Bulleidnutter
-
Posts
327 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Blogs
Gallery
Events
Exhibition Layout Details
Store
Everything posted by Bulleidnutter
-
Good shout! Whether they will be at the same price, which I highly doubt.
-
Day 3 for me. Ordered tuesday at 2pm. Fingers crossed for tomorrow morning.
-
Ooooooo so tempting before they all disappear. One only gripe is the very forward front NEM socket. But so very very tempting.
-
Grrrr sods law strikes again.... I finished the final coat of varnish on my branchlines/ ian kirk conversion and Hattons have them in stock briefly.
-
http://www.semgonline.com/coach/CoachSets.txt Always worth a browse regarding Southern region sets.
-
I hope we see an attachment for the air reservoirs on these as they are a very prominent feature.
-
Eastwood Town - A tribute to Gordon's modelling.
Bulleidnutter replied to gordon s's topic in Layout topics
Gordon your not alone in a change of circumstance and a re-design of a layout to suit. Having had my knee nearly destroyed in a rugby accident, our previous layout would have been inoperable due to having a "duck under". I have just spent building a new layout with a slide out section to ease access. It is good to see the ideas flowing. This is one of my favorite layouts to see the progress and sheer size of it all. -
Tim's painting and weathering workbench
Bulleidnutter replied to Timara's topic in Weathering, Painting & Transfers
Tim, I have to ask. Are you feeling ok? A different 4-6-2 of a certain rival company on your workbench? Again fantastic work mate. -
Not meaninfg detract on wht I'm sure will be a superb model. But if you cant afford the near enough £100 price tag. What about using the new chassis Bachmann are selling for their B1 under a replica body with suitabe mods? I for one, even as a Southern man, am looking forward to this as I need a cross country loco to go with the Black 5 and Grange.
-
I was amazed after reading this thread. I popped onto google maps and had a scan over Bath road and to my amazement the pits from the old shed appear in photographs and the turntable pit is evident.
-
Why can I see such similarities with Rons Manchester Central. Both of these layouts make me speechless with the sheer attention to detail.
-
I shall repost to avoid even more confusion. Page 106-107 of November Hornby Mag is a picture of 18100 approaching Iver in Early black with silver lining with large cycling lion. Behind the loco is at least 5 Hawksworths. Being shot in 1952 I'm thinking the coaches will be in Blood and Custard. But as I said earlier it is a black and white photo.
-
In the current Hornby Magazine. There is a photo of 18000 I think. Hauling a rake of Hawksworths. Its a black and white photo but the coaches are definetly inether Choc n Cream or Blood and Custard.
-
Hattons now listing R4406, R4407, R4409, R4411 and R4413. Thank god pay day is tomorrow....
