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  1. Accurascale moves into modelling 1:1 models of defunct loco types, DCC fitted with sound ad a lot of batteries 🤣
  2. Maybe Murphys models becomes part of AS and a range of new Mk2def coaches?
  3. I've tried everything and still the screen is blank! Maybe I need to take it apart & look for a loose connection?
  4. No faulty locos, AS only build good ones 🙃
  5. Of my locos the heaviest haulers are 1 - AS Class 55, 2 - AS class 92 My ex now sold Hattons 66 was in the same haulage range. Not sure of their weights but the Deltic is very heavy.
  6. My Z21 WLAN maus has just died. The low battery warning came up, I changed the batteries & now nothing! Yes, the batteries are fine & in the right way!! Any ideas?
  7. Is there a video of your class 66 sound functions? My old Hattons one had Legomanbiffo sound with bass speakers, which I sold to order yours.
  8. Could you pre-warn us when spare stock is about to be listed on your website. Might be up for a few more of these!
  9. Imagine heritage railway rakes! Just simple Mk1 models of each region, elusive SO/SK/BGs would be good too to build a full rake and S prefix in blue/grey. So much scope in an unfulfilled market. I've never been able to complete WR rakes in any livery without renumbering.
  10. Are there any good videos showing the sound in its full glory? My Hattons one had Legomanbiffa sound with EM2 speakers & made the base boards resonate! Quite a high barrier to beat!
  11. There are nearly 30 diesel shunter types never produced . . . .
  12. As far as I know, Kings Lynn, Peterborough, Bedford, and Cardiff are not in London. Nor Brighton, Dover or Southend. You can model most Southern Routes, LTS, Great Eastern, Great Northern, Midland and Great Western. No other unit type offers this, so that's half the British population covered! In time these units will spread North, but as tested on the WCML from Crewe (not in London), anyone could model them. PS - Southern class 401,402,403,410,411,412,414,416,419,423,450,466,438,491 units have sold well enough, so clearly plenty of Southern DC modellers out there!
  13. Based on the AS prices for Irish units, I think we're fine. If they're the quality of the Mk 2Bs, they'd sell and with AS sales model, they'd manufacture to demand in batches. The Electrostar would be the best for this, livery after livery and new liveries to follow in the real world.
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