http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/topic/97762-duchess-of-sutherland-of-cardboard/

A very good company, I've ordered from them before via cheque and the whole process was quick and smooth. It is best however to email what you are wishing to buy just in case he doesn't have it in stock, but everything can be made to order.

Outstanding! Is the lining and lettering transfers or Tampo printed?

I just seen the photo on the main page and wow, I think my dad and I are going to have to go halvers on this one.

This is an absolutely amazing announcement, I need to get multiple jobs now

http://www.ehattons.com/NewsDetail.aspx?id=102

Thank for letting us know Leslie, they do indeed look promising, some amount they are building as well!

Very nice

Then later in the programme they showed was supposed to be a live feed of a group of GBRf 66s coming from Newport, including the Evening Star 66 under tarpaulin. The move took place months ago. Silly billys.

Haha that was brilliant, people were also sending in pics of the measurement train taken months before haha.

I also watched it however I strongly felt that the program should not have been live, it would be 10 times better if they in pre recorded clips and didn't rely on what was happening at the time. The presentation also felt a bit blunt and the scientific math stuff! What was that about!. Anyway the program advertised at the end looked extremely interesting.

I love their new website

Theres a pic of the U class which can be found under the gallery tab on their website, looks well built to me!

Nothing major is going to happen, not for the first 2 years at least. David Cameron said that there is no immediate changes to the movement of people and goods coming in and out of the UK.

Lovely work! That chassis etch looks very good as well.

Richard, I believe this is your van from the O' Dea collection GN 816x seen at Enfield in 1961. I presume she passed from GNR to CIE?

 

http://catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000305587

What a great find! Thank you very much, you can clearly see the GN letters right beside each other.