Would you model in 21mm if RTR track and models were readily available?

WRENNEIRE · February 7

And another GNR 0-6-0

WRENNEIRE · February 8

Morning!

Mayner · February 8

On 7/2/2024 at 2:34 PM, WRENNEIRE said:

And another GNR 0-6-0

The UG is likely to be built from a set of Worsley Works "Scratchbuilders Parts" introduced in the early 2000.

Certainly built into a fine looking model

Patrick Davey · February 8

All superb models - would slot in very nicely at Brookhall Mill........

Horsetan · February 8

On 4/2/2024 at 1:01 AM, WRENNEIRE said:

Couple of coaches this morning troops
GSR Main Line, Comp & 3rd

WRENNEIRE · February 9

5 hours ago, Patrick Davey said:

All superb models - would slot in very nicely at Brookhall Mill........

Hope to have our 21mm layout Loughrea up and running after our 3 day show in October
Working hard on reviving another of our older layouts for the show.

WRENNEIRE · February 9

Some freight this wet morning

WRENNEIRE · February 10

Nice 4-4-0 this morning troops

Galteemore · February 10

That’s been beautifully made. Really captures the look of a GN PP class in working condition. Nice to see brake rigging both on loco and tender.

Edited February 10 by Galteemore

WRENNEIRE · February 11

Another 4-4-0 this morning
Was this ever named "Louth"?
Thought I heard it somewhere

Galteemore · February 11

202 was Louth but this cannot be 202! The only flaw on this superb model. This is a U of the 1915 batch. 202 was of the 1948 batch - the ones with side window can and LMS style tender as modelled by OO Works.

Mayner · February 11

5 hours ago, Galteemore said:

202 was Louth but this cannot be 202! The only flaw on this superb model. This is a U of the 1915 batch. 202 was of the 1948 batch - the ones with side window can and LMS style tender as modelled by OO Works.

Northstar Design/Studio Scale Models may have produced a kit for the original 1915 version, Worsley Works a set of scratchbuilders parts for the 1948 version and OO Works a OO rtr model of the U. TMD/SSM also produced the widely used GNR T2 4-4-2T which was basically a tank version of the U Class.

The GNR U and its variations has been covered quite comprehensively in kit and rtr form.

Edited February 11 by Mayner

WRENNEIRE · February 12

Well this is deffo a T2!

WRENNEIRE · February 12

Superbowl???
They want to think of a new name for it!
Answers on a postcard.......

leslie10646 · February 12

Dave

Your GNR locos look lovely. You've got a wee job to do renumbering your "U" - the 1915 ones didn't have "County" names, so you're stuck with choosing your favourite "Lough" - No.199 was Lough Derg, went to CIE and was the last survivor there.

It may have been mentioned before, but the T Tanks were a "U" Class with tanks and a bunker! I always thought them rather nice little locos (hence three 4mm ones on my layout!

Horsetan · February 12

7 hours ago, WRENNEIRE said:

Well this is deffo a T2!

Sharman wheels on this one. Again quite distinctive.

WRENNEIRE · February 13

GSR Parcel/Brake

WRENNEIRE · February 14

Some BCDR Freight this morning

Edited February 14 by WRENNEIRE

StevieB · February 14

What beautiful models. Lucky chap.

Stephen

Metrovik · February 14

5 minutes ago, StevieB said:

What beautiful models. Lucky chap.

Stephen

You can say that again!

David Holman · February 14

Is there a project all these gems are part of?

WRENNEIRE · February 14

4 hours ago, David Holman said:

Is there a project all these gems are part of?

As previously stated we have a 21mm layout in the club, Loughrea which we hope to get up and running hopefully after our 3 day show in October
These models turned up and after seeing them in the flesh I could not resist them
I hope to put a small test track together soon and give them a run to see if they run as well as they look