It looks pretty good for a Railroad coach.

For

I think if they bring some BR blue and grey out I will have a rake or two.

Issue No 7 came out with a curved track piece and some greenery.

Issue No 8 is now in the shops. Comes with a home signal but no track.

Issue 9 is out this time the part work comes with a young oak tree and A length of curved track. 

If your after A Mk1 coach that has the transfers already fitted, One is on E-bay for

Hachette have updated there web site with information on the loco and the controller.

If you click on the loco image it takes you to A down loadable form for you to print off.

Stage one the first thing you need to do is stick the vouchers on to the form from issues 6 to 20.

Stage two get a mortgage to pay for the items that will have discount of 60% off the loco and 33% off the controller.

In the small print the loco is GET READY FOR THIS

Still nice to add A Photo of the coach.

Photo's from Aylesbury Junction

Photo from Google images

Photo from Google images

Thank you for the updates.

Thank you for the updates.

No problem it has turned into a small hobby looking for information on the subject.

Issue 10 is out and it comes with a curved piece of track and some platform pieces.

Also you get printed paving stones in the magazine to stick onto the platforms.

Lovely idea, to encourage people to enter this fascinating hobby.  However, living in London, space is limited and homes generally don't have large out buildings etc.  Albeit OO Gauge, it is still far too large.  To have focused on a smaller layout, with better quality products would  have been substantially better.  N Gauge may have been a better alternative as more can be fitted into a smaller area, one of the principle reasons why N Gauge has gained in popularity.  One could readily build a very decent model railway for

Your Model Railway Village Track Plan

Inspired by the

Lovely idea, to encourage people to enter this fascinating hobby.  However, living in London, space is limited and homes generally don't have large out buildings etc.  Albeit OO Gauge, it is still far too large.  To have focused on a smaller layout, with better quality products would  have been substantially better.  N Gauge may have been a better alternative as more can be fitted into a smaller area, one of the principle reasons why N Gauge has gained in popularity.  One could readily build a very decent model railway for

I find my rakes run very well on my layout, even being close coupled with Bachman couplers.

All but one of mine runs well. I have one coach with a badly moulded wheel so I'm going to replace it with a Hornby one.  

This is the free wagon you got if you subscribed. I think it looks a nice starting point for a project.

The wheels need to be replace and the couplings can be changed for the Bachmann slim type code number 36-026.

Issue 11 is out now with the walls for the engine shed and the roof section will follow in issue 12.

Thanks andymac.

Please keep them coming.

Issue 12 is out and this issue comes with the roof for the engine shed and another piece of curved track.

I have been to the N E C toy fair today and A stall holder was selling the coaches with out track for

This level crossing was for sale on E-bay for just 99p plus

The same person was selling four of the coaches and they sold for

This Saturday 15th February
A shop in the Midlands is having its winter sale. the shop is called A Oakes.

This weekend you can buy a Bachmann 3F for